52 the Street in Mole Valley

Like an oasis today after a cold bike ride. Excellent cake and coffee were exactly what was needed to fuel up for the return ride. Great to see it open again after lockdown and just as good as I remember it!

Me and my partner came here for breakfast, the staff were extremely friendly and i cannot express enough the excellent quality of the products used. I had the full breakfast, was delicious. I would highly recommend and they are doing take away during lockdown.

Was really good.We had a great time with my friends.We will be back again for sure. Thanks for the great time.

Great little cafe, only popped in for a coffee & sandwich, absolutely perfect, Dogs allowed and lovely friendly staff.

We had another excellent lunch today. Party of 5. Varied orders. I had the Special of bacon-wrapped turkey with chips, peas and gravy. Excellent!

This cafe is a ‘Little Gem’. We decided to get the family together just after the new year for an afternoon lunch and this place seemed perfect. We phoned in advance to book the table For 12 and they were very helpful in getting us all sat together even after adding an additional two seats on the day. Our food was amazing!!!! The children ate all theirs even though the portions weren’t small and there were no complaints from any of the adults. In fact after finishing our meals we decided to stay for another drink and once our food had gone down we couldn’t resist staying even longer for desert. Well worth it, the sponge puddings were amazing. So we would like to say a huge thank you to all of the staff for their great service and excellent food and hope to see you there again soon. What a great start to the New Year!!

A very pleasant cafe with friendly staff and a large menu plus Dexter the dawg who gets postcards from satisfied customers. Very good soup lovely homemade cakes and great main meals small or large would advise all our friends to visit this cafe. 52 The Street was recommended to us by our neighbours who come to this cafe regularly.

Love love love this place. Food excellent service brilliant atmosphere warm and friendly. We visit once a week.Its like home from home.Would recommend to everyone.

This is a wonderful place to relax. The coffee and food are also delicious - I recommend the build-your-own-breakfast, and home-made cakes.

Do you have brown or granary I ask - brown I am told.Good I say an egg mayo sandwich on brown and an americano with cold milk please.What arrives is an egg mayo on white and coffee with hot milk.This is put right but oh dear the sandwich!Two slices of bread with huge dollops of unappetising mayonnaise disguising the fact that there was hardly any egg to be seen anywhere.What I ended up with was a tasteless,squishy mess.So sloppy service and thrown together food.

Spent a lovely couple of hours in this comfortable and friendly cafe. Drank good quality coffee & enjoyed a tasty tea cake served with a smile! The atmosphere and staff manner encouraged chat between patrons which helped make it more than just a food & drink & wifi "pit stop". Real sense of community. Will visit again when next in the area.

We got off an overnight flight from Boston and had arranged to meet a good friend somewhere near the airport and he found this great place. We met for breakfast, a great rendition of the classic 'full English' accompanied by great coffee, followed by home made cakes. What a fantastic start to a trip home to England. It is 10 minutes from Gatwick, but not on the flight path, you don't hear the planes and has great character. I'm planning to go back.

Met up with friends just off the plane from Boston for a catch up before heading into London. Picked 52 The Street for accessibility and locale and was delighted to find a friendly welcome, unhurried service and a range of cakes to fill any remaining gaps after a hearty full english. Triffic!

A group of 9 all chose different items and the food was good quality, served by lovely staff. It was surprising that they had run out of teapots!!! and charged the same price for a mug of tea in a thick mug.

Ordered a couple of take away cheese toasties a week ago

Very disappointed by the overall experience we had here. None of us will be returning. Complete lack of empathy & overpriced for what we had.

If you have a little time to kill waiting to collect friends/family from Gatwick don't go to the chain cafés and fast food eateries, drive the very short distance to 52 The Street and you'll receive great friendly service, marvellous cafes and lovely tea. There are more substantial meals if required, didn't try them, but I'd suggest they're worth a go if you have more time than me.

Had the pleasure of visiting this quaint little café out in Charlwood. The place has country feel and pleasant atmosphere, with good food and coffee.

Stopped here when taking her out for a drive mother-in-law on a Wednesday morning. Lots of people inside, cyclists included. We only had coffee, but the menu very good. All day breakfast was very popular and good value including a drink. Highly recommend, we will be back for lunch.

This place is a real treasure, great food and lovely friendly helpful staff. Their jacket potatoe and chilli is the best I’ve had anywhere, nicely presented with a small ramikin of greated cheese, one of sour cream and some salad, very moorish. Highly recommend.

Having had a Full English Breakfast here one morning, my wife decided it would be an ideal venue to celebrate my birthday. We made a special booking and nearly 30 of us enjoyed a great celebration. Our guests loved the surroundings, the friendly and efficient service and the fabulous breakfast! Well done and thank you Team 52!

