This cafe is the best and the owners are incredible kind! I loved their almond flat white and sat…read moreoutside by the river to enjoy it. The outdoor seating has plenty of room, and they are very dog friendly.

Nice little spot to stop while walking along the Thames with lots to see with the outside seating…read moreavailable. There is inside seating of that is the choice. There is something for everyone to choose from, even having a vegan pasty. The beverages are all fresh and well done and everyone there is friendly, getting food out fast.

We came here after a long, cold walk in Richmond park and really enjoyed the cute and cozy cafe. It…read morewas a nice respite from the more sterile cafes that we walked by and clearly was favorited by locals. We were able to get two seats at a table and warm up for a bit before catching the train. They had great cortados and also nice pastries. I got a spinach and ricotta pastry that was a nice change from the pure carbs and sugar you normally find.

Awesome service and a great meal after a long walk through Richmond Park. Friendly people and…read moredelicious food!

Beautiful, cozy place with tasty unique cuisine…read more Truly hidden gem! People please do try this place. Cheers!

Absolutely incredible food and service. The owner is so hospitable. He made great suggestions, the…read morelamb is maybe the best I've ever had. 5 stars all the way.

Cute little coffee shop. Very clean, and lovely air conditioning…read more Great coffee here. Had the iced latte. Coffee has a nutty flavor. Very smooth. Friendly barista. Seats inside and outside. Doggy water bowl outside. Sit by the window and people watch. Very relaxing inside. Toilet available inside.

Nice local coffee shop with a bright, airy interior. Location has changed so be sure to confirm…read morewith Google Maps. I had their iced latte - expect the "European" (real) version - milk with ice and an espresso shot pour over. Maybe seating for about 15 inside; most were taking their drinks to-go.

The tea and cake were nice, but the service, my god. We were the only people there - it took the…read moremanager (I'm assuming) 10 minutes to take our order, even if I said we were ready. Then we waited for 20mins for two teas and 2 slices of cake. Not only the wait was bad but the staff was genuinely borderline rude - no smiles and a fuck off attitude. The manager literally threw the cutlery on our table. For how expensive this place is, the staff could be a million times nicer. Do not recommend this place - literally they will treat you nicer in costa.

Quaint village tearoom+bakeshop near Kew Gdns. I went for lunch, and I ordered Coronation Chicken…read moresalad which came with a side of roast potatoes --- very filling. The dessert was their Maid of Honour Tart -- a puff pastry with a hint of custard (not overly impressive). Next time I'll order the Victoria Sponge; it looks like it has more substance than the tart. If you're looking for a charming place to fill up before (or after) doing the famous Gardens, this is the spot.

For us, it was the coffee, and the ambiance. As visitors to Richmond, we enjoyed visiting with the…read moreowner, hearing his story. This was totally a local spot.

We drove from Heathrow to here. Nice cute place with yummy…read moretreats. The staff were nice & friendly

and welcoming, with the cutest views and lovely architectural details throughout. It's the perfect…read moreplace to pause during a walk around the park, whether to grab a coffee, a quiche, or just enjoy the atmosphere. Definitely a must-visit.

Feels like a secret hideaway with spectacular views. It's an oddly chilled cafe, just off Richmond…read moreHill. We've not eaten there but there's a good selection of teas and coffees and the staff are always friendly. Most importantly, it's dog-friendly.

Often deli's or restaurants or whatever are just better when they're on little paved streets. Not…read morepedestrianised high streets but roads that are just too narrow and windy and old ever to have allowed cars onto them. Angelo's is just that - a small and intimate sort of joint tucked into road with lots of other niche and independent, small and intimate places. Here they have tables outside (in the decent weather), a few inside and more upstairs. Mostly I'd say it's a lunch place and they tend to focus on Italian classics, simple pasta dishes with a few soups and sandwiches thrown in for good measure. The food I've eaten here has been ok but it's not the best in town. Come in here after for a break from the rather generic and dull high street and go down to the river and green after.

This is a lovely little cafe!…read more All the staff are lovely and very welcoming. The food is fresh and prepared in the open kitchen. They serve a variety of dishes, this includes seafood, pasta, salad's and many cakes. I absolutely loved it and found a deal for the restaurant on http://meplease.com The prices are reasonable for Richmond and is well worth a visit even just for a coffee.

Great experience here. Coffee was amazing and I liked how calm and quiet it was! I got the Cortado…read moreand it was delicious!

I didn't think people would write many reviews for a coffee chain like Caffe Nero but hey, I'm an…read moreexpat and this was the first cafe that I stepped in! Before becoming employed full time, I used to walk to to cafe, buy a large Americano and help myself to their wi-fi to find a job (internet at my flat wasn't setup yet). Their Americanos are strong and consistent. When I have a withdrawal after a few hours, I find the withdrawal is gradual. I'm not sure if it has something to do with the coffee bean used, but the withdrawl definitely doesn't take you hostage by surprise with migraines and the "shakes". Sometimes I treat myself to their Caramelatte but it's so devilishly good that I feel bad consuming it all the time. Their apricot pastries and butter crossiants are delicious. Service is always with a smile and I saw the same people there every other day. One of them even introduced me to their stamp card the very first time I went in - I dig stamp cards and I dig businesses that not only have them but promote them.

It was a long tube ride from Southwark to Kew Gardens, and we didn't pay for the breakfast buffet…read moreat the hotel. When we arrived at the station, we weren't that clear which direction we were supposed to walk, but we were clear that we needed something to nosh before facing all that flora at the gardens. The Tyrollean-looking A-frame looked inviting, especially when we walked in and saw all the pre-made sandwiches and baked goods in the display case (photo: https://bit.ly/3xwtImL). It was a tiny spot with all the seating outside. Jamie W. and I shared a £2.50 Croissant (photo: https://bit.ly/3B8qg2H) and a toasted £4.50 Turkey & Cheese sandwich on a crusty baguette (photo: https://bit.ly/3L61qVT). To wash them down, we ordered piping hot £3 Flat Whites (photo: https://bit.ly/3Dk7A2W). Funny thing was that we were on the opposite side of the station, so we crossed over and discovered a whole area of cafes and shops which we could've perused before heading to Kew. But no matter as Caffe Torelli hit the spot. FOOD - 4 stars...freshly made and filling for breakfast AMBIANCE - 4 stars...enjoyed the outdoor space before the heat wave rolled in SERVICE - 4 stars...efficient and cordial TOTAL - 4 stars...grab a bite before the Kew RELATED - Exploring London? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/3zFACrx

Delicious quiche with chorizo, lovely fresh salad with a balsamic glaze (always a winner) and a…read morecreamy portion of coleslaw. I was very happy with my lunch, and the staff are so friendly and helpful. It is a little on the pricey side, but nice for a treat. They do great coffee too, and now I've spotted they have salted caramel syrup I am sure I will be popping in for a latte or two in the not too distant future!