Two Many Cooks in Mole Valley

Lovely cafe. Chic decor and delicious, reasonably-priced made-to-order sandwiches, served promptly. I ordered a gluten-free egg mayo sandwich and there was no extra cost, which is not always the case. It arrived as a three-slicer, with the explanation that they did this as gluten-free bread slices are so small.

Just popped in to get two sandwiches to take out. They couldn’t have been friendlier or more accommodating given that it was well past lunchtime. Sandwiches were beautifully fresh and tasty. Well done and thank you.

Always made welcome here on our visits ,staff friendly and more important the coffee is first class also enjoy the luch menu .

Sat down looking forward to a nice breakfast, sadly had to leave almost immediately due to the member of staff insisting on singing at the top of his voice. Some customers might enjoy this I suppose, but it wasn’t for us.

With hot chocolate made with belgian chocolate flakes, first rate cappuccino, delicious brownies and a stylish interior, definitely my favourite cafe in Dorking.

Great start with an introduction and the waitress spilling tea all over table, following a joke or two we are back on course whilst waiting for our very simple sausage sandwich and cold quiche, waiting, a cup of tea later, and waiting, another cup of tea, and waiting, table after us served, and waiting, wife decided enough is enough (half an hour I think) and has a word, cold quiche fresh from the fridge comes out with a cold sausage sandwich from a very disengaged fellow in the kitchen. As they cant be bothered after taking an order I wont be bothered to come back and go elsewhere.

We have become regulars here since we moved to the area and we love it here. Molly is the team leader and she makes sure the service is always attentive and cheerful. The coffee is the best in town. The surroundings are fab - just been refurbished so it's even more spacious, bright and airy. No praise is too high.

Tiny piece of delicious carrot cake - at what felt like a high price. Ok - it was very good cake, but come on guys - it’s not a competition to see how many slices you can get off a single cake.

I have visited many many times as it is a favourite, but have just had my first sit down visit in the shop since lockdown, although takeaways are are available. Immaculately clean, excellent friendly service and the same outstanding food and coffee quality that I have come to expect, highly recommended.

We visited on a busy Saturday afternoon and were lucky to get a table. This was our first visit to Too Many Cooks, and won't be our last. The Mocha and Latte were lovely, perfect temperature and the flavour of the mocha was to die for. Regarding food, it has a good selection and all 3 of us went for different dishes and overall, we were left disappointed or hungry. I must note, the mushroom tart was lovely, but it hadn't been warmed through correctly and was almost cold in the centre... However, the flavour and texture made up for it and it was a great dish but could've done with being heated for a bit longer. This is not a deal breaker as everything else, including the service, was top notch.

A really good place to go for coffee and light snacks. It is a small place so it is a good idea to get there early. The staff are youg and very cheerful and helpful. The food is very tasty and well worth trying.

This great little Coffee shop / eatery, is a lovely place for nice cuppa and some of their delicious cakes. A little cramped at times, it still doesn't wander from the calm.

We stopped by for a lite lunch and had 2 different types of quiches with side salad and a cup of tea. All very great. The quiches had a great flavour and light flaky pastry. My only complaint hence 4* not 5* is the rocket 'side salad' which was so small it was really garnish.

I have been coming to this coffee shop every week and some times every day since it first opened. I am particularly fond of it. For years it has been the only place to get a decent coffee in Dorking. This however is no longer the case with the Dorking deli now doing better drinks and more interesting and wide ranging food. I believe it’s time for two many cooks to step up a gear. With Starbucks about to open in the town (yuk) some custom will gravitate there which is why it’s all the more important that all of the town’s independents work to outdo the competition. - coffee making can be improved especially speed which is excruciatingly slow. - coffee quality is good but not exceptional...a visit to the best in London would demonstrate what the next standard of attainment should aspire To - the food is too predictable...more choice would be great, especially the cakes which are always the same. - and the decor is getting dated...it’s a late 90s early ‘00 look which is fine but could captivate more. A loyal customer who wishes you well...

The quality of the food and service we received is miles ahead of its competition within Dorking. Our only regret is not finding this place earlier during our stay in Surrey.

I judge a good cafe by its frothy coffee and crusty croissant. Both were perfect to my taste, the. Elissa then being crisp and crumbly and not soggy and chewy. Good WiFi and friendly environment.

looking for a place to fill that hungry belly . This little restaurant is wonderful . The bacon butty's are to die for .

My Husband and I love to have a light lunch in Too Many Cooks whenever we are in Dorking. The coffee is always perfect and their homemade soups, salads and cakes are always very fresh, delicious and unusual flavours. We love it.

