Neighbourhood

Ealing

Name: Ealing
Address: Ealing, England, GB

12 locals recommend,

Tips from locals

Yen

August 6, 2022

Dubbed ‘Queen of the Suburbs’ in the 1880s, Ealing straddled the border between city and country and provided a semi-rural retreat for wealthy Londoners. Today its leafy streets and huge Victorian homes, coupled with good transport connections to central London and some of the best bars and restaurants outside the West End, mean it’s still a welcome buffer between life in the urban jungle and rural bliss

Zelko

April 23, 2018

is nice and big choice

Amaritius

February 4, 2022

For a spot of retail therapy, Ealing Broadway Shopping Centre is home to most high street chain shops as well as a few top fashion outlets, with brands including Boots, Monsoon and H&M. The centre is also home to branches of Dirty Burger and Chicken Shop, cult restaurants from the Soho House Group. Alternatively, if you’re looking for something a little more international, take a trip to the busy streets of Southall Broadwayl – known colloquially as ‘Little India’. Here you will find steaming street food and a strong selection of Indian restaurants and takeaways nestled alongside the latest designs in fashion and jewellery straight out of South Asia. Locals in Ealing are spoilt with choice when it comes to their weekly shop. Alongside Sainsbury’s and Waitrose, the weekly Ealing Farmer’s Market on Leeland Road includes stalls such as the Handpicked Shellfish Company and authentic produce from the Bath Soft Cheese Company. Ealing also supports one of the largest Polish communities in London, so it’s not difficult to locate a little Sopocka ham in places such as The Polish Deli. Meanwhile, on Ealing Common, Japanese grocers Natural Natural is a popular stop for a variety of Asian produce.