Moda Caffe in Kingston upon Thames

A small eatery with amazing pasta and really friendly people. Felt like I was eating in Italy. Will definitely make a regular visit with the familia.

Ottimo caffè, prodotti italiani di livello e una deliziosa carta di primi piatti italiani. Prezzi contenuti e un plus per la simpatia di Raffaele che sa come far stare a proprio agio le persone. Bravo!!

I don’t often go through Tolworth and found this place about a year ago and dropped in again this week. We half wondered if the cafe was closing but a very friendly guy - I guess the proprietor- said not and made us welcome. The food was cooked fresh and was great and the choices were decent with a good set of specials and a nice choice of wines. There was also a good choice of soft drinks (which is an unusual treat). Plus excellent coffee served nice and hot and reasonably priced. A repeat of the good experience I had before. An all round little gem.

Lovely food, very friendly staff, lovely overall ambience. We ate in there several times last week during a family half week leisure trip to London. There is also Italian food there for sale, pasta, sauces etc. Highly recommended.

Lovley little find in tolworth, such a great owner and staff, nice food good coffee... what a chilled happy little gem !!

I always make sure I pop in to Moda Cafe each time I visit my friend who lives in Tolworth and yet again, it didn’t disappoint. I always get the lasagne which is amazing but we got takeaway the next day for dinner and tried the cannelloni which was equally delicious. It’s a real find, boot wish they had one closer to my hometown in Glasgow as it would be queued out the door! Thanks for making us feel so welcome Rafael, see you soon!

I was working in tolworth Tower across the road, when this little gem caught my eye, I ate here for the next 3 days trying something different each day, each dish was as good as the last. Great decor gives the feel you are in Italy. Great coffee and desserts to die for.Staff where brilliant couldn't do enough for you. Highly recommended

Called in here for breakfast when staying at premier inn across the road. The coffee is excellent, I had veggie eggs Benedict and the poached eggs eas perfectly cooked. The whole meal was delicious but the eggs were outstanding. The staff were really friendly, helpful and had a good sense of humor. Cafe was spotless including the toilets. Would definitely go here again if in the area.

We dropped on this cafe/restaurant by accident whilst staying over the road at the Travelodge, and what a find. Lovely welcome, cosy surroundings and fresh food. We had freshly squeezed blood oranges to go with our lovely breakfast...delicious. If you're in the area this place comes highly recommended!

Visited for breakfast in the early morning. We were greeted by a friendly waiter working on his own. The atmosphere is nice with good choice of background music. We ordered scrambled eggs with bacon on toast only to find out that the eggs were made in a metal milk jar using the steamer of their coffee machine?! Come on, really?! Obviously the scrambled eggs were flavorless. Besides the taste the thought of how they make their eggs left a "bitter taste in our mouth". We hope that this was a one-off as we seriously question their standards.

An inviting leather chair enveloped me at Moda, when I called by for an afternoon cuppa. At £2 for a mug of Earl Grey these are (for Tolworth Broadway) high-end prices, but the ambiance is good, the staff are friendly and this is definitely a cut above the usual cafe offerings in this traffic-jammed street.Next time - and there will be a next time; it's worth a return - I'm aiming to try a pasta lunch.Presumably it's because Radio Jackie is right next door, and the staff pop in regularly for lunches and buns, that the owner feels obliged to have the screeching ads and music playing from this shouty station. It's the one thing that really doesn't square with the image.There are 20 seats inside, plus a few for hardy souls on the pavement in the shadow of the looming Tolworth Tower.If Moda wants to make itself truly distinctive and pleasant to sit in, it should ditch Radio Jackie and leave that to the greasy spoons further along the Broadway. How about a little light classical music, or something soothing?The yellow walls and white ceiling contribute to a pleasing look, and there are goodies aplenty in the glass display counter. Dotted around the walls are deli selections; pasta, pastes and fancy cakes.There's a dark wood floor, a couple of leather chairs in the window then hard wood seating at tables, which include potted mini rosebushes as decoration.Today's papers sit on a small table near the door; this is an establishment which makes an effort to do well, and deserves support.As the profile of Tolworth evolves in the next decade, demand is likely to grow for the quality focaccia, panini, sandwiches and smoothies Moda offers.

Had a lovely lunch with my 3 year old daughter whilst out shopping today. Lovely service, delicious salad. Was a nice surprise to find an authentic Italian deli in Tolworth, makes a change from the chains like Costa! Lovely cappuccino too.

Another great lunch here whilst visiting in the area. The bruschetta was good but just wished they would slather it with pesto

In the area for the day, I visited Tolworth to see how much it had changed. The answer was very little, but Moda Caffe was new to me, centrally placed in the Broadway, opposite the Tower. A friendly welcome, good service and an excellent menu including locally made Lasagne provided the ideal lunch break and I would certainly call again.

Italy has come to Tolworth thanks to Raffaelle & his staff. For over 2 years I've never looked at the menu instead I've always ask for the special of the day. Trusting Raffaelle's judgment he always produces the freshest dishes with a hint of chilli... (chilli is my choice). I'm never disappointed.

Had lunch here recently. The meatballs and spaghetti was really good! Yes it's a cafe with a higher price tag than most but you can see why it costs a little more. Definitely visiting again when next in the area!

Moda Caffe is very nice, the food is delicious, the make the food when you are there.

It's a cafe. In Tolworth. There are at least half a dozen more within a three minute walk, and at a push you'd get a better sandwich from the Boots just over the road. Far too expensive, nothing interesting, and wholly bored staff.

Very good service from Rafael and the food looks good, just stopped off today after shopping. Will be visiting again soon to try their English breakfast.

Go here most mornings for my pick me up espresso. Recently gone through a refurbishment which has improved the decor and the general feel. Owner says part of it will become an Italian deli selling pasta and other Italian goods. Look forward to that.

I had an aubergine dish, which was delicious, freshly prepared and with really fresh salad. My friend had a panini, I had a latte, she had tea and I had a bottle of water, all for under £17! The portions were generous, the staff were very friendly, and it's a comfy friendly place to have lunch. They also gave us a little cake to try between us, which was really lovely, so fresh