Brook House - (Near Hammersmith and Fulham, london)

Jean Valjean Went for lunch the second time today, also served by a friendly Thai waitress. The decor, the food and service reminded us of the great experience we’ve had from our many visits to Thailand. We did a la carte last week and tried the linch sets today. Great value for money. The dim sum (dumplings) appetisers were more Chinese but very delicious. The Tom Ka Gai coconut chicken soup was very authentic. So was the Pad Thai. Each set was just £15.90 plus VAT. We’ll try the fish and curry next time. It’s going to be our regular joint.

Captive Kingpin Absolutely delicious Italian restaurant, one of the closest Ive seen in London to replicate proper Italian food. Highly recommend the pizza, you can see the oven right there working all night, almost makes you feel youre in Rome. Attention is very good as well. (A bit pricey but what can you do)

Frank C Amazing food and service! The calamari was fresh with delicious jelopeno and the passionfruit cocktail looked and tasted fantastic. The chicken burrito had a unique British style(in traditional Mexican style, it’s usually wrapped inside)but I mixed some of the chicken with the rice, added avocado, yogurt made it incredible. The fried fish tacos were fresh and full of flavor. We came around 3 PM so it was quiet, and the staff were super friendly. Highly recommend!

Janet Fyle I really like the ladies who served me. They are always courteous & helpful and remember their regular customers’ likes especially how I like my coffee and my eggs. Great place to come and treat my family to breakfast/brunch

Elena T. Absolutely thrilled to have this new addition to the neighborhood! The roast duck and barbecue pork are outstanding—rich in flavor, perfectly cooked, and truly authentic. Vegetarians are well-catered for, with a great selection of classic dishes available in meat-free options, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Since this is a “Little Four Seasons,” the menu is slightly more condensed than its larger counterparts. While the variety is impressive, I’d love to see more fish and seafood options in the future. Looking forward to coming back soon!

Rachel Parsons-Dempster We went for dinner and shared the bruschetta (£7.50) to start, which we were pleasantly surprised by — a really generous portion. I had the steak (£23), cooked exactly how I like it, and my partner went for the salmon (£18), which was also cooked perfectly. The Fulham House Cafe, Brunch & Restaurant is a lovely little local spot with a wide range of options on the menu, offering good food and great value for money. The house wine is only £22, which feels like a steal in London these days. They also do brunch, which we’d love to come back and try.