The best restaurants in Mortlake and Barnes Common Richmond upon Thames London

Excellent service from arrival. Poppadoms and dips were really yummy. Best garlic naan bread l have ever tasted. So glad l came. Will definitely recommend and come back again.

Sopa encantadora, nutritiva y sabrosa - con café suave. ¿Qué no te gusta de este acogedor café de barrio que permanece abierto desde el desayuno hasta las 5 pm. Todos los ingredientes se cocinan en casa, incluidos los pasteles, me gusta especialmente su galleta de frutas con infusión de chocolate. Sin pretensiones, solo buena comida casera.

Initially found this cafe by chance and was delighted by the overall quality and value. In spite of lots of competition in the area my wife and I have visited several times since as it is so good. Tried different aspects of the menu and never been disappointed. The food is freshly made and plentiful and great value especially for Barnes. The cakes are home made and there is usually a selection of small biscuits ideal for children. The venue itself is fresh, clean and bright and a pleasure to sit in just for a coffee and cake or something more.

My fav place.In Love with them.Such a delicious sushi,Baked and tempura are the best🔥Thank you we had such an amazing time

Excelente comida, servicio y ambiente como siempre. Muchas gracias a Marc, Carly, Sue y todo el resto del personal por la gran hospitalidad.

Realmente no sé por dónde empezar, ya que todo fue perfecto y absolutamente agradable! Empezando con el primer contacto con ellos donde te hacen la vida tan fácil... Tengo todo lo que he pedido e incluso algunos pequeños toques inesperados que hicieron mi cumpleaños muy especial. Vivo en Madrid y la comida/tapas fue excepcional.... Podría seguir y seguir elogiando su excelencia para los detalles. Muchas gracias Tapiz por darme tan buen tiempo... ¡Volveré cada vez que esté en Londres!

Fantastic food at really good prices. The staff are very helpful. The only drawback is the condition of the property. In a better condition i would have awarded 5.

Recommended by friends who live locally! This did not disappoint! Fabulous brunch! Real taste sensation and great service too. Would wholeheartedly recommend!

Used for the first time. It was good service.

Excellent tasty pizzas. Delicious dippers for the crusts. Outstanding home-made tiramisu. Very friendly service. What more could you ask for.

Can't believe I walked past this place so many times. A lovely local that flies under the radar. Shows all the main sport and the food is spot on

Came in whilst there was a singer. I had a mushroom risotto and the banoffie pie for desert. I absolutely loved everything and will be returning :)

The staff tried their best, but you know that when two tables tell you that you ought to walk out because the food took between 45 minutes to 1 and a half hour, you are in for a shock. We decided to only order a basic main dish each. It arrived in 30 minutes. The service was poor. Many tables were having complaints and arguments. Some of the staff decided that instead of apologising, they ought to try to justify the long delay. That did not go well. Poor atmosphere, staff hyper stressed kept on dropping and breaking plates and glasses. On Mothering Sunday, the kitchen could not cope with the orders, and everything went south from there. Shame as the food was not bad at all. However, while it markets itself as a Brasserie, it really is not. It would not survive 1 week in Paris. One to forget. [Edit] In reply to Cote's offer to reach out. The aim of this review is to inform potential clients, not to assist the PR/Management or Partners Group, a Private Equity firm with no restaurant management experience.

Service is good plus good riverview as well if you can reserve riverside tables. I am a bit disappointed with the Fish and Shellfish soup as there is no fish nor shellfish pieces inside my bowl of soup which costs over £10.00. However, taste and presentation of the soup is very nice. Hopefully, the chef can consider adding pieces of fish and shellfish into the soup to match the name of the soup. Also, the male toilet is a bit small. You have to squeeze yourself in if one tries to get out and the other person wishes to enter. As the external entrance door to the male toilet has no frosted glass, I nearly pushed the door onto the person who was standing on the other side of door. If possible, please consider to install sign or movement sensing light so that person outside the toilet can take caution that there is person at the other side of the door.

The staff tried their best, but you know that when two tables tell you that you ought to walk out because the food took between 45 minutes to 1 and a half hour, you are in for a shock. We decided to only order a basic main dish each. It arrived in 30 minutes. The service was poor. Many tables were having complaints and arguments. Some of the staff decided that instead of apologising, they ought to try to justify the long delay. That did not go well. Poor atmosphere, staff hyper stressed kept on dropping and breaking plates and glasses. On Mothering Sunday, the kitchen could not cope with the orders, and everything went south from there. Shame as the food was not bad at all. However, while it markets itself as a Brasserie, it really is not. It would not survive 1 week in Paris. One to forget. [Edit] In reply to Cote's offer to reach out. The aim of this review is to inform potential clients, not to assist the PR/Management or Partners Group, a Private Equity firm with no restaurant management experience.