The Sol Bruvvas in Kingston upon Thames

The food here is wrapped up quickly so you don't really see,especially when she goes out the back. Now, I'm a mixed race woman with caribbean ancestry and I can tell you what this woman served me today was not curried chicken. It was just chicken. Her plantain was so over cooked that it was black. The rice she mixed up with jollof rice and rice and peas. The jollof is an african dish that I can't comment on as I've never had it before but the rice and peas really was just rice...and kidney beans.so disappointing!!! She said she was going to add some curry goat to my food but I refused. I should have known then that something wasn't quite right as even that looked so watery and bland. She serves it with mixed veg that you but from the shop,not even home cooked veg😳 A great example of why non carribeans should NOT cook carribean food without a carribean seal of approval. This woman is very lucky I didn't see this food until I got home. And she had the nerve to charge me almost £8 for this crap! Lots of English people seem to love her food and that's fair enough but when you know,you know. Periodt.

We really enjoyed the las iguanas restaurant. It is a great spot for a nice sit down dinner with lots of options for food and lovely and friendly staff including our server Desorah it is a cheery place with lots of spirit and personality. Me and my family rate it a 10/10 and would definitely come again.

Great independent cafe on the bank of the Thames with good selection of beers, including craft beers. Great burgers here. Conveniently located for shopping in Kingston.

A busy café serving the community around Hollyfield Road, Alexandra Drive and King Charles Road in Surbiton, but principally catering to the scores of people who use the King Charles Centre, within which it is housed. It is busiest at lunchtimes, serving slices of wholesome quiche and hot soup, but it also offers the full café range of biscuits and cakes, sandwiches, filled rolls and filled jacket potatoes. Entrance is from the car park of the centre at the corner of Hollyfield and King Charles. The café fills a second purpose; it helps people of all abilities – via adult social care – to learn how to cater, learn about food hygiene and customer service. It means you get even more attention… and words of praise for the excellent work the staff do are appreciated even more! Open Mon-Fri from 9.30am to 4pm

Great evening with excellent live music, relaxing atmosphere, good food and friendly helpful staff.