Barcha Barcha - (Near Hammersmith and Fulham, london)

Grace Yeung Truly sensational! Piccione - chargrilled, spatchcocked Pigeon marinated in chianti classico and autumn herbs with Coco Bianchi and chicken liver crostino was meticulously executed and this particular dish so memorable. Yeah that didnt sound like food review because it was beyond just cooking and presenting tasty food. I enjoyed the precision of the cooked food. No diner would miss the point. I had to admit I was a bit skeptical when primi was served with no presentation at all, but I guess that was the chefs statement of unpretentious food. Loved the tiramisu, too, a real proper one, not any layered sugary cake using that name to confuse the market.

emeline moulin Love Daakoo! Amazing Indian food, especially for takeaway in West Hampstead. Open until late which is a lifesaver, and the quality is always spot on. I had lamb with paneer and rice — sooo good — and the portions are really generous. Bonus points for being close to West Hampstead station. Highly recommend if you’re nearby.

Craigette Pleasance Lovely service, good food.

Bebeliana C Searching the riverside restaurant and found this one for lunch in a sunny day. Elegant place with good food. Classic menu. Special lunch offer which add £3 for a glass of house wine. Lovely and relaxing restaurant with comfortable seats. Quiet, nice view.

shsgah sjabag My GOD this has to be some of the greatest lamb shanks I have ever tasted. I was searching for restaurants in Hammersmith today, and came here out of curiosity. The waiter greeted me enthusiastically and brought me downstairs, which was surprisingly chill and cozy, well-lit with large dangling lightbulbs and decorated with artificial greenery. The waiter asked me what food I would like and I confessed to him this was my first Somalian meal. He recommended me the Village Lamb Special, which I happily ordered. He then came back with two small plates of sauces coloured in green and red, explaining the sauces and their flavours. He told me to wait for a few minutes. The long-awaited dish finally came, along with a bowl of rice. The lamb was luxuriously yellowish and well-plated with the combination of salad. And it was SO tender—the meat literally fell off from the bone whenever I touched it with my spoon! Amazed, I asked the waiter, and he explained that the lamb had been marinated and soaked for over three hours. It merged perfectly with the sauces and rice, it was full of flavour without ever being over-eager. Great layout, great waiter, great food, reasonably priced for its exceptional quality, honestly a very delightful dining experience that should surpass a lot of Michelin restaurants.

Anand Roy Having been coming to the Alliance for years, usually only for drinks, we finally decided to try the food there. We got the Black Pudding Scotch egg to start. This hands down was the best scotch egg I have ever eaten - we had to give compliments to the chef. The perfectly fried coating of pork and black pudding, the wonderfully creamy runny egg yolk was divine. This is a must have and despite the high price - £9.50, I wouldnt hesitate to get it again. I had the beer battered Fish and Chips, whilst my partner had the chicken leek and mushroom pie. Both of which fresh and clearly hand made with high quality ingredients. The food is definitely worth a try - alongside other of their excellent wines. I am annoyed that I didnt try the food before.