We stopped by for breakfast at Orgánico while visiting some friends in the area. The food quality…read morewas really good, and we felt it was good value for money. The food is cooked to order, service was prompt. We visited on a Sunday morning, so it was quiet. There is a very good selection of nutritious breakfast, brunch or lunch options. I found this place online and I would most definitely visit again when I am in Epsom. Food portions are generous, so be prepared to leave with a full belly

I was walking past this shop heading for cafe Nero. When I…read moreread the sign freshly ground coffee and sells all organic food I stop in my tracks ordered a a machiato and a freshley made kale and spinach soup amazing. What a find its a shame I'm only in Epsom cos my wife has a hair appointment.and we live 30 miles away.I will return on her next appointment.

Nice little cafe in Surbiton with a vegan option which worked for my friend who is currently…read morebreastfeeding a baby with lots of allergies. Weirdly she was told that another dish involving bread wasn't suitable as the bread is brushed with an egg glaze (?!) but later we thought surely the bread with the vegan breakfast isn't?! Freshly squeezed orange juice was very nice and overall there's a very good range of options here from breakfast dishes to salads and sandwiches. I had decent eggs benedict although they were a little cold, I think they may have been forgotten in the kitchen for a while. Overall a good experience and probably one of the better cafes in Surbiton.

The best cafe in town for sure, great service, great salads, healthy food, smoothies, sandwiches…read moreand pastries are very good, fresh, the only bad thing is that they usually very busy and have to wait, but is also a good sign. Service is very good. Highly recommended.

I love supporting local independent restaurants and so, I was really excited to spot the sign for…read moreThe Canopy Restaurant as I drove through Epsom recently. It's nice to see a new place open despite the adverse economic climate For those with long enough memories, The Canopy occupies the site of the old Roosters fast food joint near the back entrance to the Ashley Centre. It closed amidst a sea of rumours and the site has been derelict for a few years. My salsa friend Hilary and I booked to try The Canopy before we went dancing on Friday. They have given the space a good facelift - it brought a smile to my face to see a chandelier in the old Roosters space! The overall ambiance in the evening is quite intimate The menu immediately caught my eye - very cleverly written to have a broad appeal, cater to different markets but still retain a wow factor. They offer a nice lunch menu (sandwiches, create your own omelette, etc), a great value afternoon tea (unique for Epsom) as well as dinner, which has more grown-up dishes and some dishes with pizzazz like steaks being offered on volcanic hot rock, which is cooked at your table It was quite busy on Friday evening and we checked with our server that they would be able to serve us 3 courses before we had to leave for salsa. This demand for speed may have led to the kitchen making 1 or 2 tiny errors, like the mash for one of our main courses being a bit lumpy though the other mash was fine We shared a starter - spinach roulade with roasted red pepper cream, and saffron dressing. The plate was well dressed but we probably needed more of the punchy dressing to accompany the roulade which lacked a little flavour on its own For main course, Hilary had the pan seared fillet of sea bass with Italian potatoes, vine tomatoes and caper-berry sauce - she enjoys fish and pronounced herself very satisfied with it and proved it with a clean plate I had the lamb's liver served on a bed of creamed potatoes topped with smoked bacon and onion gravy. This was a good combination of flavours - rich liver, salty bacon and sweet onion gravy. Presentation-wise, perhaps the liver could have done with searing on a griddle to develop those heavy scorch lines, which impart umami flavour but it tasted just fine The star turn of the evening though was an outstanding sticky toffee pudding with a rich toffee sauce. Our server was very sharp to straightaway notice that the vanilla ice cream was missing from our dish and this was duly delivered. The sticky toffee pudding was heavenly - light, moist and unctuous. Top marks! This is their third week after opening and as the bugs are ironed out, I trust they'll go from strength to strength. I wish them every success and I hope this will be a lovely addition to the dining scene of Epsom for many years to come

Quick glance: + novel (gimmicky?) way to cook steak…read more+ choice of 3 men's fragrances in the loos + wheelchair accessible - don't bring children if you plan to have steak! - small inconsistencies Full review: Four of us came here for dinner on a Thursday night and were seated at the small round table by the bar. For starter, I had the special of the day which was chicken liver salad with bacon. The presentation was a bit on the brown side - brown leaves, brown-ish bacon, and of course the brown-ish liver, but it tasted good. Some of the other starters were more colourful and very tasty, including the prawns (which had a good punch from the chilli) and crab cakes (also a nice kick from the mango and chilli mayo) from the a la carte menu. For main, all four of us ordered steak - two sirloin and two fillet steak. The steak comes on "volcanic rock" slabs which are in turn placed on wooden platters along with the sides, which were a tight squeeze on the small round table for four but we just about managed. The rocks are red hot and used to cook the steak to your liking as you eat. It's novel but a little gimmicky, and although the steaks were of good quality, the price tag was a bit on the high side considering you had to cook the steak yourself. Note: do not order this dish if you are with small children or accident-prone, as the rocks stay hot throughout the entire meal. There was a small oversight: my portion of steak didn't come with carrots, whilst my three companions had them. But these things happen and it's not the end of the world. The restaurant is cosy and there is one toilet that is wheelchair accessible and stocked with three men's fragrances (no idea why). Overall, the ingredients were fresh and food of good quality. The steak dish is novel and a good conversation topic.