I was disappointed after being charged £6.50 for a tiny bowl of carrot and a peppermint tea. I could understand if I was in London and the carrot had some meat in and the peppermint tea was aCoffee! The place is always over crowded and the options aren’t displayed in a user friendly way. The food gets written up onto a black board near the till area. Because the cafe is so small and there is usually a queue you don’t have time to read the options before someone is breathing down your neck asking what you want. In my opinion it’s over priced and over rated. Although they do a nice cappuccino.

Do work in here when WFH. Try the yoghurt & granola...! Can be a little cramped but share the tables no problem,

Tea or coffee,all sorts ,lovely soup and good proper bread plus some tempting cakes .As a non meat eater there is always an option so highly rated only problem is its sometimes totally full which bodes well for the place

Squeeze into this pint-size cafe (you'll probably have to share your table) for the most delicious food for miles. The staff sometimes are so busy they have to be reminded what you've ordered and when, but this is their only fault. They're all young and cheerful and the food is always fresh and delicious.

After a walk around Dorking town centre we found this little cafe, serving coffee and tea (of course) plus a good selection of self prepared food. Sour dough sandwiches all looked appetising, and the scotch eggs were very fresh, well cooked and with runny yolks. Limited seating but well worth a try. Give it a go, the staff were very friendly and the cafe well managed. Check the specials board for little treats.

We regularly visit two many cooks for our Saturday brunch / lunch. The avo on sour dough toast with lime is perfect and my husband loves the soup not to mention the toasted cheese sandwich. Always friendly staff. Oh and you must try the ultimate chocolate cake. Wow!

They charge 50p extra for soya milk alternative and if I'd been on my own I would have gone somewhere else. It's also very cramped and there are far nicer cafes in Dorking.

First visit to this cafe on a busy Saturday afternoon in Dorking, good selection of food and drinks available, however I felt that the service could be little more attentive. Had to ask for the table to be wiped down of sticky residue from the previous customer(s), very long wait for my toasted sandwich to the point where I was going to cancel my order, and I asked for a glass of ice for my orange juice which never arrived. Don’t get me wrong this is a lovely cafe with the right ethics, but my experience wasn’t quite deserving of 5 stars.

TripAdvisor helped me find this place. And delighted with the experience. Great atmosphere, coffee and cakes were fine. Reasonable prices. All you could wish for!

Great little place. Limited seating and the menu can be a little limited. Nice for coffee and cake. Cooked sandwich’s are worth a try.

This was my first visit to Two Many Cooks in Dorking. The staff were very friendly and the food looked nice. I had an Americano which was ok... I personally thought it tasted slightly bitter. It was very busy and is obviously very popular, but I found it quite annoying that I had to get up out of my seat a couple of times so staff could get past with other customers’ orders. It was also extremely hot in there. Personally, I think they need a bigger establishment, as they have obviously outgrown the present one. I feel that with more space, my experience would have been much more relaxed and enjoyable.

All ways get a welcome here , first class capochino, and menue to chose from . Molly the manger has a great personality which she pssses down to her staff . a MUST VISIT

I needed something to eat, and have been to this place many years ago, so thought hey give it a try again, not disappointed I did!

Best flat white in Dorking. Friendly staff, nice inside with options to sit at tables, window stools or outside. Nice to sit in the window and people watch with a coffee. The food I have tried has been lovely.

An independent cafe with super coffees and snacks and treats... work in there midweek for an hour or so and have a sarnie and coffee. always v good and staff lovely. give it a go

delicious coffee, best chocolate cake ever and all serviced in such a friendly manner . We also were able to buy delicious marmalade to take home .

This has become my family’s regular in Dorking. The staff are always friendly, the food is always fresh and the coffee is excellent. If they have it on when you visit, try the cauliflower and blue cheese soup. Nothing compares.

Probably the best coffee shop in Dorking. Coffee is always excellent and the cakes are equally good! Hard to resist when I'm in town.

Been here several times for coffee and the occasional sandwich - thus wa lunch out with hubby one of our lunch dates - he had soup and sandwich and I had sour bread with chilli oil avocado and a poached egg absolutely delicious- this level of culinary expertise stops me from visiting others for lunch!!!! Hels

I’ve often eaten at this tearoom/upmarket café. Everything is homemade, with flair. Whether savoury or sweet, it all tastes delicious. Good takeaway service too. I’m not surprised you often have to wait for a table.

