Bread Street Kitchen & Bar - Ealing

"Really enjoyed the dinner here on a Monday night. Started off with a glass of Lady Regent which is refreshing and fruity, exactly what I wanted. My starter was wagyu beef balls in tomato and pesto sauce served with crispy, crunchy bread topped with melted cheese and chopped parsley. Love it!! The serving is big enough to be a main course. I was a bit full after this starter. Main course is sea-bass which is tender and juicy topped with Sam fire which added saltiness to the fish. I love leeks which is the base of the dish. Yummy! Knickerbocker glory - who can say no? Love all the dishes and cocktail, divine! The reasons that I gave 4 star is because the seat was a bit sticky. (It’s the red leather seat facing the bar). Also the cocktails arrived at the same time with the starters although cocktails were ready to be served at the bar. It would be nice to enjoy the cocktails first."

"Giving 3 stars purely for how the interior has been set. The place is nice, cozy and comfortable place to enjoy beautiful moment with friends, family or just by yourself. Beautiful decor and social environment but wooden seats are too hard and not every comfortable at all. Would prefer if pillows were provided"

"Fast service. Good food. Egg yolk was more orange than my grandma's. I didn't like the interior and chairs not very comfortable. Pricey of course. It's good for a quick healthy bite of you're rich."

"Love the food. Gold stars to the chefs. Went for my aunties birthday. Only issue I had was that my long Island iced tea didn't taste like it had any alcohol whatsoever in there it tasted like water down coke with ice. Four of us had this drink and came to the same opinion. Are waitress worked exceptionally well. Looking forward to having breakfast in the summer outside"

"A restaurant near Ealing Broadway station (8min walk) that serves a fusion of different cuisines. We came here in a group of 6 for a Xmas meet-up. The restaurant was very quiet for the evening we visited. At the busiest time, the ground floor was half full. There’s a first floor, which was completely empty. We ordered a main and some dessert. The mains were quite standard - nothing really surprised or amazed us. We also had mocktail and cocktail, which were nice. The service was not too great, as waited for quite long for orders. At checkout, there was a mistake on our drinks. The drinks should be discounted, due to a happy hour offer, but it was not offered and we had to ask for it to be corrected. For the food we ordered - a main, a drink and a dessert each, we spent £30 per person."