This is a charming cafe which you could so easily miss as you drive through the village. A family/dog friendly cafe with an excellent menu to suit all ages and preferences Our family and the grandchildren love the food

I have had a Cuppa and a meal here. The service good and friendly, reasonably priced. You can also buy signs and pictures and handmade cards.

Good for a lunch time meal, service is good and quick with a good selection to choose from. There are plenty of tables and the place is nice and bright, clean with helpful staff.

Friendly staff, good food, comfortable chairs ... there's not always the greatest amount of space, especially when busy. When relaxing there with friends in the past I have had a couple of hints that it is time to move on. But it's a nice, casual place, with much to commend it.

We stopped here by chance when heading for our Gatwick off site parking - so impressed we came back again when retrieving the car.

I work locally and between self and colleagues have eaten a lot of lunches from this cafe. I have to say that I have given up. If you want to pay an amazingly inflated price for a small portion, possibly poorly cooked (eg baked potato which was hard and crunchy), or with hair in it, 52 The Street could be for you. Very average - I think three blobs is kind. I tend to go to Tesco.

Visited here a couple of times for breakfast. They do an excellent full english with all the trimmings - very enjoyable and really friendly staff. On the last occasion I felt the staff weren't quite as attentive and forgot some of our order, even though it was really quiet, but they rectiied it as soon as I highlighted it to them. Definitely a place I will go anytime I have people staying over and I want to treat them to a bite to eat outside.

Cracking little Cafe in the middle of Charlwood opposite the playing fields great atmosphere and very friendly staff eat in or take out not open on a Sunday definitely a visit

My partner and I often call in for a coffee/tea and at times to eat. Allways a friendly greeting from the staff and especiallyfrom Dexter the cafe owners lovely little dog. Good service and the best latte Iv'e found.

Dropped in here for breakfast due to previous bad experience with Premier Inn breakfast (at nearby Gatwick Manor Hotel). Lovely friendly service, super fresh cooked to order breakfast, lovely quality especially bacon, great coffee, all round a good option if you have a car - about 10 minutes drive from Gatwick.

We live locally and regularly pop in for a sit down lunch or sandwiches to go / takeaway It’s a great laid back cafe, toddler and dog friendly Only wish they were open on Sundays too!

Enjoyed a couple of lunches here. Very good food. Nice atmosphere, very relaxing even with small children.

Charlwood is a lovely village with really friendly people. I stopped at the parish church first. Worth a look its got a little dumpy tower. Faithfully serving God and the community for over 900 years.

Dropped by on a recent mid-morning with a friend for a delicious full English and coffee. Breakfast is served all day and staff is attentive and friendly. I would definitely be a regular customer if I lived in the area.

Nice staff,good food ,worth a visit for scummy burgers highly recommended ,will definitely be back,gets very busy so go early.

I just LOVE this place! All the very best attributes of a great café: good for locals; good for regular but occasional visitors; and good for a drop-in whilst travelling to or from Gatwick Airport. A superb range of café foods and drinks, all of the highest quality, and all offering great value. Plus, always served with a smile. There's some interesting local products for sale, too. Don’t miss this place if you’re in the area, whether you live here, are cycling through, or just need a break from the Gatwick Airport run …

Had breakfast here the other day and was fab. Lovely people and good food. Having just moved to Charlwood will definitely go back.

a really tasty cooked breakfast and pot of tea, good price,just the ticket before jumping on a plane.

Lovely local place, good food, good price definitely up there in the best in Horley! 😃 100% Recommend

Visited this cafe while staying up the road in the Sandman. Didn't want to spend hotel money for breakfast. This place hit the spot. Great little cafe with good selection for breakfast. Only one complaint was the scrambled eggs were over cooked or kept warm to long.

This is a really friendly cafe with outdoor seating and plenty of inside heating and space. It make a good mid cycle tea stop any time of the year. The food looks really good too and popular with the locals

well this about the 4th visit as it is about 34miles away from our home we dont get there as much as we would like to but last week after a few weeks of missing the street what a wellcome we got it was so...

Nos detuvimos en un pequeño y romántico descanso de almuerzo con la esposa, como los dos que trabajan cerca. Me llaman un tonto romántica, pero en realidad, la comida era muy buena, casa fayre preparado y muy razonable. Un montón de clientes locales así como...

Excepcional preparada visita desayuno cada pocas semanas con amigos y siempre tomar un gran desayuno con un gran servicio. El personal es muy amable. Recomiendo totalmente 😀

Cuando estoy visitando Charlwood siempre entrar por un capuchino recién hecho. Los desayunos son deliciosos y toda la comida es preparada con ingredientes frescos de calidad. El café tiene un personal muy amable y tiene vistas al pueblo verde, ideal para visitar para refrescos después de un agradable paseo en Glovers de madera.

