Electric Diner - Speisekarte

Average food. We waited an hour for an over cooked burger and an over cooked mac and cheese. overrated food and service below average. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone if they are looking for good food.

what a beautiful place. great healthy choice of menu. wonderful reception. service could be improved. mentioned three times as I wanted to be my eier, but they didn't hear. that should not despise you. must be visited

the hash browns at electric diner are the best I had. more of a cross between a potato pancake and potato roast, I can only eat the potatoes (adly not pictured near) my favourite place for breakfast/breakfast in london.

Came in here before I went to the cinema on the same stetch. I was impressed how stylish it was inside. Decor was very bright and upbeat. The staff were really friendly and I had a beer sitting at the bar as I also noticed people walking by at the open seating by the window. eggs royale were very good and filling. Will come back to try the vegetarian items as there were so many.

I adore Notting Hill, and more specifically Portobello Road. Everything from the pastel houses to the fascinating boutiques to the bustling markets fills my mind with glee. The fun doesn't end there though. There's a 100 year old cinema on this legendary street known as the Electric Cinema. The cinema's stunning interior is graced with red leather furniture, crystal chandeliers and gilded wall decorations a cinema originally intended for film's aficionados and society's elite.

Was looking for a place for lunch and got interested with the place because it was always crowded and it's located just beside the iconic Electric Cinema. Place was unique, felt like real American diner but with European touch. Hash browns were very nice and crunchy, love some parts of the hash browns that were still a bit melting' (not completely fried). Burger was unexpectedly good and the thick bacon gave more experience. Portion: quite ok when they first arrived at the table, but big after finishing only half of the dishes...

combine a full English breakfast and an prise bier is behavior often localized on airports. at least it's for me. I love it. it is a kind of time travel where they have an hour or two in an anonymous terminal, where regular meal times have no meaning. Recently we found the market stands and antique shops along the portobello road, which allows time travel in a much more glorious way. I lost in the cards; all original, crust, browned and specify national boundaries that have long changed. the europeans were busy to roast the endless bowls of jewellery from different pearls and precious stones. we left the shops empty and hungry. You...read more

the server was incredibly rude and interrupted me while I tried to order how he tried to sell. I didn't understand it at that time, but he kept in the ground to recommend ingredients for my omelette (I ordered the omelette with rodeurkäse) and I asked that this was as in, it was included in the price, and he said yes. When I got the entry back, I saw that I had double the cost for what I had expected to have been charged because he said to extra for the ones who had to eat. I'll never be too electric again. I am unemployed and this visit should be a beautiful birthday brunch with a family member and I honestly cannot believe that they...read more

You can find Electric Diner about halfway up Portobello Road, pretty much slap-bang in the middle between Ladbroke Grove and Notting Hill tube stations. The restaurant is affiliated with the adjacent Electric Cinema, one of Notting Hill’s well-known establishments where you can watch both the latest film releases and old classics from an armchair, sofa or bed. The menu is advertised as French-American and seems to contain disproportionate levels of avocado (which cannot be bad news for the vegetarian Despite visiting at a potentially busy time, the staff had no problem finding us a space, and we ended up sitting at the bar which allowed us to have a good chat with the very...read more