Gwalmandi London in Spelthorne

Visited this cafe for a light brunch, I ordered the smashed avocado on sourdough toast with poached eggs. What I was actually served was poached eggs on sliced white bread toast with a smear of guacamole. I would suggest in the future if certain items from the menu are not available it would be better to inform the customer rather than substitute with much inferior ingredients and hoping that this goes unnoticed.

Refused to let a six year old just order a plate of chips and charged full buffet price as he occupied a chair in a half empty restaurant. The food was flavourless and bland and the service was pretty poor. Will definitely not be returning

Not great I ordered from here over 6months ago and the food was good but recently the chowmein was bland, the chicken balls batter was tough with a weird taste. The portion size was big

I visited here for the first time despite living here for 10+ years. I decided to go for some lunch as I fancied something different from a traditional cafe and wanted to support an independent trader. We chose a toasted sandwich of brie, bacon and cranberry, sweet potato fries, a beef burger, a cappuccino and a lemonade. I was rather disappointed and found the food a little underwhelming. The sandwich, on what appeared to be ordinary sliced wholemeal bread and fries cost about £13, which I felt was rather expensive as the overall taste, presentation and ingredients were very average and the fries were rather salty(salt can always be added by the customer if needed).The burger again was very simplistic. While I can't remember all the individual costs of the food and drinks the bill came too just over £35.00, which for what we had felt was quite pricey. I feel they could make some quick and simple tweaks to the food, which would elevate it into a more 'premier' product which their price point suggests. Overall the inside is great, the choice of seating areas is interesting and different, also having an alcohol licence is great but the food could be improved to offer better valve for money.

Shepperton is a lovely area and Prezzos was our choice to have lunch on Valentines day. Although I booked in advance I needn't have bothered as the place was quiet. The starters were decent Italian hummus and flatbread and the tomato bruschetta. Mains my kids went with the margarita pizza which was large and tasty. I went with spaghetti King prawns I would say this was ok. The best option was the pumpkin and ricotta ravioli which was delicious. Service was good we were checked on frequently. Cost wise not cheap but ok. Location has free nearby street parking or you can park at nearby Sainsburys supermarket.