Best Restaurants In Chiswick

For fabulous fare and one of the best restaurants in Chiswick High Road, check out George IV. The venue boasts gorgeous vintage interiors as well as delicious gastro grub; we mean everything from tofu pad thai to classic hanger steaks.

While its space might be small, The Pilot's menu is mighty. Situated on Wellesley Road, the venue showcases delicious grub and drinks in a casual ambience. Our personal recommendation? We think the braised venison shoulder and roasted leeks sound sublime.

If you've ever been to The Bird In Hand, then you'll adore its sister restaurant, The Oak W12. This eatery slings out aesthetically-pleasing tapas dishes and wood-fired pizzas. Its sleek space and plush red interiors are ideal for family dinners and friend dates.

A stunning venue for date nights, No.197 Fire Station is one of the most romantic restaurants in Chiswick. With plush seating and plants dotted around, the spot also slings out a dreamy menu to match - we mean steamed mussels, crispy squid and a dark chocolate mousse with honeycomb.

Perfect for large groups and fabulous brunches, The Union Bar in Chiswick whips up modern British classes with a twist. Split a sumptuous sharing board with friends or a bunch of small plates while sipping on a glass of vino.

Make your way over to Chiswick High Road to tickle your tastebuds with scrumptious Italian fare. Pop by for romantic date nights and laid-back dinners with pals while chomping on all kinds of tasty eats, from pizza and pasta through to chicken calabrese.

One of the best restaurants in Chiswick by the river, The Old Ship is a cosy pub serving delicious dishes and a seasonally-changing menu. The outdoor seating is perfect for summer nights with friends while its interiors boast a toasty fireplace during the colder months.

A must-visit when it comes to the best restaurants in Chiswick, Megan's is a bona fide beauty. While munching on a Mediterranean meal or bottomless brunch, you can sip on a cracking cocktail (espresso martini anyone?) or upgrade to bottomless bubbles.

A former Victorian police station turned glorious coaching inn, The Hound is found within a historical building that's stood since 1872. Remaining a pillar of the local community, expect open fires, a stunning courtyard that's covered and heated when needed, and the gastro grub to match.

Meals here include Sunday roasts, British classics like fish and chips, and small plates spanning everything from grilled red prawns in chilli and garlic gremolata to steak tartare with an egg yolk and beef dripping toast.

Located on the corner of Goldhawk Road, The Duchess W6 is a super spot for comfort eats including burgers, seafood pastas and signature Malteaser cheesecake - absolutely drool-worthy. Its cosy ambience and couch seating make for chilled afternoons with friends.