What a pleasant surprise! I was in Sutton on business and visited this little gem on a whim. I…read moredidn't expect the food to be so good and unbelievably yummy. I enjoyed the curry prawns, coconut soup and wine. Delicious!

4.5 stars -- This was our first meal in London. A group of 8 of us came for dinner. My cousin had a…read moremade a reservation and we were seated right away. We ordered a bunch of food including the satay chicken skewers, papaya salad, prawn toast, pad Thai (with and without prawns), curry (green and mussaman), rice (pineapple fried rice, chicken fried rice and egg fried rice), drinks and a few other items. Food was quite good, on par with other Thai restaurants I've been to in California. The Thai iced tea tasted like English tea, which was slightly underwhelming. Overall good food and good atmosphere. Try it when you're in Cheam!

Ask..... ... if we…read morereally need another generic Italian chain restaurant in Epsom ... whether this site is cursed as 2 pubs based here have already closed since the old NatWest bank shut ... yourself what you're meant to be tasting in the muddled tomato-heavy dishes ... for a safe middle of the road Italian and you get Ask

Calzone was quite good, but weak coffee in a cappuccino? Quite mediocre Caprese salad. Very…read morepopular, so maybe I'm spoiled by top notch Italian food elsewhere, outside of the U. K.

It's only a small restaurant but it has a great atmosphere with the lighting and music selection…read morethat plays as you eat. The food tastes great and is presented really well, I really enjoyed their sushi and I'll be coming back for more.

Epsom is lucky to have quite a selection of restaurants but the choice is quite narrow - a lot of…read moreItalians, some Indians, 2 Thais, one Chinese and one Mediterranean. In fact, Surrey as a whole doesn't have a foodie feel, unlike areas west of London like Berkshire, which is full of Michelin starred establishments. So, I was very excited to see Makiyaki's sign over the door of this restaurant site. This had housed Oliver's in the past, one of my favourite restaurants in Epsom which sadly closed. A Japanese restaurant is certainly a novelty in this part of Surrey and they've opened in Epsom's own restaurant row area of South Street.. Makiyaki will however be able to draw on the experience of their established sister restaurant of the same name in south Wimbledon. They've initially opened up just the ground floor, going with a modern theme, complete with jazz music. The menu leans strongly towards sushi with half the menu dominated by a great variety of rolls, all complete with photo. There are cooked options for the squeamish as well as the traditional raw fish. You'll also find Japanese stalwarts on the menu as well as the occasional Asian interloper like Korean bulgogi. My starter of chicken karaage came as about 10 moist bite size bits of chicken in crispy seasoned batter served with sweet chilli dipping sauce. It's easy to dry out this dish but this was an excellent version. For main, I went for the special sashimi set. This started off with a bowl of miso soup and some Japanese salad, which was covered in a moreish dressing. Then, the piece de resistance. A beautifully presented slab on which was placed 3 very generous slices each of salmon, tuna, yellowtail and sea bass as well as 3 slices of California roll. A little hill of gari (pickled ginger to clean your palate between mouthfuls) and wasabi completed the plate. The glistening look and clean smell of the fish revealed its first class sourcing and it was lovely to chew and savour each thick slice. The pricing, as for most Japanese food, isn't cheap but for this quality, it's value for money. The food is also available for takeaway. The presence of a Japanese restaurant in the heart of Surrey brings a big smile to my face. Is Epsom ready for raw fish? I certainly hope so!

Went to the Epsom Diner today and had the most delicious sandwich ever. I didn't know what I…read morefancied until I saw the young man behind the counter making something. It was a BLT club toasted sandwich with a touch of chilli. I'm going back tomorrow to get a salad TA, all the fillings looked delicious. Highly recommend this place. I was chatting to a man whilst I was having my lunch and he told me it's a family run business, which is lovely to see.

We love Epsom diner and order a delivery nearly every day, it arrives on time, fresh and hot, or…read morecold if its salad. Italian cooking at its best, tasty, friendly and good looking and that includes the staff..

Thames Ditton needs a place for the yummy mummies to flock, and when I came here it was full of…read morethem; mummies, babies, push chairs outside. I had never been here before, so navigated my way around the munchkins to see what I could have to eat. The Lime Tree is set in very small premises, there are only around 4 tables, and all the deli stock is packed into shelves along the wall. I spied lots of yummy looking jams and preserves, as well as a range of crackers filled with herbs like thyme, sage and cracked black pepper. The front of the shop is a cheese counter and a place to pick up coffees and paninis. The owners are definitely on to a winner here- Thames Ditton does not have a deli, so this is most welcome. I just wish that they had bigger premises to play with - when these babies get bigger they are going to need more floor space!

Delightful little deli with sandwiches, wraps, soup, and salad. I had the smoked chicken wrap with…read morea side of potato leek soup, and a cup of tea. Friendly staff: I got the feeling this is a small-town place. They greeted many of the customers by name and asked if they wanted their usual.

Perfect spot for when you come home from a night out. Directly opposite Sutton Train station…read more A few stools available with a side shelf/table whilst you wait. Very friendly and well cooked kebabs. Nice salad. Good price. Cash only unless its over £10. I've had many a chicken salad kebab. Perfect size and filling. Not as tasty as Iranian kebabs, but still tasty. No spices that trigger my headaches. Feel welcoming and easy friendly service. Same level of service for the past 6 years.