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Faber, Hammersmith
The Blurb
Matt Ward and Anthony Pender CBII are passionate about British Seafood. So much so, that the spark of Faber was first ignited when the pair began delivering shellfish and cocktails during lockdown on their bikes in East London. … Read more →

Cellar at Kindred, Hammersmith
The blurb
To me, Hammersmith has always been a place I pass through; a busy station full of commuters, tourists, or excited students heading to their first performance at the Apollo. So, when I found out there was a swanky … Read more →

The Old Ship
Open Mon–Thurs 11am–11pm, Fri 11am–12am, Sat 9am–12am, Sun 9am–10.30pm
The blurb
Another Youngs pub that has reopened its doors after several months off for refurbishment, The Old Ship is nestled in quite an idyllic Thames setting not too far from … Read more →

Mindful Yoga with Nahid
The blurb
It seems in recent years the obsession with yoga has been for the likes of fast-paced Vinyasa flows, Jivamukti and Rocket classes, or for the heat endurance sweatiness of a Bikram studio. But when you experience the non-stop … Read more →

Brasserie Blanc
Open Mon–Wed 8am–midnight, Thu–Sat 8am–1am, Sun 8am–11pm
The blurb:
With a few of Raymond’s eponymous brasseries popping up, we thought we ought to check out their west London outpost on Fulham Reach, Hammersmith.
Brasserie Blanc’s “desire is to be French … Read more →

Surge
The blurb
Exercising is my least favourite thing to do by far. I lack motivation and accountability and in the end, the £40 that comes out my bank each month is completely wasted money. Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) is a … Read more →

The Brackenbury
Open for lunch Tue–Sat midday–2.30pm, for dinner Tue–Sat 6.30pm–9.30pm
The blurb
The gap between Shepherd’s Bush and Hammersmith could probably be mistaken for a ‘no man’s land’—pubs and fine dining in Shepherd’s Bush are sparse; Hammersmith is much the same. … Read more →

The Sun Inn
Mon—Sat 9am—midnight; Sun 11am—11pm
The style
The Sun Inn has been a popular favourite at the centre of Barnes with the west London suburbanites for many years now. The Grade II listed building dates back to the 1700s, which is … Read more →