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A lovely community coffee shop that serves great coffee and fantastic breakfasts, from a traditional English with all the trimmings, to a mountain of American style pancakes with lashings of maple syrup and a side of bacon.
Submitted by Rajesh
Part of the Grand Union Canal, this a very picturesque place for a stroll. You can even get a pint at the local pub after called The Fox.
Submitted by Tatiana
Part of the Grand Union Canal, this a very picturesque place for a stroll. You can even get a pint at the local pub after called The Fox.
Submitted by Tatiana
As well as fantastic play areas for kids of all ages, there is a maze and an animal park that houses birds, goats, sheep and peacocks. The peacocks roam free so be careful not to get chased by one as you walk around!
Submitted by Rajesh
Doors, floors, fireplaces and anything in between. Perfect if you're looking for something unique!
Submitted by Alexi
The biggest beer garden in London, weekly changing ales, a pool table and televisions showing multiple sports.
Submitted by Mitchel
A delicious Indian restaurant with great choice. The staff are friendly and the prices are excellent!
Submitted by Matthew
Family-friendly pub, huge landscaped garden and a delicious menu.
Submitted by Alexi
Right behind Pitzhanger Manor House, Walpole Park is great in the summer, holding events such as the Ealing Beer, Comedy and Jazz Festival and Ealing Opera in the Park.
Submitted by Camilla
Lammas Park is a little bit more secluded and quiet than the other parks in Ealing - the perfect place to top up your tan!
Submitted by Lindsay
In a leafy location next to Lammas Park, this tennis centre offers tennis coaching and courts, as well as a welcoming family-friendly atmosphere.
Submitted by Andy
Open everyday from 8am until late, they serve great British food and serve delicious cocktails for a great dining experience for dates, friends, or family. A part of Charlotte's Group, comprised of 3 fantastic and individually unique restaurants.
Submitted by Camille
Sustainable and stylish fish and chips that taste fantastic!
Submitted by Stephen
Famous west London film studios home to numerous popular movies and television shows such as Notting Hill & Downton Abbey. A great place for some celeb spotting.
Submitted by Paul
A printmakers and framers selling artwork. This place has been going strong since 1984!
Submitted by Alexi
Why not explore the nearby areas of Hanwell, Ealing, South Ealing, North Ealing, Osterley, Syon, Perivale, Brentford, Isleworth and Northolt
Did you know?
"Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh once worked in the kitchens of the Drayton Court Hotel in 1914, which is situated just around the corner from West Ealing Station."
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W7 is the postcode district in West London incorporating the areas of Hanwell, Boston Manor and is covered by the Ealing, Hounslow local authorities.
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