Cafes and Coffee Shops in Ealing, Greater London*

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Cafes and Coffee Shops

• Manana on corner of Ranalagh Road and St Marys Road Ealing W5. good coffee lounge , relaxing atmosphere
• starbucks near ealing broadway station
• Chantal's which is down the alley by by Safeways in the EBdwy Centre, near Tie Rack, Argos, they do wonderful 'steamers' which is steamed milk with flavoured syrups, and they're Italian and funny
• Peebee + jays (worlds only peanut butter and jam restaurant) 673 uxbridge rd Hanwell
• Starbucks
• huh huh huh
• There is Poco Loco, which seems quite popular. I personally got sick of moody staff. It's near the town hall on Uxbridge Road.

• Ealing had approximately a million coffee shops and cafes
• there is a really good one in south ealing called panini cafe check it out!!
• there is a really good one in south ealing called panini cafe check it out!!
• Starbucks is great -not just coffee! But its also vvvv expensive so go to the smaller places near the station in ealing broadway or oscars in pitshanger
• ain't that what amsterdams fer
• Poco loco - crap service, crap food.
• Have to agree with Matt: stay away from the Renaissance caff. Miserable staff, manky atmosphere and COMPLETELY OUTRAGEOUS prices for mediocre (or worse) food and drink.

• DON'T go into the renaissance café (formerly known as 'oliver's'.. whoever he was)in the ealing broadway centre simply due to the extortionate prices of the ginger bread men. REEEEEEEDICULOUS!!! and the whole decor is extremely bad taste.. well, i think it is. - matt
• Starbucks, Seattle, Caffe Uno, plenty of small coffee shop/restauraunt jobbies, not bad at all
• All rubbish.No "fine pattisserie"to speak of sadly. Too many lazy ex Tories jus lazin round drinking coffee in Starbucks Costa etc doin nuthin I can see except waitin for house prices to go up again.
• all serving fatty stuff
• lots filled with unemployed yuppies waiting for house prices to go up and interest rates to come down living in 80s.
• The Seattle Coffee company has an excellent range of coffees and (importantly) cakes and cookies.

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