Just a few yards from Kew Gardens Tube station, The Glasshouse is something of an institution in this leafy West London suburb. Owned by Nigel Platts-Martin and Bruce Poole, the team behind Chez Bruce in Wandsworth and La Trompette in Chiswick, they have a well deserved reputation for delivering excellent quality food to London's more genial outer reaches, making the trip to the 'burbs well worth the effort. Locals love this neighbourhood restaurant for saving them the trip into town. The food is modern European, drawing on French and Spanish traditions so your spaghetti of rabbit might come with chanterelles, shallot cream and parmesan cheese followed by roast chicken with crushed celeriac, carrot puree, capers, cornichons and mustard. Leave room for a perfectly creamy creme brulee or a plate of cheeses sourced from London's finest suppliers at Neal's Yard and La Fromagerie.
Petersham Nurseries Cafe and Teahouse
Off Petersham Road, Petersham, Richmond, TW10 7AG
Weather pending, this has all the makings for an ideal Valentine's treat and a memorable... More
Kew Gardens Spring Festival
Until 23rd April 2006
Experience the subtle and dramatic, but always magical, changing of the seasons, as you explore Kew’s 300 magnificent, flourishing... More
Kew Gardens
With its cooling glades, romantic rose gardens, steamy glasshouses, woodland copses and elegant pagodas, Kew Gardens is a glorious place to take mum this... More
It's a strange feeling stepping off leafy Chiswick High Road into this attractive bar/brasserie. Located in a former paper factory, it's the sort of airy ... More
Mussel pots, over 50 different Belgian beers and a beer cocktail menu are the specialities at this fun, affordable restaurant in Richmond. Mains come with ...More
Ma Cuisine is a model of simple sophistication. Fresh ingredients and traditional recipes are handled simply and satisfying with no homage paid to the latest ... More
A traditional fishmonger and oyster bar, Kew Fish supplies restaurants in the area including the Ma Cuisine group. So you can enjoy restaurant quality catch ... More
61 - 63 Petersham Road,Richmond Upon Thames,
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1.74 miles from Glasshouse
This cosy hotel, housed inside a wonderfully restored Georgian townhouse, retaining many of its original features, blends seamlessly into the semi-rural environs of Richmond. Ornate ... More
If you’re booking a hotel outside the centre of London all you want are excellent transport links and cheap rates. In addition, the Ramada Jarvis ... More
Over a thousand coloured lights illuminate the beautiful oak trees and gardens at Syon Park for special winter evening guided tours taking you through the ...More
A bona fide comedy empire, Laughing Horse now has venues all over London, around the UK, and on the continent. The roaring laughter and success ...More
Archivist of all UK public records.
Located in Kew – one of Greater London’s most idyllic locations – The National Archives manages one of the largest ... More
Since the 18th century, these extensive gardens have been the spiritual home of botany in England, if not in Europe. From the cooling glades of ... More
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Just a few yards from Kew Gardens Tube station, The Glasshouse is something of an institution in this leafy West London suburb. Owned by Nigel Platts-Martin and Bruce Poole, the team behind Chez Bruce in Wandsworth and La Trompette in Chiswick, they have a well deserved reputation for delivering excellent quality food to London's more genial outer reaches, making the trip to the 'burbs well worth the effort. Locals love this neighbourhood restaurant for saving them the trip into town. The food is modern European, drawing on French and Spanish traditions so your spaghetti of rabbit might come with chanterelles, shallot cream and parmesan cheese followed by roast chicken with crushed celeriac, carrot puree, capers, cornichons and mustard. Leave room for a perfectly creamy creme brulee or a plate of cheeses sourced from London's finest suppliers at Neal's Yard and La Fromagerie.
