TwelveThirty in Woking

The food is good and lots of healthier options than fast food outlets. Service is quick. Location right in heart of town so is a great option for quick lunch. Close to station, shops and parking. Prices are very reasonable for the quality. Recommend the jacket potatoes and the Nigerian Chicken.

Maintains a good recommendation. Quality of ingredients very good and comfortable seating. Personal favourite is sausages in granary bread . Scrambled eggs and salmon very good too. A full breakfast menu is not offered though.........no mushrooms, tomatoes, fried eggs not on menu. Great coffee.

Popular cafe. Good quality ingredients , especially sausages, but there is not a full breakfast menu available. Coffee good . Prices fair

very disappointed with my visit at twelvethirty this morning. I ordered an expresso and a croissant. The expresso arrived 1/4 fill in the small cup. I asked the waiter to fill it up a bit. He was in the process of doing this when the manageress intervened saying this is an espresso - I begged to differ being French/Italian background I think I know what an espresso looks like. I asked for a refund which she gave. This was my first and last visit. There was a time when customers were respected and not ordered about. Cost was £4.50. I went to Pret a manger for a chocolate croissant and a "normal espresso" cost was £3.80.

We are frequent visitors and will remain so. A comfortable cafe, quality of food and drink recommendable. The quality of the cakes is arguably the best in the area. Friendly service, Prices appear a little high, but reasonable for the overall experience.

We enjoyed excellent cake, pancakes and good breakfast bites. Coffee good. Comfortable and spacious. A little pricey vis a vis the competition.

The full lunchtime healthy home-cooked menu is back following lockdown. Could have had the Nigerian rice today, but instead opted for the potato Katsu Curry. It was yummy! Lots of new interesting cakes too - but I managed to resist today. Nice redecoration with lots of smaller tables to help with social distancing. So glad you are open again

Rainy day waiting for phone mend. A very cheery welcome tables moved so I be out of the rain, fantastic service.

Give in to the cakes. Large portion and a dream, other less naughty food ( croissants) very good per friend. Good COVID arrangements . Coffee very good . Fair pricing. Scrambled eggs on toast also tip top vis earlier visit. It is the better cafes and restaurants in Woking town which are still trading.....good

I only give 5 stars if a place gives the WOW factor. Not really a WOW but very good service, food (excellent ingredients) and coffee, Spacious and comfortable. Reasonable prices. Good location, Not a chain.

A nice place for a casual cup of tea and a bite to eat. Occasionally, it can be a problem finding a table with enough chairs. Groups of women and elderly folk can hog a number of chairs, but overall it has not been a problem. Given the compact size of the kitchen hot food comes out of there at an acceptable place and is tasty. They usually have a couple of hot meal choices as well as paninis as well as soup.Overall very good.

An occasional visitor to this roomy and quite comfortable cafe, Service good, coffee average, toast ok, fruit cake amazing..........reasonable prices.

Wearing my "Christians at Pride" tee-shirt I enjoyed coffee and cake with my gay son, his boyfriend and friends who are the parents of a trans daughter.Then we stepped outside to watch the parade. All lovely. Cafe friendly, good service, nice ambiance.

Had a delicious salad this week which was delicious. There are several excellent choices available and you know what is in the food as it is labelled well for allergies.

This is a great place to go wether it’s for a pot of tea or a meal. The food is fresh and and tastes great. It’s well presented and the staff are really helpful and kind. The sandwiches are great. The cafe is in a section of the church so has a lovely atmosphere with mismatched chairs and tables plus an area with sofas. It gets busy.Good prices and generous portions. Order at the till and brought to your table. A little slow to clear tables but they are very busy so a small point which should not prevent you visiting.

Pop in here if you like real food, most of which has been made on the premises. In a shopping area surrounded by plastic Prete and Starbucks type chains this is worth a visit. I usually have the soup- it is freshly made, the flavours vary and it is always delicious. Friendly, helpful staff and now they have a new till system you rarely have to wait. Excellent value for money- below any of the nearby competitors and better.