Un tesoro escondido aquí, y ojalá más gente lo sabían no sólo a los lugareños. La comida es de muy buena calidad y aunque algunos podrían considerarlo un poco más caro que el típico café tipo transporte se obtiene lo que se paga. El desayuno por 8 libras. 00 era fabulosa y que nunca venga diciendo que aún estaban hambrientos. Está impecablemente limpio y agradable, con una buena selección de desayunos y almuerzos o simplemente tarta y té. Vamos a hacer esta una parada regular ahora.

Came across this place by accident I'd been driving all morning and wanted a hot coffee. The atmosphere is relaxed, you are welcomed as soon as you come in. The food was great home made, lots of it and the coffee was superb. Parking is a bit of a pain because of its location. I did go there this Sunday at 3 pm and it was closed, a bit disappointed but I'd go there again.

I purchased a takeaway sandwich from here.. have to say I was shocked at the price. Over 5 pound for ham, cheese and tomato baguette. Safe to say I won't be popping in to get my lunch from here again.

After arriving we waited nearly 10 minutes as the server was in the back of the restaurant attending to something else. She was pleasant and did apologise. Our food was "warm" as it arrived at the table. So much so that the butter didn't melt on our toast which was the first thing I attempted to do when the plates arrived. Previous meals have been better so will try again someday.

Great place for brunch terrific array of options and very quirky just right for the village always visit when there

Great service great staff great food We sometimes book a breakfast with a group of running friends for after tilgate parkrun, never disappointed will be back again for our 5th visit next month

We moved to the village a year ago and have visited the cafe a number of times mainly during the morning on the weekend. The food is always plentiful, hot and tasty and the staff even when really busy in this lovely place are always very friendly and welcoming.Even better they are very dog friendly which is brilliant and makes for an even better visit when you have taken a stroll with your fur family and can drop in for a coffee and cake, or anything else for that matter and feel comfortable. Well done

I get my sandwich here as I'm driving past and like the food,ambience and staff. If compared with plenty of other cafe's in crawley general area it is fairly expensive. Maybe the rates are high in Charlwood but I doubt it. To the owner, I would say,please don't get greedy,good businesses go down the tubes like that.

Was actually looking for somewhere else and found this little cafe by chance. Glad we did. Between the 6 of us we had a selection of breakfasts, pies and homemade mac n cheese. All cooked and presented very well and hot and tasty. Well done.

52 The Street is a fantastic cafe in the heart of Charlwood. They serve a wide variety of foods including breakfast, lunches, cream tea, sandwiches and take-away

Excellent place to stop for lunch or just a coffee. Food is home made and very tasty. Staff are really friendly.

We went to this cafe for breakfast it was just lovely a warm welcome and amazing yummy food highly recommended x

A good selection of home-cooked food - I would highly recommend the quiche. All cooked to order - good coffee - friendly service.

Staying locally before our flight and didn't want to pay the over priced hotel breakfast price so decided to find a cafe. We stubbled across this place and had breakfast. Probably the best breakfast we've ever had which also included the price. One full English a bacon and egg sandwich, cappuccino and an Americano for £15. Friendly staff and we'll presented cafe. A little find and we will return.

A warm welcome from Julie (the owner). A great range of dishes attractively presented. Generous serves. Excellent value.

Good choice of food and the service was quick and friendlyFree WiFi and good choice of healthy options

Lovely friendly and welcoming staff, Dogs are welcomed. The food is fabulous very good quality and made fresh.

We were in the area and spotted this establishment at a time we were hungry - we were welcomed warmly and given ample time to peruse the extensive menu. We ordered our floor and drinks and they were bought to our table. The quality was excellent and the portion size ample. We ordered cake as a dessert and this too was very tasty and well presented. We probably won't ever be in the area again, we were visiting a horse, but if we were we would head straight here - it really was beautiful. And to add, they accommodated my slight disability without any problem or comment at all. Thank you

What a lovely cafe small from the outside but when you go in it goes back quite a way. Our friends recommended this place to us so we could sit outside and watch the planes taking off from Gatwick. We had coffee and biscuits but will be going back for lunch another time.

I had been to this cafe once before with a colleague from work. My wife and I chanced upon it on a morning ride out.It is set opposite a cricket ground, the road is not too busy and you can see the planes landing at GatwickThere is a small amount of seating outside, so as it was a nice day we decided to sit outside. Inside the cafe has a pleasant beachcomber vibe - light, airy and clean.A decent menu is on a chalk board and the staff were happy to wait as we made up our minds. My wife opted for omlet and I had sausage and mash + a tea.The food was served good and hot and the helpings were generous. The tea came in a pot and there was enough for 2+ cups. Total bill under £15.All in all a really nice privately owned cafe. Recommended if you are in the area.

