Gwalmandi London in Spelthorne

Bright and airy with large windows to watch the world go by. Good food and was served by the kindest and most helpful staff I have ever come across.

I have been going to Noel’s with my friend once a week for years, in my opinion it’s the best cafe/ breakfast place around Feltham for many a year.. Around 18 quid for two full breakfasts, never had a complaint in their service or food. Best thing you can say about an eating house is, if the locals use it, you got a good reputation. And I’m a local. Recommend a visit. 👍.

This is the worst Indian restaurant I have ever been to. We were seated for about 20 minutes before we were offended a drink. The white wine wine eventually arrived in a tumbler with ice. We asked for this to be changed to a wine glass. We ordered the food and waited over two hours for the main meal to arrive. The manager explained that they cook all meals from scratch and that it takes time to prepare. When imy food arrived it was cold, I asked for it to be heated which they did, I then noticed that the masala has no taste and appeared to be very watery. As we had waited such a long time we decided to eat it. Before I had finished my meal the waitress started to take my meal away without being asked. She had very little English and we found it difficult to communicate with her. The toilet hygiene was below standard and female toilets were closed. When the bill arrived we were shocked at the price and that 12.5 % service charge has been added and that it was not optional. I will certainly not be going back, please do not waste your money.

Tastes good Priced competitively Big portions. What else to ask for? Great!

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.