Eat Out London!Golborne Deli
To us, food and coffee is synonymous with freshness, quality. We are your local esspresso bar and deli.
golborne deli - Golborne Deli
Emphasis is placed on quality, authenticity, innovation and consistency.
Golborne Deli strive to provide the freshest and best quality products around, and this ethos extends to all areas of their food offer.
With their genuine passion for, and commitment to, providing the best in Mediterranean cuisine Golborne Deli have won the hearts of all who visit.
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0 Golborne Road
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This place get a steady stream of laptop- wielding freelancers and yummy mummies during the week, thanks to their Monday to Sunday brunch menu.
This little gluten free cafe has an abundance of metered parking outside (say YES to cars!)
Fabulous for brunch or lunch time, but especially for cake time because their array of gluten free cakes are mighty tempting.
£4.25 for a cake Foodie fave Snaps & Rye have the most omega-3-rich menu in West London and also the most soothing decor ever.
Cool grey tones and sensible, Danish vibes will kiss it better.
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The latest venture majors on wild meats cooked over charcoal and craft beersGloria Daniel opened Unite & Type at 341 Portobello Road in September 2012, adding another independent and quirky business to the thriving stretch of Portobello Road between Golborne and Bonchurch roadsGolborne's thriving interiors scene saw a new addition in April 2013, Susan Osbourne Maison Fran�aise at 83 Golborne Road.
Susan Osbourne started out designing interiors for friends this snowballed to the extent that she's now opened her own shopOne of Golborne's favourite street food stalls, the Moroccan Soup Stand just opposite Le Marrakech grocer and butcher at 64 Golborne Road, has won the 2012 BBC Radio Four Food Programme Best Street Food awardGeorgia Hendey has recently opened Hutch at 61 Golborne Road, selling a range of furniture, homewares and gifts.
Stock includes French and English antique furniture, Swedish and Portuguese ceramics, linen cushions and cotton throwsAlly Lloyd is the woman behind the new Ally Capellino shop on the corner of Portobello and Golborne Roads.
New owners George and Alex took over the business in 2011, and they�ve given the caf� a new, contemporary style and updated the menuOnce the Carnarvon Castle, lately the Fat Badger, the pub on the junction of Golborne, Bevington and Portobello Roads re-opened as Pizza East Portobello in May 2011If it�s your dream to have a home with chic, personalised styling, then a visit to the antique and retro furniture and interiors shops of Golborne is a mustTop fashion designer Alice Temperley has named her two favourite London shops - Les Couilles du Chien and Rellik, both on our very own Golborne RoadHere, we focus on two businesses, both jewellers, and both based in the Portobello Green Arcade under the Westway.
It�s a friendly local chemist which offers a personalised service to its customersDave Lucas has been running his antique shop, 88 Antiques which, amazingly, is at 88 Golborne Road, for the last 30 yearsAt Courier Systems' Kensal Road offices, you don't find a scruffy little room with four blokes shouting down radios.
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The latest venture majors on wild meats cooked over charcoal and craft beersThe sheer variety and quality of food available in Golborne's caf�s and restaurants never ceases to amaze.
It may be true that there's no such thing as a free lunch, but you'll find astonishing value on and around Golborne RoadOne of Golborne's favourite street food stalls, the Moroccan Soup Stand just opposite Le Marrakech grocer and butcher at 64 Golborne Road, has won the 2012 BBC Radio Four Food Programme Best Street Food awardGolborne Deli has been serving breakfast and lunch to hungry locals and visitors since 2002, but it�s recently had a revamp.
New owners George and Alex took over the business about a year ago, and they�ve given the caf� a new, contemporary styleOnce the Carnarvon Castle, lately the Fat Badger, the pub on the junction of Golborne, Bevington and Portobello Roads re-opened as Pizza East Portobello in May 2011French gourmet chef Alain Ducasse, who runs Michelin-starred restaurants around the world, has rated Golborne�s own George�s Portobello Fish Bar as the second best fish and chip shop in LondonThis restaurant is named for a Roman temple in Lebanon, one of the wonders of the ancient world, and the food there is definitely one of the wonders of modern GolborneFor delicious and authentic Spanish food, you need look no further than an old Golborne favourite, the Galicia.
Below are five places where you can enjoy your midday meal outsideWe Londoners love our Indian food so it�s a real bonus to have an excellent Indian restaurant on Golborne Road � Palki.
The fact that they also offer free delivery is even better newsMaramia Caf� at 48 Golborne Road serves, freshly prepared Palestinian and Mediterranean specialities at very reasonable prices including dishes such as tagines and falafel, and delicious mint tea more Portuguese cafe culture has a firm - and very welcome - place in the life of Golborne.
10 of the best breakfasts in Notting Hill
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Notting Hill is definitely not short on places to eat, but where’s the best place for a breakfast or brunch before a busy day browsing Portobello’s markets?
175 Westbourne Grove W11 2SB; grangerandco.com 2 Bluebelles Café Portobello mushroom, beans, poached egg and sausage – all served in a neat little breakfast pot.
339 Portobello Road W10 5SA; facebook.com/lowryandbaker 7 Electric Diner Few places in Notting Hill divide opinion quite like Electric Diner, but that doesn’t stop the clientele filling up the banquettes on a daily basis.
191 Portobello Road W11 2ED; electricdiner.com 8 202 202 is a chic and delicious breakfast spot serving up all of the classics.
Thir brunch menu is nothing to scoff at with tempting options such as sourdough toast with fresh ricotta, lavender honey, and tahini for £7.50, or a breakfast muffin with sausage, bacon, fried egg, cheddar, and chillies for £11.50.
108 Garage | Restaurants in North Kensington, London
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If I told you that this garage (duh) conversion at the crappy end of Portobello Road – founded by a tousle-haired former financier with a country-hotel chef he found on Gumtree – was the capital’s flavour of the month… well, the more cynical among you would be forgiven for eye-rolling me out of the room.
There is sweet potato ice cream on a Styrofoam-light bed of popcorn and zingy sheep’s yoghurt.
More memorable still is a dense chocolate crémeux, which comes with an ace artichoke ice cream perched on a mound of toasted wild rice (maggots in appearance, Proustian Rice Krispies in practice).
A main of Jacob’s Ladder (beef short rib by another name) tastes like a rich, deconstructed burger.
But what a burger – the charred, still-pink flesh falling apart at the sight of a knife, a fine dill pickle tartare sitting on top, a slick of chocolatey black garlic puree underneath.