If you're heading to BrewDog Ealing, the best value for money is definitely the Glazing Menu — most dishes on there come with chips included, so don’t get tricked into ordering extra chips on the side!
That said, the regular burger prices are on the steep side. Burgers start at £13 and up, don’t include chips, and a portion of fries alone will cost you around £4. Add a soft drink for another £3–4, and it quickly becomes an expensive meal.
On the bright side, the food tastes really good, and the vibe inside is great. The music adds a nice atmosphere, and the overall setting is chill. Just keep in mind that it’s a bar, so alcohol is served — which might not be for everyone.
If you're going, go for the Glazing Menu and enjoy the food without breaking the bank.
Our go to place when we do a social as a group of friends. Amazing food, atmosphere, service and location. The wings are 100/10 and would heavily recommend
This cozy restaurant is located on Ealing Broadway and is very easy to find, just about a 10mins walk from the underground station. The atmosphere is fantastic, featuring a bar counter and a fireplace, which makes it very cozy, especially on cold days. Sitting near the heater was really comfortable! The staff were friendly and knowledgeable about the different types of beers. Besides the mac & cheese, everything else was quite good. I’ll definitely come back to try more dishes!
We visited our local BrewDog for the second time, hoping to recreate the great experience we had during our first visit. This time, we ordered two burgers: the Buffalo and the Cluck Norris, accompanied by two sides. The sides were just as excellent as before, but unfortunately, the chicken in the burgers was very disappointing.
Despite being coated in breadcrumbs and sauce, it was immediately clear from the first bite that the chicken was not fresh. For a place that charges premium prices, this felt unacceptable. While using subpar ingredients might cut costs and reduce waste, it risks compromising the overall experience and long-term customer loyalty.
Initially, we thought we’d found a spot we could confidently bring friends to or drop by regularly, but this visit has made us reconsider. On a positive note, the beer and sides remain excellent, but the quality of the mains—especially the freshness of the chicken—needs improvement.
A nice local joint for good variety of drinks. Enjoyed our lager and ale. Buffalo wings definitely had a kick. We also tried the fried Oreo for dessert which was quite nice but unfortunately, it took over 40 minutes to be served.