We love the coffees here - the milk is consistently frothed well, and they use good quality local beans. If only they did options for large sizes too rather than just the one standard! The staff are also very welcoming. Be warned it's quite small...

We have been visiting this cafe for some time now , and I thought I would put on the record what a great cafe this is . The manager Molly and her staff are friendly and helpful patient ,and nothing is to much trouble for...

I have been coming to this cafe for a few years now and reluctantly review it as it is quite small and sometimes finding a free table can be tricky. However the food and service are so good that it would be selfish not to....

Cappuccino with real chocolate shavings .......a real delight All cakes look amazing I recommend the coffee and walnut cake

Went for breakfast this Sunday, great cafe with so many options for breakfast, fresh coffee, very helpful and friendly staff, perfect place to spend time with my wife and kids whilst watching the world go by, highly recommend 👍🏼

We go to Two Many Cooks as much as we can for a morning coffee and cake, the atmosphere and...

Lovely little cafe serving much more than coffee. Lots of lovely home made looking snacks, cakes, salads, soups, sandwiches etc....

Relaxed eatery which offers fabulous coffee and cakes and light lunches. Compact space means diners sit quite closely or share...

We visit too many cooks on a regular basis. The food is always good along with nice friendly service.

A really friendly place to go and efficient BUT as in my title, can I get a table? The space is limited and given the quality of its coffee and food - the boiled eggs etc for breakfast are great - it is perhaps not surprising that it is often difficult to get a seat. If passing and there is space it is an ideal place to pop in have a coffee and be tempted by one of the many tasty offerings. However, all too often that is out of the question and I go elsewhere. There are good competitors within walking distance.

I hadn't noticed this cafe until recently. I needed a light lunch that was also gluten free. Accommodating this was no problem. Plenty of choice, great coffee and wonderful service. Thank you

Apart from the mis-spelling of the cafe's name (should be "Too Many Cooks"!) this is a lovely little cafe. Would be helpful to have gluten free bread but pleasant staff and good service.

First visit to Dorking . very friendly staff , cakes and sandwiches looked delicious , what we had could not fault , bit surprised that at 1030 several items from the board menus were not available . Substitutes were offered to the customers who had made the original requests and were accepted by them . Had to smile when a description of a £4 plus 500 mil.? Drink was described to a customer , love to see that many kilos of vegetables and fruit concentrated into a small bottle . Never the less a good place to visit .

This is a brilliant tea room which is always busy which is always a good sign. Friendly staff and nice fresh food.

Two Many Cooks is one of the best Coffee shops in Dorking, what it lacks in space it makes up for in delicious cakes! We have been here many times before and here is our latest outing: We opened the door onto a friendly, chatty atmosphere and as we had visited before, we quickly got a table, as we know that they get snatched up quickly due to the high demand! We decided to have two lattes with two brownies to accompany them, the Lattes were perfect, just the right temperature with a lovely flavor! The brownies were also perfect, a great texture, not too rich and served with a smile! The restaurant is wheelchair accessible and open for all! Lunch foods are also served daily!!!

The best coffee shop in dorking by a mile - the goats cheese and chilli jam sourdough sandwich is super nice too!!

Great coffee and food. Love it here! Always friendly staff plus free wifi and great atmosphere. Good with family and when I need some space to do some work.

Lovely place to have lunch or coffee & cake. I have the cappuccino which comes very creamy with real chocolate shavings on the top! They have a new coffee machine so even better now! The sandwiches are very good, I love the chicken with advocado, on brown. I always ask to add in chilli jam! Which is so tasty. They are also happy to do a half sandwich this helps as I'm often in my lunch break & don't always have time to eat a whole one.Also good is the advocado with chilli flakes on sour dough bread. The staff are friendly and there's always a pleasant atmosphere. It's a real pleasure to eat here

Two Many Cooks has been noted as the best coffee in Dorking, so I took my own measure of it on a rainy Monday morning. The flat white came with a swirly heart and rustic demera sugar lumps, and the crema was thick enough so that the lumps didn't sink right away--a good sign! I asked if the sausage roll was made in house, and the young lady at the counter noted precisely that it had come from their bakery up the road in Bookham--a 5 minute drive. Close enough. It came heated and topped with a handful of pepitas with savory sausage inside. At this point, I would credit the "best of" reports as true, until--if--we find better. Certainly a better option than Costa!

Having lived in Melbourne for many years we got used to good coffee, something England doesn't have in abundance! Two Many Cooks is the exception to that, fantastic coffee from lovely people and good food too! Love the place.

