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22/10/2026
Good morning! No Bean n Scone today or tomorrow folks. At present I am up in Norfolk spending some quality time with my mother. Tomorrow is going to be treacherous weather and as a result we won’t be trading. Saturday is supposedly similar so the jury is out on whether we will be trading then or not ( we’ll keep you posted on this one). Sunday SHOULD be back to normal albeit our time is changing ( again!). As the clocks are due to go back Saturday night / Sunday morning , our trading times will now be thus;
Saturdays and Sundays 10 a.m - 5 p.m
Thursdays , Fridays , Mondays 11 a.m - 5 p.m
19/10/2026
Unofficial lost property office at Lammas Park here. Any little person that has become parted from this cute chap / chapess ?
You can be reunited and collect at Bean n Scone Thursday - Monday 10 am - 5 pm weekends and 11 am - 5 pm weekdays.
02/10/2026
Starting tomorrow ( Saturday 3rd of October) , we’re serving up some more fare from another local , independent business . How do you fancy some authentic South Indian hand made vegetable samosas from ‘Spice 8’ . A bit of a kick to them but all the better it being autumn and all!
£3.50 for one.
£6 for two.
08/09/2026
Good evening folks.
It’s that time of the year when the nights are starting to encroach on us. Because of this we are adjusting our opening hours.
New times are;
Thursdays , Fridays and Mondays- 11 a.m - 6 p.m
Saturdays and Sundays- 10 - 6
05/09/2026
What better way to celebrate our encroaching half a decade anniversary than to open up another branch of Bean n Scone. This version of our small , local independent business is at Boddington Gardens where they carry out football training for the Old Actonians , a club that Georgie , myself and Will have had an affiliation with for about 6 years. A great club and a family orientated one. Many thanks to Pat , Duncan and Kevin for helping make this happen. Most of all I’m so thrilled for Georgie and immensely proud of her as it took a lot of effort to get her new venture off the ground. Myself and the customers will miss you at Lammas but I’m sure with your commitment, tenacity , intelligence , warmth and drive will see you put the community stamp emphasis that we have held so dear and cultivated at Lammas Park. Lammas’s loss really is Boddingtons gain. So proud of you xx
23/08/2026
Good morning people!
Today will be your last chance to grab your scone / coffee fix in Lammas Park until Friday September 4th.
12/08/2026
For all you morbid , gruesome , true crime , local history vultures out there we have a new book available. ‘ Foul deeds & suspicious deaths in Ealing ‘ by none other than our very own borough archivist Dr Johnathan Oates takes us on a sinister journey , charting centuries of local crime and conspiracy, meeting villains of all sorts along the way - cut throats and poisoners , murderous lovers , political assassins, murderers and suicides . This fascinating book recalls many grisly events and sad or unsavoury characters whose conduct throws a revealing light on their lives and the society of the day.
Pre order your copy now or pop by Lammas Park from tomorrow at 12 p.m onwards whilst stock last.
Price : £12.99
31/05/2026
Last chance to get your classic 1930s style print of whichever of these beauties represent your neighbourhood for a discounted rate. Ideal for gifts or even sprucing up your own place.
£45 for A2 picture.
£35 for A3 picture.
£25 for A4 picture.
Offer available until 7 p.m Monday 1st of June.
17/05/2026
Due to a combination of a technical issue and inclement weather , we will not be trading tomorrow. The technician is coming out on Tuesday and will ( fingers crossed ) rectify the issue(s). Hopefully the sun will be out when we meet again later in the week.
14/05/2026
Good morning. Due to inclement weather ( and our gazebo being rendered dysfunctional!) , we will not be trading today. See you tomorrow (12-7) :-)
07/05/2026
No Bean n Scone at Lammas tomorrow, Friday 8th of May so get your scone / coffee / ice cream fix in today between now and 7 p.m . Alternatively, see you from Saturday 9th of May between 10 - 7 p.m :-)
03/05/2026
Beautiful suburban art. Produced by .
On sale in Lammas Park at Bean n Scone.
Many versions and sizes available which include the two pictured ( Pitzhanger and Ealing). Also Northfields , Hanwell , Brentham, South Ealing , Acton and Chiswick depicted.
Ideal if you’re trying to spruce up your home / decorate / spring clean or even gift a house warming present to anyone new to your local area.
Delivery to your home for £5.
Sizes - A4 ( £25).
- A3 ( £35).
- A2 (£45).
Address
Culmington Road
London
W52
To reach Culmington Road in London, visitors can take the bus or underground to West Kensington station, which is within walking distance of the road. Alternatively, visitors traveling by car can take the M4 motorway and exit at Hammersmith, before following signs for Culmington Road. Parking is available on nearby residential streets or in paid car parks in the area.
Opening Hours
| Monday |
11am - 6pm |
| Thursday |
11am - 6pm |
| Friday |
11am - 6pm |
| Saturday |
10am - 6pm |
| Sunday |
10am - 6pm |
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What people say
Bean n Scone, located on Culmington Road in West London, is a must-visit for coffee and cream tea lovers. This restaurant boasts the best coffee and cream teas in the area, making it a popular spot for locals and visitors alike. But Bean n Scone isn't just known for their delicious treats - they also go above and beyond to provide excellent customer service. Recently, they even acted as an unofficial lost property office when a child's sock was found at Lammas Park. Additionally, their Mother's Day gift boxes were a hit with many customers, but they also offer boxes for other occasions such as weddings, baby showers, birthdays and more. If you're looking for a cozy spot to enjoy some tasty treats and great service, Bean n Scone is definitely worth checking out.
