The best restaurants in Ashford Town Spelthorne South East

Elle & fee a lovely friendly cafe. The staff are lovely and friendly, service good food and coffee arrived in good time. My only complaint is that the crockery that my sandwich came on was very chipped, which could harbour germs. Hope fully this can be resolved by my next visit.

The most amazing food, high quality and so delicious. If you go there i would recommend dining in, and trying the chicken wings. I used to go to this place all the time when i lived in Ashford i have moved out of the area but still travel to come here, i would highly recommend. Bets turkish food

top quality food highly recommended

The driver claimed he didn't have my house number.

Asked to take out tomatoes they did however, when i asked for some mayo in my bun wanted to charge me 80p for this . Not reasonable.

CAN YOU ADD ONIONS TO YOUR BURGERS MATE I ASKED FOR ONIONS IN MY CHEESEBURGER AND I DIDNY RECEIVE THEM

Mandeep is the best. Good beer and a pint is less than a fiver.

Love the kebabs and doner from here

Great chicken schwarma. Haven't been to a kebab shop in the UK that bakes their own bread in a kiln before serving, makes a huge difference. We'll done Marhaba, keep it up!

Good one when u r hungry but same as most of the common pizza shops in town.

Arrived cold and tasted absolutely disgusting!! Usually my go to place but it’s gone down hill so bad

Staff very welcoming ... always say hello and know my regular order. Friendly, warm and efficient

Service was excellent and food was delivered very quick . I recommend to any that wants to dine for cheap.

fantastic food in this place lovely skotch burgers and fish and chips best ever highly reccomend to anyone this is without doubt the best fish and chip shop in the area or hard to believe anywhere better than this place

I visited here for the first time despite living here for 10+ years. I decided to go for some lunch as I fancied something different from a traditional cafe and wanted to support an independent trader. We chose a toasted sandwich of brie, bacon and cranberry, sweet potato fries, a beef burger, a cappuccino and a lemonade. I was rather disappointed and found the food a little underwhelming. The sandwich, on what appeared to be ordinary sliced wholemeal bread and fries cost about £13, which I felt was rather expensive as the overall taste, presentation and ingredients were very average and the fries were rather salty(salt can always be added by the customer if needed).The burger again was very simplistic. While I can't remember all the individual costs of the food and drinks the bill came too just over £35.00, which for what we had felt was quite pricey. I feel they could make some quick and simple tweaks to the food, which would elevate it into a more 'premier' product which their price point suggests. Overall the inside is great, the choice of seating areas is interesting and different, also having an alcohol licence is great but the food could be improved to offer better valve for money.