The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Elmbridge South East

The Flintgate is a pub I've been to many times. The beer is good, the bar staff are excellent and the waiting staff are always attentive. We were 2 couples who had a great night on Saturday which was completely spoilt by the aggressive security/bouncer who decided that a table of 4 fifty year olds who had very nearly finished their drinks needed to leave the pub NOW despite there still being another 20 people in the pub! I haven't experienced such aggressive and unnecessary behaviour since my 20's and it was completely uncalled for. If we'd been loud, obstructive, rude or falling over drunk I'd have understood but I can't for the life of me understand what his motivation was! Unfortunately it will be the last time we frequent the pub!

Great lunch with Spanish vibe for an event. In our case we had a private dining room with a great view!

My weekly stop for coffee and croissant. Always super friendly, great coffee and pastries. Their brunches are legendary. Great little stop before or after a stroll along the Thames at the end of Bridge road. X

Great Sunday lunch, super pooch friendly. Beautiful outdoor area.

Terrible... Terrible food .. waitress so rude ... Will never visit again

My favourite roast in town. The cheesy leaks are the best. My family and I have been coming here for years.

A Hidden Gem by Hampton Court! Five At The Bridge is an absolute delight! Nestled in the charming surroundings of Hampton Court, this cosy café offers a perfect blend of warmth, excellent service, and delicious food. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with a friendly smile and a welcoming atmosphere. The coffee? Smooth, rich, and brewed to perfection. Their fresh and homemade pastries and cakes make it impossible to leave without indulging in at least one sweet treat! If you're after something more filling, their brunch options are simply top-notch—beautifully presented and flavorful. Whether you're stopping by for a quick coffee or a leisurely breakfast, Five At The Bridge never disappoints. It's a true gem with a lovely view and a vibe that makes you want to stay a little longer—highly recommended!

It was okay - loads of food courts - trouble is at busy period you try getting food!! 😂 nightmare!! I think it is small for the amount of people that it services

As always we had a great time and were well looked after.

My partner and I came out a little while ago for a little date to watch the rugby. I learnt when we arrived that their cocktail menu is very bare. (DON’T come, if you’re coming for cocktails - even the basics ones! also NO food being served even though the website says they do!) I made my disappointment clear to the very young looking bartender about not having any cocktails. He said he could make me an off menu ‘special’ cocktail he learnt while he was living in Africa. It was special type of customer service I had never experienced before! My partner had a very fine New Zealand Savvy B. All negatives aside, the pub is very affordable for it being in the centre of Weybridge, cozy decor and both were staff were excellent. They also have a pool table at the back!! Don’t see that too often nowadays. Recommend if you’re ever in the weybridge area and in need of some cheap booze!

This was a favourite venue of a friend who had died. Those who attended the funeral were invited back here for some refreshment. The team who looked after us were so very helpful and friendly. Nothing was too much trouble. The food was excellent and piping hot - perfect for serving on a cold grey February afternoon.

Very nice change to the usual food served in pubs. It still keeps the same pub traditions but offers a selection of tapas. Every tapas dish we ordered was tasty, far too much ordered for the two of us, but we scoffed the lot! Some of tapas dishes we enjoyed was the patatas bravas, Jamón croquetas, JP beef burger, piquillo, sheep cheese and allioli and chorizo cooked in wine. The flavours were delightful, just spectacularly good.

I Ordered a coffee at the counter and was charge just under £5 for a flat white, whilst waiting I noticed prices were different on the board and menus. After asking why I was charged more than the advertised price the lady informed me because I was sitting in. Surely this must be advised so customers are aware of difference in pricing. Highly overpriced coffee even for Cobham.

First time here since last summer (didn’t think a lot of it then either!). Thought it may have improved because under new management, but sadly it seems to be worse. All hot drinks were luke warm and a toasted tea cake was stone cold. Shame really as in lovely location.

Quirky little cafe that is tastefully decorated. Serves homemade cakes, scones etc. I would recommend this cafe to my friends for a champagne breakfast anytime.