On arrival at Bills on a Saturday evening we were asked if we had theatre tickets booked or any…read moreplans as there was. 20 minute delay on food. How refreshing to be asked that and not told that after you've sat down, ordered and then asked where's the food. As luck would have it time was on our side so we sat down to enjoy the atmosphere and order drinks and food. The food didn't take 20mins and all came out hot well presented and have to say tasted fabulous (see photos). The staff were all friendly and checked everything was ok during the meal. Would recommend popping in there

Pretty good in here close to the shopping centre nice decor a little bit hipster but not enough to…read moremake it pretentious. The food portions could be a tad larger. The staff are a plenty and where on hand with out being in your face. Good for a chain restaurant 7/10

Let's be honest, Woking isn't the most inspiring of places but Esquires stands out as one of the…read morebetter establishments in the area. It's in a convenient location, between the train station and the Peacocks carparks, so good for an early morning pick-me-up on the way into London. It's also just by the main square so also good for people who work in the town centre or are out shopping. In recent years it's added tables and chairs outside in the pedestrian area which has eased congestion inside as it's not very big. They do a nice selection of fresh paninis and sandwiches. The coffee is excellent, the milkshakes and smoothies good for the Summer months. Average prices for this area and they have a loyalty scheme which means you can get a free drink after getting a certain number of stamps. The free wifi is an excellent draw. The staff are young and friendly - Esquires is actually a NZ franchise and how it made it's way to Woking I will never fathom.

Auberge is a great place to go for a pre-theatre/cinema bite to eat (or post if you get an early…read moreenough showing). It's right next to the Theatre/Cinema box office and offers bistro-style meals, snacks and drinks. Staff will go the extra mile if you are pushed for time and there is even a quick menu for those with less than an hour to spare. The steak frites comes highly recommended. There's a welcoming cafe society atmosphere here - unusual for Woking and unusual for an establishment that's in a shopping centre. Whether you're after a bottled beer or something a bit more substantial it's worth a try.

Great place to go before theatre or cinema, right next to both, easy parking, good for kids, in…read morefact kids can go to cinema whilst you have quiet quality meal.

This is a very big Pret prominently located in Woking's central square, and it was extremely busy…read moreon all four visits I made there. It has a couple of entrances, one from the shopping mall and a lower one from the square, and the two levels provide a nice variety of seating options. There is also an upstairs area, although the stairs to this are so discreetly tucked away behind the counter that it is easy to miss them. I only spotted them on my last visit when I managed to find a table right at the bottom of them, so I can't comment on the upstairs seating. I can only assume that it might be quieter up there. The staff were cheery although mostly European it seemed, and this did lead to some translational difficulties, particularly when they served me a takeaway Americano with milk when I had specifically requested no milk. I only discovered this after I'd left of course, so that was a wasted coffee, and a three-star review right there.

Great service. After a short wait for making more of the sandwich I was after the gave it to me on…read morethe house in Lou of the Wait.

Traditional, inviting and comfortable italian style coffee shop, situated in the centre of town,…read morebut away from the main busy shopping areas. They offer a range of coffees, teas, cold drinks, frappes, paninis and salads which are all very good quality. The staff are very polite and friendly, and will allow you to either take your order away, or bring it to your seat while you wait if you stay in the shop.

Traditional good Nero coffee, incredibly friendly and happy staff, and a lovely upstairs full of…read morecomfy seats. Possibly my favourite Nero!!

I assumed the place, as per its name, had fresh food, such as homecooked meals or nice salads…read more In effect, its idea of a large salad is pitiful and a whopping £3.70. (I've added a photo) They have some chopped up iceberg lettuce, some sliced tomatoes and unpeeled cucumbers (I can get that at subway) and they chuck that in a tiny bowl and top it with something that's 3/4 mayo 1/4 content, and call it a salad. To be avoided at all costs if you like eating healthy!! Ah, yes, and their "tuna nicoise" should be renamed "onion salad special". Awful.

Fantastic freshly made sandwiches and no skimping on the fillings - which makes a change. Had a…read moregreat cup of tea. Found this to be a great place for a quick sit down lunch or a takeaway. Will definately be back in there again. Oh yes and the staff are very friendly.

VERY clumsy as they got my order wrong twice as no one speaks English , so if you speak Polish or…read morePortuguese and and think it's ok to feel guilty to complain then it's definitely place for you :( overpriced greasy spoon !!!!

Cappuccino and chocolate cake were amazing! Stumbled upon…read morethis cafe when I was in the area, the people are very nice however the service could be a little faster. I think this place just needs a few more customers as it was completely empty, but it definitely has potential!

This shake shop has been open since November 2008 and is at the Boots end of the Wolsey Place…read moreShopping Centre. A great range of flavours, shocking pink decor and a fantastic manager. My favourite is the Horlicks shake.