This cafe/ small resto is always busy! Nestled in the roads behind the train station it is a…read moreneighbourhood favourite. Coffee, tea, cakes, breakfast and dinner are served here. The breakfast menu is traditional and regardless of the day of the week, the tables are almost always full! Great value, good food and exceptional customer service! The staff is Happy and I love it! They do host some small event like poetry readings on occasion.

In keeping with the simpler times this palace has seen, this cafe seems like the kind of place that…read morewould be attended by the commoners rather than royalty. It's a small spot between buildings which only seems to serve the sunny summer crowd. After ordering we sat down to wait for our meal which took a long time, considering what we ordered. All orders arrived separately including our drinks. My friend had a latte and scone which she said was good. The scone looked about average but it was too early for her to get the full afternoon tea. I ordered the chicken Caesar salad and a rosé wine. Both were surprisingly delicious! Unfortunately I did not take any photos because I was quite hungry. Fresh lettuce topped with a lot of tender chicken, the right amount of dressing and croutons. It was perfect for a light lunch. Staff were friendly even if the service was slow. I was overall pleased at this tourist spot for lunch. They serve sandwiches, salads and afternoon tea specialties along with beer and wine. Casual enough for families.

The Courtyard cafe is the newest cafe to Molesey, and I usually play it safe at the nearby Mada…read moreDeli, but I gave this a look the other day. The interior is pretty small, with only about 5 tables, but out the back there is a, you guessed it, courtyard, with some more tables. The courtyard looked incredibly enticing, but it was too cold to brave it. In the summer I can imagine this will be lovely place to sit. The menu is not huge. There are a few breakfasts, as well as an early bird special, sandwiches, jackets, a soup of the day, and some quiches as well as cakes and biscuits. My friend had the wild mushroom quiche and really liked it. It is worth noting that the prices are cheaper here than at the delicatessens in the area. Look out for the tiny chocolate oat balls that they keep on the counter, these are dusted with coconut shavings and are completely moreish - I have no idea why I thought I would be able to limit myself to just one.

You must try the coronation chicken and salad on brown bread, I am addicted, it's sooo good!!…read moreLovely cafe and much improved by present owners, very friendly, great food, try the homemade cakes too! Well worth a visit or 2 or 3........

A tiny, pokey cafe, this place is something of a hidden gem. The vast menu on a chalkboard over the…read morecounter is somewhat disconcerting, and could cause you to miss some highlights ( in between the variations on panini etc). For example, they do a good plate of ( freshly cooked) whitebait. I've never seen it not busy, except when it's closed.

A cafe and takeaway sandwich bar. Freshly cooked English breakfasts of average quality and some bog…read morestandard daily specials such as spag bol. There is the usual range of rolls available... plain, seedy, baguettes etc. The fillings are the usual bought in plastic boxes of ready-mades that we find everywhere. A cheese and tomato baguette costs £2.40 which would be reasonable if it wasn't bland grated mousetrap as usual designed to impress that you are getting more cheese than you are getting. Still feeling a little hungry after that, I bought a ham and tomato baguette, with re-formed ham, but really lots of it. The coffee is OK. The place is not bad, but its not what you'd call exceptional. The patron is polite but can be brusque with his staff who are, in fact, very pleasant and helpful. The plus to this cafe is its location at Hampton. You can eat inside, but also at the pavement which is very pleasant, the area having a quiet and picturesque village-style ambience with a small number of other shops, some upmarket. Despite the reservations, it is worth a visit if you are in the area.

Carbs, eh? They get such a bad rap. But let me ask you this - if you had consumed your body weight…read morein rioja the previous, very late night, what would you want to soak up the alcohol - a salad? I think not. So that is why I have just dragged my weary legs off to Hampton Court Sandwich and Coffee Company, and inhaled a piping hot parma ham and mozzarella panini which was the culinary equivalent of a defibrillator bringing me back to life. I like coming here because the paninis are marginally cheaper than the other sandwich shops. I also occasionally treat myself to the brownies here - large gooey, sticky slices of dense dark chocolate heaven. There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and like the other coffee shops in this road, this is a stones throw from Hampton Court palace, so a perfect place to recharge your batteries.

I visited this café in a small group for midweek lunch. It was quite busy which we didn't expect,…read morebut gave the place a decent atmosphere. The staff greeting us quickly and the toasted sandwiches here were awesome! Generally, I don't see much difference between a toasted sandwich at a deli and one I can make myself with my generic ex-boxer-branded grilling machine. Maybe it was the panini, maybe it was the feel of the deli with its wooden floors and health and rural vibe. Maybe it was the healthy fruit smoothie made on sight. Whatever it was, I ended up really enjoying my experience here and will be back if ever passing through again. Aside from the food we had, this establishment also has a very organic looking deli for fruit and veg which has a feel of an authentic farmers market. We didn't purchase anything as I wasn't in the market for vegetables at the time but it is a neat extra feature that will attract customers.

I ordered a ton from this cafe, basically almost everything, and I have to say that none of it was…read moreoutstanding. My expenses were paid for, hence, ordering everything, but the veggies weren't prepared in delicious ways, the meat was too oily and fatty, and the desserts were a bit too sweet. Good for a cafe, but would not recommend. You could probably get better food within the small town that's less than a mile away from the palace.

This cafe has the largest variety of hot food (start serving lunch at 11:30) in Hampton Court…read morePalace. Good variety - from soups and sandwich to hot meals and kids meals. Much better variety, flavour and prices than the over priced rubbish at Tower of London. I had the herbed chicken with 2 sides, a drink, a dessert and bought crisps for later. The total was 18£, with membership that came down to about 14£. Quite VFM for a hot meal in a tourist hotspot. Lovely seating inside ;all glass sides. But the weather was perfect today for their outdoor seating in the garden. But do mind those hungry crows/ ravens?

Great staff great Baristas who take pride in their work…read more Treats as well . In the heart of Twickenham.

I don't think I can describe how much I love The Press Room. I mean where else can you find a…read morequirky coffee house which delivers: -amazingly good coffee -delicious cakes, croissants, salads and wraps -the most attentive and friendly staff members who end up being like your friend by the time you leave -a great location for people watching -a good place to work as well as bring your kids for family time (family, please do keep the noise down though... trying to work here) -AND a place located right where the sun would hit when its shining. I love sitting outside when it's sunny because I get the warmth of the sun and the buzz of the high street all in one. I am about to go on my second flat white of the morning - a must try! - and it's only been less than an hour I've been here. If you are not into chains like Starbucks and Costa like Me, then The Press Room is the perfect place to be!