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Picturesque pocket – a delightful atmosphere between Kew Gardens and the Thames

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The Glasshouse

The Glasshouse

Exceptional Michelin star restaurant serving this delicious lamb amongst other dishes!

Kew Village

Kew Village

Fancy a coffee? A slice of cake? A sausage sandwich? Do you need a last minute present for a girlfriend? Or do you just need a post office or access to the District Line....? Head to Kew Village. There is something for everyone!

The Stable

The Stable

A modern pub serving handmade pizzas and more than 80 ciders, situated next to Kew Bridge within a new development.

Oliver's Wholefood Store

Oliver's Wholefood Store

There is no better place than Oliver's in Kew for a guilt free treat! (They have guilty ones too if that's what you are after...)

Watermans Art Centre

Watermans Art Centre

Watermans is to West London what the National Theatre is to Central London; theatre, independent cinema and a great children's theatre.

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

Enjoy a day out all through the year in these beautiful gardens. Make sure you check out the Victorian glasshouse, which is the largest surviving structure of its type in the world.

Kew Gardens Hotel

Kew Gardens Hotel

Delicious food and a quirky interior makes this gastro pub a great choice every time. Grab a private booth, lounge on a sofa or hide up on the mezzanine.

The City Barge

The City Barge

Best pub in Chiswick for food, atmosphere, beer and views that look straight out onto the Thames. There is a hilarious quiz that takes place on a Wednesday and the soft shell crab burger is something else!

Annie's

Annie's

Great on a summer's evening with outdoor dining, Annie's is close to the Thames and serves reasonably priced food.

Grove Park Deli

Grove Park Deli

The most amazing selection of deli foods and probably the best sausage rolls in the world!

The Old Stationhouse

The Old Stationhouse

Ant and Dec's local and right by Chiswick Station, this pub serves fantastic food!

Queens Head

Queens Head

The Korean pulled pork at The Smokehouse rocks! And you can order it as a side - genius!

Starbucks

Starbucks

Grab your morning coffee from here. The staff are really friendly and helpful and they even remember your name and the coffee you drink every day!

The Weir

The Weir

Once home to J. M. W Turner, The Weir is a fantastic gastro pub serving hearty meals.

Gochisou

Gochisou

Delicious freshly prepared sushi and hot dishes perfect for lunch time. They also sell bubble tea and after 4pm, the food is 50% off!

Why not explore the nearby areas of Brentford, Gunnersbury, Chiswick, North Sheen, Mortlake, South Ealing, Turnham Green, East Sheen, Richmond and Syon

"Kew Gardens is home to the world's largest collection of living plants at a whopping 30,000 different kinds. It also boasts over 7 million preserved plant specimens in the herbarium."

As the tide changes, the view changes along the Thames at Brentford...

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Looking towards Chiswick and Brentford from Kew Bridge, you can really appreciate the picturesque quality of London's most famous natural landmark....

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A little bit of countryside in London - an active cricket club and pubs looking directly onto Kew Green.

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  1. Kew Gardens is an area that has the quaint air of a village and is apart of this amazing busy city of London. Being able to stroll the river and walk around the Royal Botanical Gardens. Is really a bit of heaven on earth.

About Kew

Kew is a place in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames in South West London. Kew is best known for being the location of the Royal Botanic Gardens (now a World Heritage Site). Other points of interest include Kew Palace and The National Archives (previously known as the Public Record Office). Kew village refers to several parades of shops adjoining Kew Gardens station. It contains a mixture of independent retailers, several restaurants, including the well-reviewed The Glasshouse, and numerous cafes. Most of Kew developed in the late 19th century, following the arrival of the District Line of the Underground, and is characterised by large detached or semi-detached houses. It is a popular residential area because of its transport links and proximity to Kew Gardens.

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