OK, I admit that I may have a disproportionate attraction to Frankie and Benny's as a chain,…read moreprobably a childhood nostaglia thing. It's a great place for breakfast (brunch), lunch and dinner (and after dinner cocktails). But let's admit, they are all much alike....if not identical. Which is why the service counts, and I have to say that this F&B's is pretty exceptional in my opinion. The waiting staff have always been courteous, and through some very busy rush hours, have still been prompt and helpful. The food here is cooked to a high standard, and generally there is a more 'individual' feel here. Recommended!

14 of us went here for Father's Day and it was one of my best dining experiences for a while…read more The food was hot (seems obvious, but I like my food still steaming when it arrives) and delicious and the surroundings pleasant. Particular praise must be given to our waitress though, who provided a great service to such a large party. She was always on top of everything but without the need to ask us if everything was ok every 30 seconds. Will definitely be returning.

I can't believe this place is still around! Amazing! I cooked there in the 80s. That's a long time…read moreago! Lol

My friend had really hyped this place up for me as the burgers and milkshakes were apparently…read moreamazing - even though she knows that I don't eat beef. All I can say that it was okay. I opted for a gammon steak (seeing as I couldn't eat any of the burgers) and a white chocolate milkshake. The milkshake was okay, the gammon was a bit tough. For £15 I thought that it could have been better. It is a cute place though and the staff were pretty friendly.

Sue's diner is a no frills cafe in Wallngton that serves a wide variety of food. The decor is basic…read morebut clean and the service is friendly and helpful. The cafe has a salad bar which is handy for those in a hurry or on a lunch break. Specials include homemade lasagne and chili con carne. Some may find the place too basic but for a reasonably priced lunch Sue's Diner (also known as Chez Sue) is a good choice.

ive been into this cafe a few times in the past year and i'm suprised sometimes by how quiet it can…read morebe. its clean, spacious, child-friendly and the food is wonderful- from a hot jacket potato to a homemade shepherds pie. this is one of the only small, family run friendly places left in wallington, which is now over-run with food-chains. definately recommend it.

I visited Denny's for breakfast and the only reason I went here was because it's right next to…read morePelican - the hotel where I was staying in London. I ordered Banana Pancakes with Maple Syrup and a coffee. The Pancakes were okay but nothing worth writing home about. The coffee was horrible and my Cappuccino tasted like it was made out of Instant Coffee Granules. The service is good and I'd reckon this place is better later in the day, but since I just stopped by for breakfast, my rating reflects just that.

From the owner: We are an independent family run restaurant offering Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. In addition to…read moreour Menu we also have daily specials which are posted on our Facebook page and on boards in-store. Denny's Diner is ideal for people staying at the Pelican Hotel next door, and is a good place for St. George's Hospital visitors to get something to eat, drink & relax.

Located in the middle of the glass littered Wimbledon stadium car park, Simon's is one of the best…read moregreasy spoons in London. The menu is exhaustive, featuring oysters and ice cream alongside a dizzying number of breakfast choices. The food is fast, cheap and great. The staff are some of the nicest people I've ever met. I first dashed into Simon's to avoid a sudden downpour. The waitress fussed over me, bringing me a towel and a cup of tea to get me dry and happy again. The location is a bit out of the way but I would recommend Simon's to anyone living in Wimbledon who doesn't mind a bit of a trip. If you're passing by in your car, Simon's has a walk up winder for easy ordering.

By all means try the food, it is good, but dont expect any compassion from staff, especially if its…read morestormy and cold outside, you're pregnant and they wont let you place your order from inside because they are "closed" although there is still customers inside, even though you explain you are getting a takeaway from the same kitchen, which is open and the lady who takes orders is right next to you ready to take my order, but somebody on a power trip decides (whilst putting up a christmas tree) that no, i must go outside to the takeaway hatch and stand outside in the cold storm for 10 minutes. Wow, talk a bout customer service, certainly wont be going back there in a hurry.

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..

What upon first appearance seems to be nothing more than a bog standard London caff is oh so much…read moremore! Taking a closer look at the pastel menu cards adorning the worn windows and walls, you'll notice that, in addition to the usual suspects of all day fry-ups et al, an ever changing assortment of some of London's best homemade Thai curries are available. The sumptuous plate of Beef Penang that I devoured on my last visit had a delectable and ever so slightly pungent air of authenticity. Authentic Thai or bacon butty, Café on the Hill seems to have something for every sort of London diner. Indeed, the place has a bit of a freak magnet quality about it. Josephine Avenue prostitutes have in the past tended to frequent this local and are still not uncommon. Of course, with more and more gentry moving into the area, Café on the Hill's customer base is particular incongruous for the moment. Just make sure to get over there before the place loses its quirk!

Super friendly good honest caff. This is likely to become my go-to now that the Phoenix has sadly…read moremoved a couple of doors down and slimmed their menu down. Liver & bacon, chips & peas: totally bloody solid.

I can't take all the credit for finding this spot, because the Yelp reviews drew me to them. You…read morewon't be disappointed at all. The service was fast, the staff was great and helpful and the food, OH MY, it was yummy. The drinks weren't bad as well. We had a great conversation and enjoyed the vibe of the restaurant for a while. We found this on our last night in Europe go stop by and visit you won't be disappointed.

People of the United Kingdom, let me introduce you to French dip sandwiches. It's one of the guilty…read morepleasure American dining concepts worth importing and Dip & Flip is a great place to discover it Wimbledon Broadway's increasingly varied and interesting culinary offerings has been boosted by Dip & Flip's second location. They are entering quite a competitive market but from my dining experience, they are a welcome addition and should be here to stay Most customers will be drawn to Flip part of the menu with cooked to order delicious looking and smelling burgers. Certainly looked a lot more promising than the disappointing Five Guys a few doors down and cheaper to boot However, I was here for the rare-to-find-in-Britain French dip sandwich. The choice in the Dip part of the menu was roast beef or lamb, served with their appropriate accompaniments. For those unfamiliar with French dip, imagine slices of meat dipped in gravy in a brioche bun, served with more gravy in a bowl on the side. The idea is to saturate each meaty bready mouthful by dipping it into the gravy, a heavenly experience I discovered in the States The D&F sandwich was filled with excellent roast lamb but I did struggle to dip it effectively. It was generously overfilled and the next time, I shall push the meat in more fully into the sandwich before dipping. The bun held up well but I found myself making a bit of a mess on the tray. French dip is messy eating but perhaps not this messy! Kitchen towel is provided on the table as well as a clean up wet wipe. Engineering constructs aside, it was an excellent tasting meal though I'd probably omit the pickle and tone down the amount of mint sauce next time but that's just my palate Fries are interesting here. They're available plain with Australian seasoning, with squeezy American cheese or 'poutine' style with mozzarella cheese (not strictly poutine with no cheese curds) and grab or with added chilli too. I'm a huge fan of poutine, so the choice was easy. It was a slow night in the restaurant and their gravy wasn't piping hot, so my poutine, while nice, wasn't the melty cheesy gooey mess that it could be. To be fair, they took my comments on board and I shall be back Lastly, I had an excellent proper milkshake - the 330mls is enough. Alcohol is available at this sit down venue An excellent addition to the Wimbledon dining scene. I shall be back to try the more traditional beef French dip and with a few tweaks, 5 stars is on the cards. I'm excited!