
A Perfect Day in Chapel Allerton: Coffee, Lunch and Dinner
Chapel Allerton rewards a day without too much scheduling. Start slowly, explore on foot and keep enough appetite for an evening at The Crossing on Harrogate Road.
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Every The Crossing Indian Bistro has its own story.
Our Ealing restaurant stays true to what has always defined The Crossing Indian Bistro: a deep appreciation for the remarkable.
The menu travels across regions and traditions, balancing familiar flavours with dishes that invite something new to be discovered. Expressive, generous and unmistakably Indian, it reflects a cuisine that is constantly evolving while remaining deeply connected to its roots.
The story of The Crossing Indian Bistro has always been inspired by movement — the routes that connect India and the people, recipes, ingredients and traditions carried along them.
That journey now brings us to Ealing, a neighbourhood shaped by its own meeting of cultures, communities and generations. As our second home in the UK and our first in London, Ealing represents an important milestone for The Crossing Indian Bistro.
Here, the spirit of India’s journeys meets the character of West London, giving us a new setting in which to share the stories and culinary heritage that inspire us.
For us, this is more than a new destination. It is the next stop on The Crossing Indian Bistro journey.
Located at 5–6 The Green, in the heart of Ealing, The Crossing Indian Bistro is just a short walk from Ealing Broadway station, with convenient connections by tube, bus and car.

Chapel Allerton rewards a day without too much scheduling. Start slowly, explore on foot and keep enough appetite for an evening at The Crossing on Harrogate Road.

The Little Travelers menu gives children genuine choice without separating them from the meal. Familiar dishes encourage curiosity while adults still order on their own terms.

Some restaurant meals are planned weeks ahead. Others begin when cooking has lost its appeal and an ordinary evening could use a better plate of food.