Chiswick

We arrived by public transport , the lovely lovely H91 bus from Hounslow West.
Our assigned table was towards the rear of the branch. It was very noisy, I struggled to hear Gerry at times.
The ordering process went well.
My food arrived quickly and all at the same time, even though I’d ordered Haloumi which always usually turns up late.
My only slight complaint was the sweet potato mash appeared ‘watery’ but it tasted fine.

only got wings & chips

I want to start this off on a positive

Good area in high street Chiswick. Good bus routes.

Our visit to Nando’s 72 in Chiswick attracted an above-average huddle of guests. Nestled between gastropubs and boutiques on the high-class highstreet, the interior of the restaurant was unlike any I've come across before. The clean and downplayed corridor layout was more akin to a wine bar or GBK than any Nando’s I've visited. Going on a midweek evening, our group of six was seated straight away in the probably less than half full restaurant. The staff were all friendly and well clued-up.

I completed my Nando’s hatrick (3 in 3 days) with a visit to a new branch in West London. As the Pompey Ranger reported after his visit, parking can be found right outside but at the extortionate price of £1 per half hour! Maybe public transport would be a better bet or make sure it’s an evening visit to avoid the painful prices.

Arriving in Chiswick high street in our minibus we knew finding parking would be a challenge. There is parking imediately infront of the store in a small layby but this was full the first 2 times we went past so trawled the neighbouring streets which are parking permit 9 - 6 mon - sat. We were then lucky to get a space and parking was £1 per half hour for max 2 hours.