Antipodea Kew

Stopped by for a late lunch on a Sunday afternoon. The place itself is really stylish and has a nice, clam ambience. Staff are also very friendly and attentive. We ordered a few things and there were a couple of vegan bits which was good. Portion sizes were decent, I shared the house salad, fries and vegan Turkish pide which were all very nice (I really enjoyed). But my friends who had the sweetcorn fritters and fishcakes said the food was a good size, presented nicely, but quite basic in flavour with no real taste so maybe avoid. Prices are okay. Think it would be a bit on the expensive side with alcohol. Would recommend but say 15% tip is added on which is more than average in most places. Think it's a little cheeky.

Been there twice, ordered same food, consistently good. I give 4 instead of 5 stars for the following: Service is good but not memorable. Coffee on the bitter side Their steak frites is amazing and great ratio quality/ size/ price. However I wish theyd charge 3-4-5£ more but give a bigger steak. I would happily pay more because it’s delicious

We had such a lovely meal in Antipodea. The place is stunning and all the staff was very friendly and efficient. The food was superb, special mention to the pepperoni pizza and the cakes. The service was very quick, and they even gave us a little candle when we told them that we were having a birthday meal. We will be coming back on our next visit to Kew Gardens and will recommend it to everyone!!!

Excellent place for brunch after visiting the Kew Gardens. After 2PM the place was half empty, but I would still recommend to book a table, just in case. It says that it's an Australian restaurant, but at least for brunch the Turkish vibes are very strong, with a few choices of pide. If you have to try one thing, go for blueberry pancakes. Those are delicious!

The food is good quality with a lot of options and all day breakfasts but unfortunately (like many restaurant cafes) the gluten free bread is clearly store bought. I tried the eggs Benedict with bacon which was very good and my partner tried the folded egg with chorizo which was excellent. The berry smoothy was great but perhaps a little too sweet (as if sugar was added). But otherwise good and the freshly squeezed orange juice was great. The atmosphere was upbeat and the other food looked very good. One thing to note is it's also pet friendly which is great of you want to bring your dog. It is perhaps a little expensive, however, but this is West London after all. I would recommend.