Was searching Dorking for breakfast places early one Saturday morning and came across two many cooks. Hubby was desperate for a full English but was content with a sausage sandwich and I had fabulous avocado on toast - and delicious decaf coffee. Lovely place and the service was exceptional - if I wasn't moving to Wales on Wednesday i would go frequently. One little thing - no loos - odd for a cafe but i guess Waitrose isn't far away!

On the whole, great little coffee shop. Admittedly barista skills are a bit haphazard but you won't do better within the town. Two many cooks use Coffee Real beans which are pretty good quality and locally roasted, but if you like flat whites or other milk based preparations the product will rarely reach outstanding levels (compared to some independents in London).The shop is regularly busy and can prove a challenge to get a seat. It has a homely, well kept, but not distinctive atmosphere, think baby boomer's 'coast meets town' choice of decor....in essence nothing special. It does some excellent breakfasts like avocado on toast but could do a LOT better with staples like bacon butties (think over or underdone bacon ....though the bread from the Surrey hills bakery is excellent) or the range of cakes, which is pretty much always the same.So....on the whole very good but with a bit more attention this place could be excellent.

Stopped in Dorking yesterday and had THE most devine quick lunch at Two Many Cooks. Had a courgette flan with parmesan pastry and salad and my daughter had a chicken, bacon and avocado sandwich on lovely hand cut bread - generous portions and in the end we shared as both choices were so delicious it stopped our mutual food envy! Great coffee as well. Will certainly go back and would recommend it without hesitation to others.

Stopped here for a quick lunch on a Saturday afternoon. The place was very busy (always a good sign) and the food was very tasty (butternut squash soup, chorizo and courgette tart and sausage rols). Friendly staff and good service, would happily return

This thriving local business has settled comfortably in the heart of Dorking and never looked back.The Daily board is varied and interesting, ranging from yummy breakfast ideas to delicious soups and the counter holds an inviting selection of quiches, flans and salads, their signature homemade sausage rolls and the most enticing homemade cakes imaginable in every variety under the sun. I I've the lemon drizzle, the carrot cake, and my favourite - the cut and come again cake. You can eat in or take away with freshly brewed coffee, various types of tea or a selection of juices from the fridge.The shelves are stocked with interesting delicacies and pieces of kitchenware. Add to the mix the delightful, friendly staff and the cost, informal atmosphere and this little cafe is a delight to visit.

On Friday 10th February 2017 we had the best meal ever at Two Many Cooks supper club! It is not cheap but the food is outstanding and plentiful.

Needed a spot of brekkie so chose this cafe, food was good coffee was great really nice atmosphere inside.I had a Bacon & sausage sarnie brown sauce lovely.

I am happy to report that this cafe is really beginning to get its act together.Happy, helpful staff and a decent selection of food and drinks.They serve perhaps the best bacon sandwich in Surrey, perfectly cooked bacon, fresh bread that is not too thick and just the right amount of sauce (if required)Will definitely return

Highly recommended. I would especially suggest trying the sausage rolls but the coffee is also easily the best in town.

Even during a busy lunchtime staff found time to sort out our dietary requirements and find something for us to eat. And very tasty it was too - a lovely piece of ham hock with a very fresh tasting piccalilli and a lovely quinoa based salad. The peppermint tea might not have lived up to its billing of "the most delicious you've every tasted", but was still very good. All in all a great find for a quick, tasting lunch with fabulous service.

I must have driven past this delightful place so many times. Walking past yesterday I thought it looked good for a cuppa and rest. It is so much MORE. Staff were welcoming and helpful - then we spotted "the cake" three tiered, raspberry and buttercream - superb!! Then we spotted the sausage rolls - best I have honestly ever tasted. We took home more sausage rolls and some divine flapjacks. We intend to spend the dismal months of winter eating our way thru their menu. Thank you for a warm welcome, good service and excellent food.

Highly recommended for the variety of menu and great atmosphere! Somewhere I would visit often if I lived in Dorking!

This place really doesn't deserve any negative reviews. The food is always excellent, great value and healthy options always available. Coffee is by far the best in Dorking and if you're in the mood there is wine on offer. It's gets busy and is small but cozy which adds to its charm. So many people return here which is lovely to see. Staff always busy but friendly. A real bonus to Dorking.

