Harden's says
Trio of Thai cafes in west London that served English breakfast and afternoon teas by day.
Harden's survey result
Summary
“Somewhat weird interiors” packed with chandeliers, stuffed animals and other antique-shop paraphernalia mean it’s easy to be “transfixed by the decor” at these four neighbourhood cafés in Hammersmith (which added a new branch near Ravenscourt Park this year). The decor boosts what’s essentially a cheap ’n’ cheerful Thai caff experience: “a lot of the food is deep-fried but always fresh” and it’s “staggeringly good value… and it’s BYO!”
Summary
“Good home-cooked Thai food” at “bargain” prices keeps guests coming back to this trio of Hammersmith neighbourhood cafés, distinctively crammed full of retro bric-a-brac. They serve English breakfasts and afternoon teas by day.
Summary
“Good-value local Thai restaurants in Hammersmith that do reliable take-away too”. BYO adds to the value of a trip, with the best branch – rammed with stuffed animals, foliage and bric-a-brac – on the site that was for yonks, The Brackenbury (long RIP), complete with cute outside terrace in summer.
Summary
“Eclectic decor” (foliage, stuffed animals, antiques…) – “so quirky, I always love it!” – adds va-va-voom to these “cheap ’n’ cheerful” Thai cafés in W6. They make a great choice for a budget get-together, as “BYOB means a trip is excellent value”.
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