Chiswick
The Vibe
London's most gracious suburban village — affluent without ostentation, traditional without being stuffy. The Thames riverfront on a sunny afternoon brings out the village pub culture at its most civilised. The restaurant scene is seriously good and seriously local. The farmers market at Dukes Meadows brings the community together every fortnight.
Description
West London's most elegant riverside village, where Georgian townhouses line the Thames bank, Fuller's Brewery perfumes the air, and Chiswick High Road delivers independent restaurants and boutiques outside the centre. Hogarth's House—the 18th-century retreat of the great satirist William Hogarth—is open to the public alongside the famous Hogarth's Mulberry Tree. Chiswick Mall's Georgian houses directly on the Thames are among London's most coveted addresses. The Devonshire Road dining strip rivals any London restaurant street. The annual Boat Race passes the Chiswick stretch of the Thames.
Neighborhood Stats
Popular With
- Affluent Families
- Food Lovers
- Thames Walkers
- Professionals
- Tourists
Key Attributes
- Thames
- Georgian
- Independent Restaurants
- Brewery
- Village
Food Scene
High Road Brasserie (162 Chiswick High Road) brings the Soho House aesthetic to the high street. Michael Nadra (6-8 Elliott Road) earns critical acclaim for sophisticated European cooking.