Have in the past had lovely staff, chatty, smiley and helpful but have always suffered from being soooooooooo slow with the service! Its actually almost painful how long it takes them to make a Cappucino/Latte. Normally between 8-10mins in my experience. Yes it can get busy at certain times and is popular with the "Dorking well to do". I once ordered an egg and bacon sandwich and latte to take out, they said it would 10 mins as they were busy which is fair enough, so, I went to waitrose and a couple of other shops and by the time I returned it still took another 7-8 minutes. Maybe staff turnover is high and its hard to get fast good people.

It was my first ever visit to Dorking and wasn't looking for any cafe in particular but as we walked by it looked too quaint to pass up a pit stop. We opted for flat white coffee (one regular one with soy milk) and shared a slice of ginger cake. A busy little spot, it was clean and albeit small felt roomy and spacious. Beautifully decorated with a good choice of cakes and sweet bites. The staff were welcoming and friendly. I would highly recommend this little place for coffee and cake. I'm unsure if they do other menus for lunch.

We come here on a weekly basis with our family. Staff are extremely friendly and service is always great. No toilet, but you can use the one at Waitrose which is just a one minute walk up the hill.Our favourite food to buy are hard boiled eggs and toast, sausage sandwich, avocado salad and the chicken sandwich. Menu is always rotating and I find the prices reasonable. Don't miss this place!

We visited this café today in search of a light lunch and were not disappointed. The coffee was good as was a fizzy nettle drink. We also enjoyed a sausage sarnie with red onion marmalade but the high point was probably the salad selection. The choice changes but we had potato with harissa, chickpea with herbs and pumpkin-all delicious. We noticed that the breakfast menu is available all day which is a nice touch.To top things off the staff were all friendly and helpful and the café clean and well presented. We will be back!

Nice decor, friendly service. Coffee and cake were really good but the sandwiches (cheese toasties) we had were plasticky and tasteless.

Popped in this morning with my mother-in-law after a fraught morning and totally unfamiliar to the local area.We stumbled across the cafe and were immediately drawn in by the cosy, tidy, clean and welcoming vibes. There were nursing mums in there having a chat and an elderly couple having a brew - it was wonderful. The little touches mean a lot and they even provide a self service water dispenser for customers use.We had a skinny hot chocolate and skinny latte with the coconut, ginger and lime cake and a pain au chocolate - absolutely lovely.Would go back if we were in Dorking

Great little coffee shop. A little small and can feel crowded. Menu a little limited if you want hot food. The bacon sandwich was a highlight.

I have eaten here a few times now and find it always friendly. The staff are enthusiastic and attentive. I only wish it was a little bigger as it does get busy. It is in a central location and we enjoyed a lovely lunch watching the morris dancers over the road (at a safe distance)! Highly recommended.

The coffee is good but I usually visit when I want a quick and healthy lunch. There are always a selection of very interesting salads and usually a quiche or pie of some sort. The soup is wonderful and there is always a good selection of homemade cakes. There are also evening sessions with a set menu but I have never been as y do need to book due to limited space.

Stopped off during a cycling outing. Not sure what I wanted but the staff were really helpful with their advice. I had a goats cheese and chilli toasted soda bread (yummy Chalk Hills Bakery bread!) and a coffee. It was divine and fuelled the rest of my day with a smile.

Have visited the Two Many Cooks café in Reigate in the past so decided to try the Dorking version. Once again the coffee was amazing - they really have a knack of serving up superb coffee! The atmosphere was very relaxed in there ands the staff are very helpful and friendly. Well worth a visit.

Dropped in on a Sunday morning with my partner, her daughter and daughter's partner for drinks and a cake. The place was packed, but we managed, thankfully, to get a table. The service is good, but not too hurried, the tea and coffee hot and tasty and the chocolate brownies are to die for (better than Scrumpers in Taunton or so I'm told). Carrot cake also drew praise. Be prepared to await a seat. It is always busy but worth the wait.

Although waitrose has its own cafe inside but we always liked to come and visit this lovely little cafe! They always have nice cakes and fresh unique foods. Only downside is not many seats!

brilliant and amazing food I definately recomend the cafe everyone was very kind and lovelyespesialy if you like chocolateyummy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I thought I'd give this place another try after a disastrous first visit ... Unfortunately, I was once again disappointed ... Staff are generally more interested in each other and their catering duties rather than customers (as was the case in my first visit) ... Staff member took my order for a sandwich and coffee and then went off to do other tasks in the kitchen ... The result was a hot bacon sandwich but not coffee ... this place may look good and the staff wear nice uniforms but they have no idea how to deal with customers (as was the case in my first visit) ... Avoid

This is a place for people who appreciate good food coffee it's also good and the service is superb , a reasonable price if not cheap for what you get if you looking for a fry up this is not the place for you if you looking for intelligent interesting food and great healthy cakes and wonderful salads this is well worth a look

Perhaps this was just an off day but my breakfast sandwich was made with stale bread and my coffee was definitely 'soapy'. A shame given that the space looked nice and the bill of fare looked imaginative. Another distraction was the legion of staff who were more focussed on discussing the events of the night out the previous day, and one also got the feeling that the cafe was a secondary adjunct to a busy outside catering business. Two Cooks has a lot to learn from the likes of Cafe Mila in Godalming.

