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My Manor, Hide's Chef Director Josh Angus shares his favourite food and drink places in Chiswick

where to eat and drink in chiswick

Chef Josh Angus's long career in Michelin-starred restaurants includes stints at Le Manoir, Dabbous and Pied a Terre. He was also, for a period, the private chef for the American ambassador. Now he's Chef Director at Hide in Piccadilly. He's agreed to share his favourite food and drink places to go from his own neighbourhood, Chiswick.

 

best places to eat and drink in chiswickSilver Birch

142 Chiswick High Rd., Chiswick, London W4 1PU

Great restaurant, cooking some great food. Nathan Cornwell is running the kitchen and he has an outstanding background in Michelin restaurants across the UK and Europe. Lucky to have this in the neighbourhood.

 

best places to eat and drink in chiswickNapoli on the Road

9A Devonshire Rd, Chiswick, London W4 2EU

This just won No.1 top pizza in Europe! It’s really good Neapolitan style pizza, and has lots of innovative toppings but with quality ingredients - there’s always a queue!

 

best places to eat and drink in chiswickFoubert’s

2 Turnham Green Terrace, Chiswick, London W4 1QP

A traditional family business - it’s been in Chiswick for nearly 50 years! Run by a lovely elderly couple who are much loved by locals, the café sells rustic, homemade Italian food. But it’s perhaps best known for its wonderful ice cream - I take my two little boys often.

 

best places to eat and drink in chiswickThe Swan

19 Evershed Walk, Acton Ln, London W4 5HH

A beautiful little charming cosy pub off a side street in Chiswick - it has a fire for winter & an outside garden for summer. It serves a great roast on Sundays & a very tasty sticky toffee pudding, what more could you want from a great local pub?

 

best places to eat and drink in chiswickLa Trompette

3-7 Devonshire Rd, Chiswick, London W4 2EU

The only Michelin-starred restaurant in Chiswick & it’s had one since 2008! It doesn’t re-write the rule book, it’ just consistently solid cooking of the classics - but fair play to have a Michelin star for so long & be busy when you are a neighbourhood restaurant. It has stood the test of time.

 

For more of these local area guides, visit the My Manor page

 

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