Charlotte's Place - Wembley

The Uni season begins and my little sister is ready to move – it seems as if she played with her Bratz puppies yesterday and went with her nase firmly into the latest harry Potter book, and now we pack her little life in a case and take her to the north. with the fresher week around the corner it is a scene that I can imagine that the whole country is unfolding, and for my little sister the change is at least exciting and probably more than a little nerve racking.

Every so often, diners stumble upon a restaurant that makes them exclaim 'yes!' not in a suggestive "When Harry Met Sally" manner, but simply because it ticks all their boxes and they can't imagine it being any better. I had this delightful experience over the weekend at Charlotte's place in Ealing Common.

Recently I tried to make a habit, forced me to dine outside of london in Britain. my plans are slow, but I admit that I can now and again be a little lazy, so that the idea of hopping 20 minutes in zone one on a bus has its attractions. so on Saturday afternoon I picked the mut and took the bus (aka taxi) after reading some very positive reviews to charlotte’s place in ealing. I was soon to discover that this neighbourly chess, which opened in 1984, far exceeded my expectations and what proved to be a delicious tasting menu full of lush dishes, intrigue, originality and above all mouthwater food. the head...read more

Since moving to Walworth, I have discovered a hidden gem of a restaurant called "Neighbourhood." It is a place where I can enjoy delicious food and excellent cooking right on my doorstep. Despite the variety of cafes and eateries in the surrounding areas like Nordic and Borough, Maltby Street, Peckham, and Camberwell, "Neighbourhood" stands out for its affordable, seasonal, and locally sourced menu. It is only a five-minute walk away and never fails to satisfy my cravings for a tasty lunch or dinner.

Fantastic!. Ate here for the first time a couple of weeks ago and it will not be the last! Fabulous food and wine felt like such a treat. I had the fois gras and ham hock parfait which was beautifully balanced in floavours and textures. A cheeky cod dish came in next swiftly followed by the best lamb I have ever eaten. Cannot recommend the food highly enough.