Simply the best coffee i've had for a long time...their flat-whites are awesome. Nothing like the milky rubbish you get at the more mainstream chains.For a great breakfast / brunch have the avocado on toasted sourdough, its brilliant. But you must have it with lime and chilli to get the proper experience!

Me and my girlfriend had a great experience stopping in for a toastie and drink. We were lucky to grab a window seat as it became available on arrival as it was very busy. The staff were very helpful and friendly. I Tried the sparkling Nettle juice which was surprisingly nice and my girlfriend really enjoyed her Belgium hot chocolate. The Ham and cheese toastie was both delicious and beautifully presented.

I stopped here today for a bite of lunch. Lovely decor, seated next to the window I watched the passers by. Really friendly staff, grated chocolate on the best cappucino I've ever had! The food was very reasonable and delicious! The only down fall was the half hour wait for soup and salad but we'll worth the wait. I'll be back tomorrow.

The constant buzz of this little hive of activity is brilliant, but it's the avocado on toasted sourdough - drizzled with chilli oil - that lures me back. It's quickly becoming my new favourite thing. :))

"Hidden gem" is, perhaps, a term overused by reviewers but in this case, situated on South Street, hidden it is not. But gem it most certainly is.A second visit by friend and I and we were again not disappointed.A three-course set dinner preceded by a welcoming glass of prosecco. And all for thirty quid!The starter of homemade pasta with pumpkin, parmesan and walnuts was pleasingly sweet and absolutely delicious with each ingredient perfectly complementing the other.A main course of slow roasted Sussex pork, borlotti beans, cavolo nero and truffle mustard dressing was, again, perfect and irresistible. And, keep it local (well, ok, neighbouring county...)With a melt-in-the-mouth pudding of bitter chocolate, hazelnut and pear cake, with creme fraiche, one realises it is not possible to simply suggest that the cook's forte lies in his puddings, the starters, or the main course. All were perfection and accompanied by a most acceptable, and very fairly priced, Rioja.Now, there are those who might not give such a high score suggesting, no doubt, room for improvement but I am content with my scoring.If, however, one were to be "picky," it is that friend thought cavolo nero slightly undercooked, and I felt sad for the staff that there were still a few places available and put this down to the amazingly short notice that the owners had given!?"Pop-ups" like this happen too infrequently for my liking but just go to show that Two Many Cooks, a relatively tiny venue, and Dorking dining in general, punches well above its weight.My only fear is that, once word gets around, I might find it more difficult to get to enjoy such an experience. Such are life's ironies...

Reliable, friendly and always great quality food. Coffee is good. If you ever fell like a quick bite in a relaxed friendly environment- this is the place.

This is one of my favourite cafes in Dorking as it always offers delicious food that is freshly made. The coffee is to die for and it is one of the few places in the area where you can get a lunch that is fresh, healthy and delicious for an incredibly reasonable price.

I prefer the Dorking café to the one in Reigate (which is also very good) as it is so cosy, perfect now the weather is a bit chilly in the morning. Always manage to get a seat, just. Visited today and there were 20 people which was a bit of a squeeze. Lovely rich hot chocolate made with grated, Belgian chocolate, accompanied by a brownie - baked just right, slightly crisp on top and perfectly moist. Partner enjoyed his sausage roll which smelt great.I've never eaten a meal here, but the breakfasts bring served were very tempting, will definitely be back another Sunday.

We were 'enticed' to divert here by the reviews on TA when in need of a good flat white coffee. Well we certainly found it - the coffee was excellent and worth a much longer diversion if required.The food looked very tempting too, but we had already had our lunch, so perhaps next time ...

Two Many Cooks has the best, freshest snacks of any cafe locally. It's so tiny that one has often to share with strangers, who often become friends.

Nice coffee and homemade cake. Not much room to sit down though so you can often skip going in because it's too full!

Seems to be the place to be seen to be.....hard to get a table but service friendly, not cheap but nice to sit outside