Very good coffee, good cakes ,toast and butter, Roomy and in a good spot. Service friendly but can be a bit slow. Average prices

I am a regular at the cafe visiting at Saturday lunchtimes mainly. Well situated in the town and great if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the town shoppers. Staff are always friendly and do their best to help you. A little concern lately though is the gradual price increases and the sometimes ‘tired looking’ food such as prepacked salads and salad garnish. Been rather disappointed lately and we’re thinking of moving on, which would be a shame as the venue is in an ideal location. There is plenty of competition in the town and a little more attention to detail on the quality of the food wouldn’t go amiss as I fear Twelve Thirty Cafe could start losing customers, especially as we are now paying more money for what we get. But it still is a great place to visit if you want somewhere quiet on a Saturday lunchtime.

Have enjoyed the soup and bread here a number of times. Little slow when busy but friendly, welcoming atmosphere and good music. They also sell a variety of cakes and other light lunches.

We came again to this very reasonable Cafe and sat down to their good variety of soup on offer. The staff were very quick and efficient with order taking. The atmosphere was good with the nice wooden furniture and the huge arch areas within the church building. I do like to just come here away from the usual loud, busy other coffee chains. The food is nice and the cakes are great to just look at let alone eat. The waiters service is great as soon as your finish they are asking for the trays and that keeps the clutter down. It does get popular and righthy so. Reasonable price and good honest healthy food on offer. We definitely come back...

In a shopping area surrounded by plastic Prete and Starbucks type chains this is worth popping into if you like your food real. Although it is a church cafe it doesn't feel like it which is good if you don't want religion forced on you - but if you are a Christian then you get the warm feeling of supporting the Church too. I went in on impulse and bought a takeaway pot of Nigerian fried rice with soured cream (delicious) and a home made granola bar for dessert (really good too). Much much better than all the chain food places you can see from the front door.

Eaten here a few times and have always been happy. The soups are as homemade and interesting as you can find eg Moroccan and African flavours and go well with the chunks of break they have. Have also had sandwiches which are filled generously. It’s a nice relaxing place to have a bite to eat as well as being right in the centre of Woking.

I came here with a friend and on a 2nd visit with children. The soup was too salty, little flavour. Food was pricey for what you got, not impressed. The tea was just like you'd get in any tea shop. I'd prefer to go to the Lightbox for good cafe food, Cote for quality lunch and CafeClass for good tea/coffee.

I decided to stop in and have a bite to eat at this cafe. It relatively small and has wooden crate like trays and that helps stop the accidents with sliding coffee and the odd plate. It's very cosy with family and kids babies mums and the family having a break from family shop in the Woking mall. It's within the church which make it very comfortable and welcoming. The staff are very helpful and absolutely very happy to serve the carrot cake. The comment's of the "lovley look of the cake" and "it very good choice" I just felt so special just making this selection from other great cakes that were on offer. I also notice then staff are very careful to the older customers and taking time to make sure there were comfortable and ok as they took their orders. This cafe is reasonably priced and the staff look and give the feeling they are happy working here which is good sign of a caring management. I like this place as lot of different varieties of people coming here and it's just nice to enjoy your cake , beverage and listen to the nice mellow music in the background. I will come again and again as long as they serve that cake..

We have visited this place recently and absolutely loved it. Setting of the cafe feels cosy and super comfortable. Customer service was excellent. Staff helpful, kind and very polite.

Visited here on a business trip to Woking. The staff were friendly and the breakfast was amazing and really good value for money. Went again the next day and spent some money in the shop attached.

Popped in here whilst visiting Woking for a light breakfast of coffee and toast. Thick cut granary toast and great tasting filter coffee. Better than all the non descript national outlets. Just in case you can't find it, it is part of the Curch building.

A quirky, independent coffee shop- great ambience in a cosy setting.....and amongst other things, the best soups you'll find- healthy, hearty and home made! Love it.

I eat my lunch here most work days. The soups are healthy, really unusual and taste amazing. Thank-you TwelveThirty for being an original, independent cafe in a world of identical chain coffee shops. Oh and great music too..not too loud, just enough to lift my spirits!

By far the best coffee shop in Woking. Friendly staff, great food & atmosphere. My fav lunch is the sweet potato & chorizo soup!