The best restaurants in Town Epsom and Ewell South East

Lovely food, new restaurant is very nice as well. Had the Gyros chicken portion, very tasty. Also had the tirokafteri side, one small criticism, would be nice if the side came with some extra bread for dipping.

Great service, friendly welcoming staff, bloody lovely food 😀

Brilliant service! Amazing place! Great food

Sushi and Rolls was fresh, and made to order (you can tell). The Katsu chicken was larger than most. The Korean rices were good but small for the price. Otherwise overall, decent food!

Amazing refurb, the venue looks fantastic a must see in epsom .. with 241 cocktails all day every day!

Always the place we go to when in Epsom. Never found anything better. Sadly, the Rifleman no longer does food.

One of best Bamboo Basket in Epsom! I’ve enjoyed my Lunch meal and delicious tempura prawns.. it was absolutely outstanding! Please come and visit this one of best places for a nice lunch or Snack late afternoon. The staff will do anything for your own choice to pack! Enjoy!! It will definitely worth for a your first visit!

Best pizza ever, way better than papa johns or dominos Arnold, gave great customer service too

Lovely coffee. Sat outside as it was a nice day but, it was very uncomfortable. The chairs need replacing and the tables too. They are so old and heading for the dangerous stage. Come on Organico new tables and chairs for outside please!

Great cafe for breakfast. Pancakes are delicious and everything is reasonably priced. Friendly staff too. Would recommend

Amazing authentic Malaysian restaurant located within a food court/ bar building in Epsom city centre. Tried laksa and beef rendang today - both very authentic and tasty! Reasonable prices. Would definitely come back!

Comidade muito boa qualidade. Serviço excelente. Ambiente familia. Preços aceitáveis. Recomendo vivamente.

I wasn't even aware this small cafe existed outside of the Epsom annual book fair, which we visit every year and which is also held in the methodist church. I had always assumed it opened for special events only, until one of the helpers at the book fair told me it was open all week - though not, sadly, at weekends. My friend and I met here for lunch and enjoyed hot drinks and generously-filled jacket potatoes with a decent-sized side salad. The cost was surprisingly low, with plenty of change from a tenner each. Other savoury options are available: paninis, toasties, sandwiches, etc. We were too full, otherwise we would no doubt have succumbed to the cakes, made by someone local especially for the cafe, I was told. There were some tempting ones on offer but we had to leave those for another day. A friendly, cheery little community cafe, complete with children's play area (and lots of events and groups happening within the church every day of the week), this is a lovely respite from the bustle and noise of the nearby shopping centre. Why not give the ubiquitous chain coffee shops a miss and try this place instead?

They are closing early it say 11 well not come here again

Lovely quaint restaurant and a really nice welcome Place was busy but the attention we received it could have been empty Lovely wine recommended We had the red curry and the chicken in a coconut sauce Everything piping hot Will definitely be going again