“Open since 1954, the pub has a 114-cover ground floor restaurant, a 132-capacity club, and a 20-seat wine bar, plus two self-contained flats, and office, garden, and extra storage. It has developed a reputation as a host venue for stars including the first UK shows of Bob Dylan, Paul Simon and Jimi Hendrix, and other more modern acts such as Adele and Ed Sheeran. It also welcomed Rolling Stones bandmembers Mick Taylor and Ronnie Wood, when they played a “secret” gig together there in 2013. SW5 9JA”

“Victorian gastropub with garden, mahogany interior and flagstones, plus numerous worldwide beers.”

“Set back from the Thames Path, this Michelin-starred destination is not only a riverside icon but also one of the flag-bearers for provenance-led seasonal Italian cooking. Warm, buzzy and über-expensive (in a semi-casual way), it’s dedicated to serving unfussy yet stunning regional food based on top-drawer ingredients – salads, pastas and wood-roasted specialities are the headliners, all backed by fabulously expensive Italian wines.”

“Awesome place with gorgeous food! One of the few pubs in London with a Michelin star! ”

“This is a unique place that looks like an old speakeasy with a detective theme. There is no sign outside the door, so it may be difficult to find, but that's part of the fun. Don't expect too much of the food, keep in mind that you are there for the unique experience and the cocktails!;)”

“5Mins walk from the flat. Cut through the mini park on your right hand side. Breakfast here is usually a Sunday ritual for me. They have lovely fresh juice & all the food is laid out for you to choose what you want the full english here is very good. As are the Coffee's ”

“A hidden gem with a lovely atmosphere. It's a short walk from West Kensington Station, great for drinks and also food which is prepared with fresh and seasonal British produce. ”

“This is a 15 minute walk and is perfectly positioned on the River. Delicious food. Fun crowd. Make sure you book as it can get really busy. ”

“Open since 1954, the pub has a 114-cover ground floor restaurant, a 132-capacity club, and a 20-seat wine bar, plus two self-contained flats, and office, garden, and extra storage. It has developed a reputation as a host venue for stars including the first UK shows of Bob Dylan, Paul Simon and Jimi Hendrix, and other more modern acts such as Adele and Ed Sheeran. It also welcomed Rolling Stones bandmembers Mick Taylor and Ronnie Wood, when they played a “secret” gig together there in 2013. SW5 9JA”

“Starting as a small antiques shop come cafe, we’ve been keeping south west London smiling since 2002. Serving Mediterranean-influenced home-made dishes, created by their very own Turkish Head Chef, Sercan & using the best, freshest & most delicious ingredients.”

“Fulham Palace was the episcopal retreat of the Bishops of London. The present building was built in Tudor times, with later significant Georgian and Victorian additions. It would be more accurate to call it a manor house than a palace, but it gives a fine glimpse into the changing lifestyles and architecture of nearly 500 years, from the Tudor hall to the Victorian chapel; try out the echo in the courtyard.”

“for breakfast, easy lunch or great snacks - watch out for their sausage rolls!”

“Great little French Patisserie/Café You can find freshly made sandwiches and croissants along with a tasty choice of hot drinks”

“Friendly, spacious restaurant, great for coffees, cakes and meals - a popular brunch spot in the area”

“I really like this Megan's in Parsons Green. The staff are super friendly and the food is really delicious. If you can get there for early bird pizzas, the price is ridiculously compelling at only something like £6 for a delicious sourdough pizza. But even at normal times, it's a lovely place with a nice atmosphere. Gets busy on a Saturday afternoon though!”

“Aussie cafe with super stylish interiors and even better food! They do amazing fried breakfasts, corn fritters or pancakes for those of you who have a sweet tooth in the mornings! Lower Richmond Road is lovely to wonder along too and is 2 minutes walk from the river :)”

“Starting as a small antiques shop come cafe, we’ve been keeping south west London smiling since 2002. Serving Mediterranean-influenced home-made dishes, created by their very own Turkish Head Chef, Sercan & using the best, freshest & most delicious ingredients.”

“for breakfast, easy lunch or great snacks - watch out for their sausage rolls!”

“Friendly, spacious restaurant, great for coffees, cakes and meals - a popular brunch spot in the area”

“What a great brunch place! They do traditional brunch as well as experimental innovative brunches such as sugar waffles with scrambled eggs and bacon. PLUS really good money for value for the area.”

“Perfect for Brunch. Good pastries and coffee with a nice view over the Thames. ”

“Cupcakes have had their day, now it's time for brownies and blondies (white chocolate brownies). At the Brownie Box, run by sisters Niki and Kristi, they specialise in these cuboid treats, but they also make cakes, muffins and even the odd cupcake. ”

“French Patisserie and great coffee! Eric Lanlards luxurious but relaxed cake boutique.”

“The supermarket of choice for Middle England. This employee owned chain is part of the much loved John Lewis Partnership , famous for its unfailingly kind and helpful staff, or as they are properly called, 'partners'.”