Ealing Travel Guide

 spidermiss Says:  Since I studied about John Soane, an architect in the 19th Century, in one my humanities modules I always wanted to visit Pitzhanger Manor House. I had already visited his house (Sir John Soane's Museum) in central London so I thought it would be nice to make a trip out to... 

 toonsarah Says:  Pitzhanger Manor is easily the grandest of the old houses that still remain in Ealing from its pre London suburb days. It was originally the home of the architect John Soane. He demolished the original manor house on this site and set about building his own home, which he... 

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 toonsarah Says:  Another new addition to the café landscape in Ealing is this unpretentious healthy option on Ealing Green. We popped in recently for a cold drink and were very impressed by both the range and quality. My Acai Berry juice (blended with apple and lime) was tart and refreshing,... 

 toonsarah Says:  There are plenty of places to have coffee in Ealing but it seems there is still always room for one more. And when a new one appears, we like to try it! This one is very handy for the station and is doing a lot of the right things, but for me it doesn’t quite yet live up to... 

 toonsarah Says:  This restaurant straddles the middle ground between traditional Indian restaurant and the more stylish and innovative ones that have sprung up in recent years. The decor definitely veers towards the latter, with abstract paintings and drapes in jewel-rich colours but... 

 avanutria Says:  Chisimath offers a selection of Chinese, Singaporean, Malaysian, and Thai food - hence the acronym which forms the restaurant name. Nearly every dish is £5 or less, there are HUGE portions, a full colour take-home menu with photos of every dish, and very comfortable tables... 

 mindcrime Says:  This was the last place we had a breakfast before we say goodbye to our local friends and head for the station on a lovely Sunday morning. We didnt really get excited with the place but it was ok, kind of dark at the ground floor(pic 1) but upstairs its more spacious with... 

 mindcrime Says:  Pub ROSE & CROWN is a typical pub with a beautiful garden where we decided to stay because the sun was really great that day (I think they also have better prices outside instead of the bar).Every Wednesday they have live jazz in the lounge while every Monday there is an... 

 mindcrime Says:  This is a small café that we met with some friends for a coffee one morning.We ate a “vegetarian light” breakfast(£4.40) which was (as expected) with no sausage and bacon but it had 2 fried eggs topped with sauteed mushrooms on oasted english muffins served with salad. It... 

 toonsarah Says:  There are more than enough pubs in Ealing to satisfy every taste, but this is a particular favourite of ours. It seems to attract a more mixed clientele than others near us, which tend to be either very young and studenty (most of the Ealing Broadway ones, in the evenings at... 

 toonsarah Says:  Well, I don’t suppose anyone reading this tip really plans to buy a house here, but I thought it would be interesting for you to know how the prices compare with those in your own town or country. Much of the housing here is Victorian and Edwardian (late 19th to early 20th... 

 toonsarah Says:  A short drive or bus ride from Ealing, Syon Park has something for all the family and would make a lovely day out, although if you take advantage of all it has to offer you will find yourself spending quite a lot of money. At its heart is Syon House, the ancestral London... 

 toonsarah Says:  One of the reasons we like living in Ealing is the great mix of people that also live here: 41% of residents, for instance, belong to black or minority ethnic groups, and 31.0% of the population were born outside the European Union (EU). In fact it is the third most diverse...