Milk Beach

Australian restaurant · Brent

Milk Beach

Australian restaurant · Brent

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19-21 Lonsdale Rd, London NW6 6RD, United Kingdom

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Australian eatery with brunch, sharing plates, cocktails & coffee  

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19-21 Lonsdale Rd, London NW6 6RD, United Kingdom Get directions

milkbeach.com
@milkbeachlondon

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19-21 Lonsdale Rd, London NW6 6RD, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 20 8144 8277
milkbeach.com
@milkbeachlondon

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The 24 Best Brunches In London - London - The Infatuation

"Milk Beach may convince you that you're in a cool part of Australia, rather than down a cobbled street in Queen’s Park. Sips of blonde, frothy lattes usually lead to ordering plump, flaky croissants the same shade as the rattan light fixture bathing you in a fake golden hour glow. We could go on about how excellent the strands of soft ham hock or the banana bread with espresso cream is. But really you should just go and try it for yourself." - jake missing, rianne shlebak, sinead cranna

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The Most Romantic London Restaurants | The Best Romantic Places to Eat | Eater London

"By day, Queens Park’s best-kept secret is a roastery with one of NW’s most enticing brunch menus. By night, the candles come out and it turns into a supremely romantic spot, serving impeccably chosen small plates and wines — natural, organic and skin contact (nudge, wink) are specialities. Start with sourdough from St. John and Napoli salami, then move onto cavatelli with clams, sweetcorn, and miso." - Emma Hughes

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London’s Best Eggs Benedict, Eggs Florentine and Eggs Royale, and More | Eater London

"This Australian-inflected cafe-meets-wine-bar-meets-roastery hidden away down a Queens Park mews egg-cels itself at breakfast time. As well as scrambled, poached and fried orange-yolked Clarence Court eggs on buttered sourdough and a glorious Benedict, there’s a standout take on the nursery favourite of dippy eggs and soldiers: a jar of softly baked eggs, cream and sweet potato purée with fingers of toast for dunking." - Sam Orbaum

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London’s Best Restaurants in Maida Vale and Queen’s Park | Eater London

"A brand new Antipodean delight that fires on multiple cylinders. By day its award winning coffee comes alongside creative brunch dishes like coddled eggs in a jar with cream, sweet potato purée and chives that are destined to appear on a nearby Instagram feed. By night, the focus shifts to natural wines and sharing plates like perfectly whipped taramasalata, Spanish anchovies and Shaoxing poached bass. The wine list focusses on natural wines from small producers, that ingeniously matches each wine to particular dishes." - Leila Latif

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Gabriel M W I

Google
Really lovely staff, and amazing food! Very kid friendly. But because it's so nice it gets busy fast. We showed up shortly after opening and there were only 2 tables free. When we left there was a large line outside & people opting to sit outside in the cold because it is so worth it.

V Y

Google
What a lovely time we had at the Milk Beach. An amazing evening which would make me highly recommend this place. The cocktails were really good and so was the food. Everything we ordered tasted amazing, with favourites being the bone in rib eye and the risotto. Staff was also amazingly attentive, very vibrant and always attentive. If you’re in the area I would highly recommend you visit this restaurant and be sure to make a booking.

M T

Google
A great little spot in the heart of Queen’s Park. It is well decorated with a nice airy feel once inside. The staff are helpful, particularly with children. The food was delicious and well priced for the area.

Paola Moscardi

Google
I had breakfast here with a friend, it's a nice place in a lovely street. The food is very nice and the quality of the ingredients is good. My salmon royalle was very tasty, and I recommend adding one side of mushrooms. I personally didn't like the cappuccino, and they very kindly removed it from the bill. The only imperfection is that one dish arrived with the poached eggs too cooked

priyanka bhatwa

Google
We had a dinner last week with my family and my baby boy. They were supper nice. The food was amazing. Lenny and Mara were super helpful. I cannot wait to go back.

Robert Edwards

Google
I have eaten out 3 or 4 times a week for the last 15 years as a hospitality Entrepreneur and judge, and this place is right up there. Seasonal ingredients perfectly cooked in a really well designed menu. A cheeky Aussie Asian fusion. Awesome service and great value and well selected quirky wine list. This is a fantastic spot and I’m so happy I live 2 minutes up the road!

Ling Lin

Google
The dishes were delicious. I was especially surprised that the bowls were incredibly tasty. The Eggs Benedict and Avo on toast were good but not outstanding. The major let down was the coffee, none of us enjoyed them. Unfortunately they were too acidic for our taste.

Mark Chen

Google
Simple menu executed well. Love the use of ham hock for the eggs benedict instead of the traditional bacon, makes it slightly less rich. Banana bread with expresso cream was delightful - the express cream had the consistency of a straciatella cheese, just absolutely delicious. Not to forget the coffee - strong, robust flavours!