Great breakfast ,great friendly staff , short walk from market we were visiting .struggled to walk…read moreback to market

I love Steve's! The food is your basic cafe food--breakfast, spag bol, cottage pie etc etc, but…read moreit's all tasty and the staff is friendly and helpful. And it's so clean. I has a 5 food hygiene rating. I don't know what more you could ask for from a cafe.

I was very surprised with the food here! I wasn't expecting it to be good but it was very good! I…read morehad a chicken salad sandwhich and it was very good and fresh. The chips were crispy and the salad was a nice light addition. I was satisfied and the serve was very nice. They also have free wifi just ask for the code!

Stuck for a good hearty breakfast? Cold and hungry, the winds blowing from the north, but you don't…read morewant to sit inside because the sun's shining and you want your bit of cafe culture? You're wandering around the Selfridges end of Oxford Street? Make a bee line for Moscos! An excellent awning round the front street tables keeps the chills at bay. And then, big platefuls! Actually, excellent quality big platefuls - spinach and cheese omelette, firm on the outside, soft centred with fresh green spinach and delicious melted cheese inside - and chips! Blimey. Order a nice strong freshly made Americano with hot milk and you have a breakfast fit for sultans. Cafe culture for around a tenner and in typical zero plus British weather - excellent!

The largest supermarket in Wimbledon centre provides a decent choice of groceries and I'm impressed…read moreby the range of fresh food - vegetables, the bakery and fish counter. They seem to be pretty keen on price as well, though they don't have the competition of an Aldi or Lidl here. The one downer is that there always seem to be queues: there are only half a dozen self-service checkouts for what is quite a large store, and I think some investment here would pay dividends.

Morrisons took over this site, which used to be a Safeway. With its northern roots, the Morrisons…read morebrand promised good prices but also a more personal service with proper butchers and fishmongers in-store. Overall, I believe that they've delivered on that promise. This Wimbledon store is a good size but can't compete on floorspace with the giant Sainsburys Savacentre or the Tesco Extra store nearby. However, it's a good size for a town centre supermarket. They have a nice selection of food counters where you can buy and eat at the tables provided. Alternatively you can take home a ready made meal such as fresh pizza to be cooked at home. I like their fish counter very much and I tend to find more interesting fish and seafood here than at their competitors. I've bought fresh oysters, octopus and sushi grade fish here. They will scale and prepare any of the fresh fish for you. Similarly the butchers seem to know what they're talking about. The rest of the store is quite generic. One trick I feel they're missing is a loyalty scheme like Tesco's Clubcard

You can't go wrong with M&S food!…read more It's a bit dangerous for my bank balance that this branch is so close to my house, because it's definitely not cheap. But it really is delicious! This store is really well laid out and even though it's not huge they have a good selection of food. It's the only place I would happily buy a ready meal from, and is my go to stop on the way home from work if I can't be bothered to cook. Queues used to be a bit of an issue, but it's much better now they have a lot of self service tills.

Usually well stocked and very convenient place to have online orders delivered as I've never waited…read morelong to pick up an order. M&S definitely has my favourite range of food and their new dips have been amazing...yes we've tried them all lol. Their new chocolate would be next on my list but it is very expensive for a bar of chocolate. I also think the little desserts like the Colin pudding are way too expensive for essentially a kid's dessert. I went to pick up two for my niece and nephew and it would have been over £5 for two tiny portions. We also recently had their bone-in chicken kievs and they were not good. Way too salty and honestly a bit inedible. I'm not sure if it was a one off but I would never buy them again.

Sweet and old-fashioned, not unlike myself, the Doll's House on the Hill is the perfect place to…read more have a rewarding cup of tea after walking up Harrow-on the-Hill on a crisp autumn day. The owners claim dedication to the dying tradition of afternoon tea and they certainly have gone all out to maintain that unique British flavour that so many generic coffee shops have almost wiped out in London. Every detail, from the elegant crockery, the ornate homemade cakes and the rosy faced waitress, perfectly recreate a time when a nice cup of tea and a civilized chat was enough to fill an afternoon. Indeed, the atmosphere was so effective I wished I was going home to listen to the gramophone in front of a log fire. After worrying about the possible effects of drinking so much tea I left, content with the world and happy in the knowledge that there are still corners of London devoted to being a little bit British.

We came here for a hungover brunch, post-hen party! Probs not their typical customers, but it was…read morelovely. We had a private room downstairs and demolished a fair amount of food. Decor is sweet and cutesy - not the kind of thing you'd expect would appeal to Harrow public schoolboys, but we did see a few. The muesli I had wasn't as exciting as it sounded on the menu and I was still hungry after but I loved the cakes we had as 'dessert'. The others mostly had fry-ups which looked pretty standard to me (shop-bought hashbrowns and sausages) but it was all presented beautifully. I'd almost definitely come back and buy some more cake (but probs not brunch). There was a funny moment when I dropped a ginseng tablet on a plate of brownies by the till and everyone looked suitably horrified til I explained what it was. The waitress took it well tho ;)

Mica has cured a fair few hang overs in the past and i love them for it. Their English breakfast is…read moresimple, tasty, packed full of carbs and calories and filling. Finished off with a hit of caffeine this cafe will do for me! There's nothing fancy or stylish about the place, it's just your typical tea room/cafe environment. They serve good easy food like jacket potatoes but they also offer up some seafood and meat dishes as well that i have yet to try. The prices are good, the service equally good and it's in the centre of town. I have nothing negative to say about this lovely little cafe and neither will you as long as you don't go with high expectations of gourmet food and Michelin star menus.

Decent no thrills cafe with good food and decent coffee!…read more I was pretty hungover after a few too many Gin's on a night out in London and waking up I was craving some bacon, sausage and egg alongside a cup of black coffee to put some life back into me. Mica cafe was just around the corner from where I was staying and it had some decent reviews so I thought I'd give it a go. Staff in there are really friendly and it is a real old school cafe but the quality isn't compromised. I had a bacon, sausage and egg baguette and a black coffee (just as I'd wanted ;-)) and it was great. Affordable pricing too as that cost me about £6. Great spot.

Food taste : 3.5/5.0 Serving time: 2.5/5.0…read moreAtmosphere and Staff: 3.5/5.0 Price: 4.0/5.0 Generally good to try but so great as reviewed years before.

Had the bacon and cheese burger with fries and onion rings. Washed down with a strawberry…read moremilkshake. Friendly service and nice 'diner' style decor. The breakfasts look good!

Admittedly, I didn't initally want to eat here. From the outside it just didn't look great, however…read moreafter walking around for about ten minutes I concluded that there wasn't much choice and I just needed to pick somewhere - and so I chose the Red Cup Cafe. I should not have worried like I did - inside it is very pleasant, and the staff are very friendly and polite and attentive. I went with a typical full english breakfast and found it to be very good quality - in particular the chips tasted really nice and the sausages were great! I felt that the full english was a little more than you'd expect to pay in these sort of cafes throughout London, however this may have just been down to the area which very clearly was home to a lot of very rich people...! As well as the breakfasts I also saw some people get sandwiches which actually looked really good though I did not try one myself. If you're looking for a good english breakfast and you're in the area, I would recommend you give this place a try.