Came here with two colleagues for a working lunch. We ordered takeaway but spent some time in the cafe waiting for it to be made. It has lovely decor and was jam packed so must be a hit with the locals. My panini was very nice and I will certainly go here again. Lots of business cards and leaflets for local news too, always handy for someone new to the area!

The choice of food and the quality once it came was lovely. Service was very friendly but a bit slap dash. I got most of the things on my breakfast! It was also a bit slow with my sons milkshake not arriving until we had nearly finished our meal. The giant yorkshire with bangers and mash was enjoyed by my husband, he particularly liked the gravy - lots of onions. The chips with the other meals were lovely. Lovely setting but was very cold, the dogs running around being continually berated by the staff was a bit unusual although we didn't mind and my son was particularly entranced.Will definitely go there again as it was lovely food at a good price with a bit of interest thrown in. Just make sure you wear something warm this time of year.

I go in there quite often never had a bad breakfast ever. Always accommodating staff always know what you need brilliant.

I love jacket potatoes with prawns, and find it difficult to find somewhere that does that. This place does, and does it very well, very nice fresh salad with it too. Very good, friendly service. Really like the decor. Wish it was closer to me.

I have often seen this establishment while staying in the area before going on holiday and thought it might be worth a visit. I popped in and had a lovely pot of tea with savory snacks which were excellent, place was clean, friendly and comfortable. During the summer while the cricket is being played, directly opposite and a grand view, it was always busy. If all you want is a comfortable refreshment and good quality light meal in passing then this is the place for you.

The place was empty when I went in for a take away on my to work. So £6.20 later I walked out with a bacon & egg sandwich and a standard latte. Sandwich was fine and the latte was 3/4 full and in a very small cup, this must be the most expensive average breakfast take away I have ever had.

A lovely cafe with good atmosphere and clearly the heart of the village. Staff were friendly and we enjoyed a relaxed coffee and some snacks to set us on our way. Chips and onion rings were really well cooked and tasty and the menu looked great, though we didn't have time for more. A good balance between passing trade, ladies who lunch and local villagers- all were made to feel welcome. Would definitely return.

Called into this café for a drink and bite to eat as we were staying at a local B&B. The staff (and the resident dog) were so friendly and accommodating. The food wasn't bad either!

We live locally and have been to the cafe once for breakfast, it was really good and the service is excellent. It's a lovely setting and very relaxed.A great addition to the village.I really really wish it was open on Sunday mornings, it's the only day we really have off and we would most likely go along for a lazy breakfast a couple of times a month with friends, we now drive out to do this.Whenever I drive past they seem to have many people eating and drinking, I'm so pleased it's doing well :-)

We went to the café on 11th June for mid-morning coffee and cakes and then lunch with a group of friends, and again today (14th July) as a couple for mid-morning coffee and cakes.The coffee is good, the cake range not huge but everything looks good and there is enough choice to suit most tastes.The best thing we tasted was the home-made quiche we had for lunch. According to the waitress, this was made by the lady in their kitchen, and must be the best quiche I have ever had in any pub, café or restaurant.We concluded today that this café makes a really useful pit-stop in the Gatwick Airport vicinity.The café is unpretentious, but is very relaxing, and we now expect to visit again most times that we are in that area.

Brilliant Cafe. The old Pine Cafe was a personal favourite but 52 The Street goes to a new level, and seemingly without the quite as frequent invasion of cyclists and lycra!Always friendly service, lovely set up, relaxing decor, interesting side products but still keeping a wide range of drink options and extensive food menu, all reasonably priced and all good-sized portions. Haven't tried the new burger yet but perfect from tea cakes to toasties to macaroni cheese to omelettes and a really good range of children's options and bigger dishes and specials if you want them.Now takes credit cards so easy place to stop. Only slight issue would be the general one around parking in Charlwood but we're lucky enough to be able to walk.Concept is well thought through, great addition for Village. Like first reviewer, can't imagine why it took so long to reach TripAdvisor. Give it a try, it's great.

I was astonished to notice that 52 The Street hadn't yet been reviewed for TA, so I thought I'd better do it. Went for a weekend lunch recently and had a thoroughly good time. The menu is q bit more extensive now with quite a few extra hot dishes on the carte.We had an egg mayo baguette and a burger and chips (a new addition to the menu). the burger was eclennt - succulent well seasoned meat, lovely bun, and appropriate accompanyments. The coleslaw tasted homemade as did the egg mayo mix. The chunky chips were too much for me and I only finished half. But perfectly cooked.The 2 cappuccinos were delightful. The cafe was very busy when we went in and service was intense all through. We did have to ask for cutlery whereas other tables had theirs brought. The seating is well layed out with a great range including large tables for groups and families, sofas for coffee heads, and 2 cover tables for couples.A really welcome addition to the Charlwood landscape.