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Duke of London
Duke of London, founded in 2014 by Merlin McCormack, is not only a private members club but also a cafe located in a 51,000 sq ft 1930s Soap Factory in Brentford. It is known as West London's first Classic Car Hub.
JJ Ceylon Grand Cuisine
For those who crave Sri Lankan authentic food, JJ Ceylon Grand Cuisine is the go-to spot. As a food delivery service, caterer and cafe, they aim to exceed customer expectations by serving good quality and safe to consume food that is also value for money.
Jacques Cafe
If you're in search of a product/service cafe or Goan restaurant, Jacques Cafe located in Cardington Square is the perfect place for you.
Sunshine Play Group
Sunshine Play Group may be a cafe, but it's primarily a soft play for children aged 5 and under. Open on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 10 am - 1 pm, it's the perfect place to let your little ones have some fun.
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What people say
Hounslow, a borough of London, is a place where people come to experience its vibrant culture and delectable food. One of the most popular places to grab a quick bite or have a relaxing cup of coffee is at one of the many cafes spread throughout the borough. With so many options, it can be challenging to decide which ones are worth visiting. Thus, we have compiled a list of some of the most recommended cafes in Hounslow.
The first cafe on our list is The Pheasant Cafe. It’s a cozy little cafe located in Brentford, which serves delicious breakfast, lunch and brunch options. The locals love the cafe's full English breakfast, whilst tourists enjoy their homemade soup of the day, which changes daily. Prices are reasonable with breakfast starting from £3.50 and lunch options ranging from £5-£7.
Another excellent option is The Coffee Traveller in Hounslow Central. Its warm and friendly atmosphere creates a welcoming environment for customers to enjoy their coffee and snacks. This cafe’s signature dish is its Avocado and Egg Toast, which has received rave reviews from customers. Prices are slightly higher than other cafes in the area, with breakfast starting at £5 and lunch options ranging from £6-£9.
If you’re looking for something different, then check out Papaya Artisan Bakery in Isleworth. This cafe prides itself on its fresh bread and pastries, with customers often raving about their sourdough bread and croissants. Prices are reasonable with breakfast starting at £4 and lunch options ranging from £5-£7.
Lastly, we recommend visiting The Secret Garden Cafe in Cranford. It's an ideal spot to relax with friends or family while enjoying their homemade cakes and sandwiches. Customers recommend trying their Afternoon Tea for two which comes complete with scones served with clotted cream and fruit preserves, finger sandwiches and a selection of cakes. Prices are reasonable with breakfast starting at £2.50 and afternoon tea options ranging from £10-£16.
In conclusion, Hounslow has a lot to offer when it comes to cafes, from classic English breakfasts to artisan pastries; there is something for everyone. These cafes are not only enjoyed by locals but also by tourists who visit this beautiful borough of London every year!
Top 10 cuisines
The most popular cuisines in Hounslow are:
Indian Burger Italian Vegetarian/Vegan Sushi Beer Bar