Maggie's - Menu

Hearty breakfast! Both the Veggie Works and the Vedgeree are worth a try. The ambience makes this a great spot for a long lazy Sunday brunch.

very helpful staff and a good outdoor street side session. even with limited options in vegetarian and iron, all we have ordered was very good.

This restaurant is truly stunning, with fast and friendly service. I have visited multiple times and enjoyed their delicious burgers, milkshakes, and desserts. It's a great spot for either lunch or dinner. View menu

The pancakes and burgers are delicious at this restaurant. The milkshakes are also tasty and reasonably priced. The staff is friendly and in good spirits. It's a great spot for lunch with many places offering a 50% discount.

during my stay in London I was going to write something alone die every evening menu and the only place I have ever spent time comfortably, the interior environment, playing music, and the service was really nice. I hope I will visit again

As veggies we find it hard to find places that do good veg options but this place was excellent, lots of choice.It is one of the nicest venue in Ealing Broadway to have a drink and breakfast. Milk shakes are just perfect. The staff was friendly to chat around and well efficient enough. Overall a nice place. View menu

I went to Maggie's with a friend. I ordered Vedgeree, while my friend, as typical Brit, took some hamburger (and didn't eat anything that was not meat, leaving the few vegetable on the plate). My rice cake was absolutely delicious, and filling. The curry sauce was really great, not too spicy, so it didn't kill all the flavour. I also ordered The King milkshake, with also was great.

Lovely friendly staff, great atmosphere and the cocktails were made perfectly... But the food was a bit of a letdown and a bit on the over priced side. £1 for a slither of avocado on your burger felt a bit mean? So many bog standard pubs now offer far better fare than what was on offer here. Nothing special or exciting shame as this place could be a fantastic post night out place to get some hangover re fuelling!

A sophisticated restaurant in West London's Ealing, offering commendable decor and service. I tried a dish called "The Works", which included two brötöste, a cube of butter, two sunny-side-up eggs, a baked mushroom, a slice of baked tomato, baked beans in tomato sauce, two sausages, two pieces of speck, and a handful of French fries in the style of shaada aloor tawrkaari (a dish from West Bengal). I also sampled the beer-battered onion rings, which had a perfectly crispy texture and the right amount of spice. The espresso martini was delicious, with a garnish of coffee beans enhancing its aesthetic appeal. View menu