Top Restaurants in East Molesey
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Where to eat Cafe food in East Molesey: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in East Molesey including Canela Cafe, Sidra, Wags N Tales, Mada Deli, Miss Polly Cafe, Henry's Kitchen, The Fallow Deer, Five At The Bridge, Pickled Pantry, The Courtyard Cafe
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10. The Courtyard Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By BobJefferson12345
This cafe is a great place for kids to go and have fun, the atmosphere is great and the childrenâs menu is fulfillingI would definitely recommend the hot chocolate there, children love it
9. Pickled Pantry
Overall Ratings
4 based on 342 reviews
We opened Pickled Pantry in Surbiton on 25th June 2012. It had been a dream of ours to create a ´Home From Home´ cafe & deli using fresh and locally sourced produce from local companies. We have created a comfortable environment where we hope you can feel
Reviewed By colinransomharris
I visited Pickled Pantry yesterday for breakfast whilst I was waiting for some repairs to be done on my car. I donât know what they do to their scrambled eggs to make them so delicious but Iâve never had eggs like them before.The staff, as always, couldnât do enough for me, theyâre wonderfully friendly, polite, courteous, and professional.This place is local to me and I hope to be a regular customer for many more years to come.
8. Five At The Bridge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By Lauvirgre
Called into this coffee bar after a walk along the river with the dog, who was welcomed with a treat! The service was efficient and friendly. The coffee was excellent, as was the large pain au chocolat and my son enjoyed the eggs Benedict. Would wholeheartedly recommend!Thank you very much for your comment. Regards
7. The Fallow Deer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 366 reviews
We re a friendly independent family run herd, sourcing produce locally where we can and baking all our cakes in house thanks to our lovely chaps in the kitchen. Not to mention our big breakfasts/brunches, delightful lunches and tea & homemade cakes. We se
Reviewed By OneLovesTravel
Great local cafe with lovely quality food, great service by friendly staff.We have pretty much tasted the entire menu, Eggs Fallow are one of my favourites as well as the toasted banana bread and the full herd breakfast... burgers are also great, never had anything I didnât like here apart from the dry Lemon drizzle cake once!Cake selection can be a bit weird, last time I checked they had too many vegetables in for my liking but each to true own!Our familyâs favourite breakfast place including dog!
6. Henry's Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 348 reviews
Named after Henry VIII, the all day restaurant serves traditional British dishes as well as European cuisine. Owner Reza Amini says: "It's important that everyone does what they can to save the planet, so I wanted to create a sustainable restaurant. This
Reviewed By soniavbuk
Visited Henryâs for the first time this week. Sat outside at a table on the street. Ordered starters and a main. Drinks and starters arrived very quickly. Asparagus and mackerel starters very tasty and arrived very quickly. Ordered a regular burger and a vegan burger for mains. Had to wait a while for these to arrive but they were very tasty. Enjoyed the venue. Great vegan menu. Will come back.
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5. Miss Polly Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 42 reviews
Miss Polly Cafe prides itself on serving freshly cooked, locally sourced, deliciously simple breakfasts, lunches, light meals and sandwiches. We also produce a selection of home baked cakes, slices and cookies to be enjoyed with your fair trade coffee or
Reviewed By Gill T
Really friendly service and nothing was too much trouble. Lovely presentation and serviced quickly with a smile. Very fresh and tasty. Coffee was delicious too. Brilliant thank youThank you so much for taking the time to review our cafe. Your feedback and comments are greatly appreciated.
4. Mada Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 188 reviews
A bustling cafe open from 7am to 6pm Monday and Tuesday, and 7am to 10pm Tuesday to Saturday. Mada serves breakfasts, lunches, delicious home-made cakes, coffees, a large selection of teas, milkshakes and smoothies. In the evenings it transforms into a pi
Reviewed By TriciaJR
Stopped here for a quick coffee. Great coffee!! Worth stopping in if you are passing. We were visiting Hampton Court Palace and were walking from our car and this was a great place to stop and have our morning coffee. We didn't eat anything here, but what was on offer looked incredibly tempting.
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3. Wags N Tales
Overall Ratings
4 based on 250 reviews
Wags N Tales in Surbiton is an independant coffee shop by day and a full service late license cocktail bar at night. We offer a selection of speciality coffee, loose leaf teas, organic hot chocolates and fresh blended nutritious smoothies to go with our d
Reviewed By Holzfrog
I first came to Wags when it first opened and left it a 5* review then but itâs just gone from good to better. The food is fabulous - such a yummy range of veggie and vegan. The vibe is always buzzing - itâs pet friendly, baby friendly, sports friendly - basically successfully covers all bases from brunch until night time. Usually come on weekends but my Wednesdays would not be complete without my standard hot/cold chocolate made by the lovely Edward & Dario. Wags definitely deserves the multiple awards it has won!
2. Sidra
Overall Ratings
5 based on 124 reviews
At Sidra , we are passionate about what we do. Based in Teddington and with over 20 years experience, we're a one of a kind cafe experience catering to the individuals and masses. We have a wide range of freshly prepared and lovingly made baked goods. Too
Reviewed By greygaps
Great value, great food, great service. Highly recommended, the best Mezze for miles around. A busy,busy restaurant serving quality, fresh, well presented food. Not designed for 'lingering meals' but the place is 'buzzing'.
1. Canela Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By AisSK597
I visited the Canela Cafe last week with my partner and 9 month old. Itâs a very small place with a lovely authentic vibe, kind of makes you feel like youâre somewhere else! We went for breakfast and ordered an avocado on toast dish and my partner ordered a vegetarian cooked breakfast (after being told his first choice wasnât available). Both were delicious! The best Iâve had in a while! The coffee was also nice and good sized (I hate a tiny coffee). I also ordered a guava smoothie which sadly was very disappointing as it was rather tasteless and full of hard pips. Side order of toast for our son which was what it was (although a little pricey considering they new it was for the baby). All in all, not a cheap breakfast, but a very pleasant and tasty one!
