Reineta

The elegant choice around the Ealing Broadway. Miguel and his staff are catering for both informal and formal guests on two sides of the shared kitchen (and shared wine list). Great choice for a medium sized business-themed gathering.

This place used to be good. Not anymore. Very very very slow service. Poached eggs are not even close to poached. Only good thing left is to buy tomatoes from here. It’s a shame as it used to be one of our favourite spots, but not anymore.

This venue is constantly filled to the brim with customers. It has a wonderful buzzy atmosphere and there are a few shared tables and some private ones available too. The staff are welcoming, attentive without being intrusive. I visit here a few times a month and couldn’t recommend it enough. The food I used high quality ingredients and are well balanced and tasty. Each dish matches the season well and use simple clean techniques. The topped toasts are delicious, as are the soups. The drinks are also curated with care. The dishes are priced well. I would highly recommend visiting if you are in the area. It’s great for day and evening meals.small and large groups are welcomed.

Second visit to Reinata, this time for Father’s Day, was a major letdown. Despite having a reservation, we were left standing at the door for a while before being seated; took 20 mins from arrival to receive menus (and place not full). Starters were mixed—potato bravas and oxtail empanadas were good, but the chef’s tacos (£13.95 for two small chips with meat) were poor value. Mains were worse. My beef cheeks were a single small piece on mash with minimal veg. The lamb lacked the promised rosemary and garlic flavours and was just plain roasted. Yorkshire puddings were inconsistent—one missing, others barely had gravy. When gravy was requested, a salty, Bovril-like sauce was given which was not gravy! It became clear food was being sent from their sister restaurant, Rayuela, which likely caused delays and poor quality. At £150, the meal was overpriced, underwhelming, and lacked flavour. After a great first visit, this experience was a disappointment. Poor service, bland mains, and bad value—won’t be returning. A free coffee card as compensation just added insult to injury.

We booked Reineta for a private family event. We were looking for something warm and convivial where our relatives visiting from France (20+ people) could enjoy a shared meal the evening before our children’s baptism. The team created an amazing bespoke menu for us starting with nibbles and drinks, followed by a seated meal where everyone could share different dishes, including paella, braised meats, and more. The food was incredible, the staff were very accommodating, and they managed to impress a pretty tough crowd. We couldn’t have asked for a better experience, thank you 🙏

I love Reineta. It is small but cosy with great service and gorgeous range of dishes perfect for breakfast or brunch. Coffee was great and the ratatouille toast to die for. It was busy and we had to wait but it was worthy. Highly recommended!

An absolute gem! The menu offers a fantastic variety of options. The staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere from the moment you walk in. Wonderful wine selection. And I have to highlight the croquettes — hands down the best in town! Highly recommended!

Absolutely perfect. Went for a birthday dinner a tried a good portion of the menu and all the food was of such high quality. Showing a clear dedication and love for the food. Also a lovely ambience within.

Reineta gives you a taste of authentic Spanish food in Ealing. The staff is kind and helpful with the menu. The ambience is great and it's one of my favorite local spots. I can't wait for them to open for dining in again. Recently I've tried their take away smoothies to enjoy on a winter walk and they didn't disappoint. Their food is on the pricier side but you can tell by the quality of the ingredients they use.