Chet's

"Nice place for lunch. Very bright space and quirky design. Thai Americana cuisine. The club sandwich tasted very good and a big portion. Great twist on a classic. Quick and friendly service."

"Was staying at Hoxton Sheppard Bush for 3 nights. I ate a dinner, hit the bar and had breakfast on my last morning in town. Chet's a Thai inspired restaurant. For dinner I had the Waterfall Lamb and Chet's Wedges Lettuce and a grapefruit juice. I really loved the Chef's wedge way more than I thought I'd. Waterfall Lamb was good and spicy too. The bar was nice and busy, in a good way, Friday night. Breakfast was a mix of Pancake stack, Babka French Toast and Sal Uah Sausage, which was homemade and really had Thai flavours. It was amazing. Didn't get to order the apple pie or the fried chicken and waffles which we had our eyes on. The latter was sold out and very popular for breakfast."

"Great experience! The interiors are just perfect, love the colors and the Modern American diner vibe. The food was delicious specially the Lobster and the sticky wings. The staff was super friendly, fast and always asking if we needed something."

"Visited the restaurant twice, for a dinner on Friday night and a breakfast on Saturday. Friday night was extremely busy with people queueing to get seated. Very vibrant environment with life DJ, lots of people at the restaurant and the bar created a proper 'Friday night in London' atmosphere. I loved to see the waiters dashing around the tables and being very friendly and informal with the visitors and the chefs focused on creating masterpieces in the half-open kitchen. Saturday breakfast was quiet as it should be after a busy night, which provided me with a good opportunity to get a proper look at the interior which was very well thought through with plenty of detail that contributed to very comfortable and cosy environment. A special compliment to the food - I found the flavours very intriguing and interesting, making me wish to come back to try other dishes on the menu."

"Promising. Visited during first weeks of hot launch. The atrium-style dining area gives off an appealing glow of Miami, but the fixed bench table height is set for minions. The food travels to Thailand and is looking around in a coach tour. The cocktails are undecipherable and £13 of mostly ice. Limited ambition beer selection, but we had a happy accident when we got served one not on the actual menu. On service it's all amiable amateurs, fairly so, and the dress code is so Bush that you don't know if you've entered the premises yet. Good luck kids we'll visit again in a few months in hope."