The Fat Badger - Notting Hill - (Near , london)

Aaron Hawkins Superb breakfast. First time here and didnt disappoint. Decent smoothies too. Will be returning.

Vicky Harris Allergy customer review … Wow just wow ! We came recommended as a coeliac safe Chinese restaurant. (Our child has coeliac disease). Lots of choice on their gluten free specific menu even battered items so they use a non wheat flour. We all ate mainly gluten free and tasted just the same if not even better than our normal wheat Chinese TA. (Just to add my child didn’t have a reaction from heating here so the proof is in that) I have a nut and sesame allergy … I didn’t expect to eat here, but I felt safe and they guided me to what was safe. I decided to take the risk and thankfully I didn’t have a reaction! Atmosphere was great, friendly and staff were kind to the children. Tables are absolutely beautiful wood with spinning inner circle. Overall we all came away full, healthy and very grateful happy customers! Thank you Five Spice … we will be back !

Tom Duggan Fantastic dinner with family pre-New years. The food is outstanding, good variety including vegetarian and vegan options. The marinated halloumi was a highlight! the kitchen is open which adds to the spectacle The service was excellent and there a lovely relaxed atmosphere. The restaurant is stunning and beautifully decorated. Thank you to all the staff!

Alexander Vladimirov Yes, this is THE Speedys — the iconic café right next to Sherlock and Watsons house! -) Of course, I mean the one from the BBC-series Sherlock. Right nearby is the entrance to "that very house" where the shows characters lived. Although these days the “221B” number has been removed and replaced with a plaque stating that an Italian patriot once lived here. The café itself is very nice and cozy - perhaps six tables inside, plus two outside. The menu is quite modest and limited (it used to be much larger, as you can see online). The walls are decorated with film stills and photos of the owner with the actors. The owner was there during my visit, but he seemed busy and concerned, so I didn’t want to bother him. I should note that there are always people here. You can get a seat, but patrons constantly come and go. Judging by the opening hours (Speedy’s is open from 6:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday to Friday, and from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturdays), the café still primarily serves local residents, not tourists. On the other hand, there are certainly fewer tourists now — there are many more TV shows, and Sherlock is mentioned less often… Speedy’s offers excellent service. The waiter told me how he was there during filming (having worked here his whole life) and was generally very friendly and cheerful. The food here is unpretentious - very simple, yet delicious. The bacon is absolutely outstanding. English tea is served in a large cup with milk already added -) But then again, people dont come here for culinary wonders; they come to see where one of the best TV series was filmed. You can reach Speedy’s by metro; the nearest station is Euston Square. As for prices, they’re remarkably low. Which is another reason to love Speedys -) A tasty café, a place of interest for any cinephile, and very, very reasonable prices.

Harry Barrett Great food and excellent service from friendly staff. Highly recommended

Ololade Holmes ordered oxtail with rice and peas, it was so delicious! very generous portion (only half of the rice portion was on the plate!) and nicely seasoned