Ealing, West London
Seasonal Mediterranean plates, charcoal cooking and the easy rhythm of a good local restaurant.
Join us near Ealing Broadway for dinner from Tuesday to Sunday, with lunch on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Tonight at Linden Table
Dinner from 5:30pm
17 Linden Parade, Ealing
A restaurant for Ealing
Linden Table is imagined as the kind of independent restaurant a neighbourhood grows attached to. The room is informal, the cooking is assured and the welcome is personal without hovering. Come for a plate of grilled fish and a glass of white, or settle in with friends and let the table fill gradually.
Our Mediterranean point of view is broad rather than bound to one coastline. A dish might begin with Greek mountain herbs, Catalan charcoal cooking or the sharp preserved lemons found across North Africa. British vegetables, fish and meat keep the menu grounded in the season here in West London.
On the menu
Order a few small plates, choose something from the charcoal grill and add sides for the table. The menu is designed to share, but no one will mind if you keep the last spoonful for yourself.
Explore the full menuSmoked almond, sherry vinegar, mint
£9.5
Chickpea, saffron, mussel, tomato
£27
Fennel, caper, grilled lemon
£58
From market to fire
Spring brings peas, artichokes and young leaves. Summer makes room for tomatoes, stone fruit and whole fish from the grill. In colder months, the kitchen turns to slow cooked lamb, bitter greens, beans and citrus.
Vegetarian and vegan dishes are written into the menu from the start. Dietary information is marked clearly, and the team can talk through ingredients before you order.
Private dining
Birthdays, family lunches and small company dinners work best when everyone can share the same table. Our fictional private room is planned for up to eighteen guests, with feasting menus that keep choices simple and conversation moving.
Tell us about the occasion, dietary needs and the pace you want. The private dining page explains the formats and what to include in an enquiry.
A fictional guest note
“The sort of dinner where a quick glass becomes three plates, a bottle and a plan to come back next Sunday.”
This review is fictional and is included only to demonstrate how guest feedback could be presented on a portfolio website.
Read the fictional reviewsFrom the journal
The journal covers date nights, dinner near Ealing Broadway, seasonal cooking and practical advice for private group meals. It is written for local readers first, with no padded restaurant listicles or vague city guides.
Visit the journalFind the table
Linden Table uses a fictional address on Linden Parade, close to the station and the centre of Ealing. The contact page brings together directions, opening hours and the static booking enquiry form.
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