Top Restaurants in Feltham
Top Things to do in Feltham
Hounslow, Food Guide: 3 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Feltham
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Feltham including The Bloomsbury Pub, Steak & Lobster Heathrow, The Bar at Fortnum & Mason Terminal 5
Things to do in Feltham
1. The Bloomsbury Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 285 reviews
Reviewed By 186338Marcel01
Large freshly cooked Sunday lunch £13.95 (smaller available at £11.99) - choice of lamb, chicken (came bacon wrapped) and beef with super fresh wide range of vegetables and yorkshire. Surprisingly quiet as quality better than at the Crown for example which is always super busy. Had extra cauliflower cheese which is nice. Small garden at back or terrace at front - large projection TV for sports events. Good range of wines by glass or bottle. One small complaint- they donât sell sparkling water! Friendly service.
2. Steak & Lobster Heathrow
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1064 reviews
We aspire to be the very best in what we do: delivering the finest steak and freshest lobster to your plate. We believe simplicity is key and let the food speak for itself. With freshly caught lobster and steak from County Antrim in Northern Ireland, we u
Reviewed By MarikaB1276
Has such great food everything was quick and tasted absolutely amazing! Melroy was such a lovely host and made sure we was well looked after and sang me happy birthday! Dear MarikaB1276Our team wishes your the very best again for your special day celebration and Melroy in particular continue to offer great customer service as you have described.We thank you for this five star acknowledgment and hope to see you again.Best regards Manager
3. The Bar at Fortnum & Mason Terminal 5
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
THE BAR at Fortnum & Mason Terminal 5 is our first airport bar, a stunning new destination for travellers. Located opposite our new Terminal 5 store, THE BAR is open to everyone from first to last flight. It offers a range of delicious dishes with an emph
Reviewed By FrankMoffatt
All the food we saw was high quality and had a fresh appearance - indeed was freshly prepared. Makes a big difference when a apple is sliced - as with the Lincolnshire Poacher cheese and pickle Ok for £8.50. cappuccino for £3.95 is very affordable and a pot of Countess Grey tea for £5.95 also no to bad. Oysters are £3 each. The prices really ratchet up though if you have a taste for caviar - like up to £800 for 100g. of the most expensive variety. Definitely a pleasant place to chill and enjoy.
