This eye-catching venue has the feel of a new restaurant near Ealing Broadway thanks to its smart décor. The New Inn also showcases a stellar mains menu, including Cajun-spiced pork belly with eggs and Cumberland sausages accompanied by mash.

For a meal to suit any mood, look no further than No.17 Dickens Yard. The sophisticated design both in and outside makes this a great choice whether you love bottomless brunches, artisan sandwiches or Sunday roasts.

The Drayton Court Hotel is a beautifully grand setting with a stylish terrace space, perfect for dining from breakfast to dinner. Pop down for a charcuterie board or a shepherd's pie inspired by Michelin-starred chef Simon Rogan.

Found in the iconic 1930s Forum Cinema, Teatro Hall serves up an array of house plates and coal-fired pizzas ready to cover all of your Italian needs. Slow-cooked beef rigatoni, truffle tagliatelle and beetroot gnocchi are sure to get your pasta-juices flowing too.

As well as a plethora of beers, BrewDog Ealing offers its world-famous wings, plant-based burgers and a dedicated tasty salad menu too. Thanks to a variety of dishes to devour, it's a great location if you've got a group of friends stuck for food inspiration.

You can dive into classics like drunken noodles or butternut red curry when dining in Rosa's Thai Cafe. Stuck for halal restaurants in Ealing Broadway? All of the chicken dishes come from a certified halal butcher, so a Panang curry could be on the cards for you.

Pasta Remoli offers the opportunity to choose your own pasta type, sauce and cheese topping. The Italian restaurant in Ealing will entice you with its creamy buratta and Parma ham, then top off the experience with a scoop of gelati for dessert. Naturally.

When it comes to Ealing Common restaurants, there are few as picturesque as The Grange. You can sample its famous giant yorkies, with just you and pals for company, thanks to the private dining rooms available. Fresh interiors with low hanging plants also provide a backdrop fit for Instagram.

The Wheatsheaf has a cosy vibe with exposed brickwork and huge beams, plus a fine selection of big plates and smaller ones too. It's just the setting for indulging in some truffled mac and cheese croquettes or even sharing a Greek mezze board.

Located on Ealing Broadway, Beerkat has a quirky selection of pizzas and beers on tap so it's ideal for food and drinks through the week. Smoked pancetta accompanied by black pudding and courgette with artichoke are just a couple of the intriguing toppings to go for.

If you want a British sirloin steak, pan-fried cod fillet or a bite to eat with the little one in chic surroundings, Plough Inn will have you covered. Plus, a heated outdoor space with seasonal menu options means this stylish spot is a lovely shout all year round.

With a massive beer garden, the Duke Of Kent is a delightful destination to spend a summer's afternoon and its cosy interior will do the trick for the rest of the year. In the mood for some locally sourced cuisine? Get stuck into some spiced cauliflower or chicken and Honey Dew ale pie.

Rose & Crown boast Chalcroft Farm beef patties and plant-based burgers courtesy of Made in Hackney. The family-friendly, traditionally British restaurant also has ravioli from celebrity chef Angela Hartnett and, of course, a pie of the day.