The best restaurants serving Default food in North Richmond Richmond upon Thames London

This quirky coffee shop, themed on Batman's adversary the Penguin, serves great coffee with friendly smile. The coffee is wonderfully rounded without being bitter. The usual range of milk substitutes are on offer if milk is not your thing. Socially distanced seating inside and out with a great menu if toasted sourdough offerings available. A high quality alternative to the restaurant offerings from the Premier Inn just across the road.

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Lovely local pub, really good selection of beer and ciders. Pizzas are great. Has a pub dog, which is always a winner.

The staff was lovely and informative.Huge selection ot games! Music was a smidge too loud, I couldn’t hear my friend over it (she’s a bit quiet to be honest). Big selection of drinks and food. Haven’t had any food here yet so can’t speak about the quality of that yet. Edit after coming few more times: I feel like it might be hit and miss depending on what you order? I had something questionable on my second visit (can’t even remember what, it was almost a year ago), but last few times were quite good. I ordered pakoras and spring rolls most recently, they were very tasty. I definitely plan on coming back (hopefully) often.

I have eaten in many Indian restaurants in India and in the UK and this was one of the worse Indian meals I have ever had. Every single dish tasted of perfume. The poppadoms were tiny portion with little pots of dips, so small. The menu was very small choice also.one small point to note is that when ordering alcohol specify whether you want a single or double as I was automatically given double and I didn’t order it !!!! I could have been driving this is terrible trick. I was very disappointed in the whole experience. Food overpriced and further I would never in a million years have said this was a Michelin restaurant.

Awful food. Inedible. The eggs are microwaved and have no flavour and dreadful texture. When asked, the staff admitted openly to microwaving the food. The bacon is like rubber and disgusting. The staff took no interest and clearly complaints are a regular occurrence. Avoid this place like we avoided those eggs. Save your money and eat somewhere fresh and honest. I don’t know where these positive reviews are coming from..?

The coffee is very good and very tasteful patisserie Staff very helpful a young! Good luck guys for your adventure! We will back!

We booked a table mid week, a warm welcome from the owner and staff - the owner is the chef and it was lovely to be able to compliment him on his cooking (later). I ordered the Lamb Biryani - it was so fragrant and tasty, a generous portion of lamb, the rice was beautiful, all cooked to perfection. My husband ordered the Butter chicken and thoroughly enjoyed his meal and also the fruit crumble with custard afterwards. (I was too full up for a desert!).! Recommended!

Treviso in Richmond offers a cozy, authentic Italian experience with a modern touch. The menu highlights classic Italian flavours, from Funghi In Crosta di Pane to Filetto al Dolcelatte. The ambiance is warm and intimate, making it perfect for both date nights and family gatherings. Service is attentive, and the staff is knowledgeable about wine pairings, which adds to the overall experience. Don't skip the tiramisu—it’s a crowd-pleaser!

I came down to the Hope with my Family after Church. I had an amazing time. Food was incredible, presentation with great and service really good. The Sunday roast was the best I’ve ever had! I will definitely be back. Matt who served us was really attentive and always check if we were ok. Thank you :)

Tho the chair-lift was on the blink, I was carefully guided down the stairs. The Maitre D. even shielded me from falling by decending a couple of feet in front of me as I came down the stairs. Thankyou.

We went here as a group so we had a food service kind of experience where they would bring us various dishes then remove the plates and bring us the next course. There were no choice in what was put on the table which I didn’t mind. The food though was sadly average. I’ve eaten a lot of Indian food in the UK and in various other countries (other than India) and the flavours of the food were the kind of thing that someone inexperienced with curry making could easily make at home. Seriously. I put my hand to curry making some years back and the main course Dhal (the only vegetarian thing on offer) was small, kind of warm (temperature wise) but not quite. No spice whatsoever and poorly seasoned. I was not on my own with my opinion here. There were starter type dishes out on the table at first. Some breads which may as well have been bought from a supermarket and dressed on to a plate. Some little onion bhaji balls which were small and somewhat dry and tasteless. The rest was meat. Many of the guests were vegetarian, pescatarian or vegan and they knew it but the meat kept coming. I asked if there was anything else for non meat eaters and the chap rushed off and came back a few minutes later with another plate of bhaji balls. Equally well dressed on to a plate and equally dry and tasteless. The main was a lamb dish or the Dhal. All the dishes were in small portion type bowls so you had to get in quick to avoid a teaspoons worth left over after everyone had had their small portion. Small, tasteless and bland. I have no axe to grind with these people. I don’t even live in the same city as them and was there due to work. It’s just they make a big fuss of bringing up the Michelin thing and show you lovely pictures of fantastic looking food that could only taste out of this world right? Hopefully you had a better experience than us. I ate hardly anything and I don’t need much in a sitting. Still cost over £40 a head which silenced the crowd as the lady rushed around us bleeping as many contactless payments as she could before anyone questioned the bill. Positives? One main one. It’s a nice well lit building but deserves much better food considering its looks. The staff are what you’d expect in any curry house. The lady taking the payments felt rushed and devoid of smiles or any sense of pride in the establishment that seems to have a very high opinion of itself. If you want a property curry, go to the east end of London. These people should do at least that well or better but in my experience only managed to achieve a level slightly lower than the most average Indian take away in my city.

Nice staff, very convenient, good selection and prices.

Went to this pub around 21.30 and was fairly quiet but very friendly staff and had a nice chilled vibe. Our only negative was after 1 drink we tried to order another at 22.20 and was told we’re not serving anymore. Was no last orders called prior so left feeling a little disappointed but would definitely return in the future.

Last night, my partner and I went to Rock and Rose restaurant.(Richmond) The gentleman who welcomed us was very friendly and polite. We started with a Merlot, which was absolutely superb. For the starter, we had the Asian platter, which was incredibly tasty. For the main course, we had the Chicken Milanese and a House Salad. For dessert, we had the chocolate fondant. All the dishes were full of flavour. The gentleman in a suit, whom I believe was the restaurant manager, was very kind and engaging, and he came over for a chat with us. The lady who served us was also very polite. We had a lovely time and will definitely be returning.