Beautiful, cozy place with tasty unique cuisine…read more Truly hidden gem! People please do try this place. Cheers!

Absolutely incredible food and service. The owner is so hospitable. He made great suggestions, the…read morelamb is maybe the best I've ever had. 5 stars all the way.

I am traveling with my girlfriend and family from the US and we ate here on our first night in…read moretown. Our server was SO nice and generous. He advised us on the menu, even gave us different sauces to try with pita, and was overall just very nice and funny. Very relaxed atmosphere inside combined with the excellent service means I will be back before my trip ends!!!

For the discerning reader, please know that I'm a cafe sort of guy. An academic from the early 90s…read moreonward, like many scholars, I have spent more hours of my life in cafes than almost anywhere else. I long to find the perfect spot, where the bakery items, food, coffee, espresso, setting, friendliness of the staff, everything come together. Trust me when I say that this is the real deal. R & H Cafe is my favorite cafe in the world, maybe tied slightly with a great place on Rue de Abbesses in Paris, called Cuillier. I have eaten there about six times in the last two weeks. I can tell you that the people working here are some of the nicest cafe owners I've ever met. The baked goods are made fresh weekly and offer some of the most unique and interesting recipes I've encountered in cafe. I highly suggest their moist and decadent banana bread. Even I'm not sure how banana bread gets that delicious. Hopefully, when you get there, they will have the carrot cake loaf, which is completely unlike American carrot cake (thank goodness). The R & H version lacks raisins and nuts baked into the load. Instead, it has a light frosting that hints of maple, and then has black sesame seeds on top with a few walnuts. The taste is exotic. Second, I highly suggest the Apricot Pistachio cake. I don't normally like dried fruits and nuts in my dessert and this may be one of the best items I've eaten in my London travels. The raisin cookie is surprisingly great, considering I do not even like raisins. And that should really tell you something: I don't like dried fruits in bread and order theirs. I don't like raisins but order their raisin cookie. My point being that this place does everything so well that I trust them. I want to see what amazing things they do with ingredients. If they have fresh made saffron bundt cakes: order one. Pair it with either their great Nude espresso or cappuccinos. Oh, and as if all of this wasn't enough: they make incredible savory egg dishes! I had the one with pinto beans in a Persian spicy sauce. Blew me away how great it was. They have a fantastic, small gallery upstairs. And if you live in the area, they seem to also have prefix menu nights when they cook dinners. I didn't have one of their dinners, but I know wine enough to see that the bottles they have up on the wall are very thoughtfully considered. I cannot say enough wonderful things about this place, the ladies who work there, the cuteness of the ambiance, the fantastic Iranian and Sufi music they play, and more than anything else: the baked goods and espresso drinks.

An amazing exploration of the senses especially that of taste. Experienced our first supper club…read moredinner at R&H after only being here a week. The family style atmosphere was welcoming as diners arrived from a variety of backgrounds in what was to be an experience of Persian delights. Normally we visit R&H for coffee and breakfast which in itself is amazing. This time it was for a monthly supper club. Not knowing what to expect we enjoyed a bottle of wine from South Africa and an amazing first course made from yoghurt and spinach along with tasty cheese, olives, walnuts, bread and an authentic Iranian drink - fantastic. Then a traditional soup with lentil and pasta which I took great joy in as I dipped my Iranian bread into the bowl. Then came the rice frittata and Salmon made to perfection. Finally fig cake (and special for me a poached beetroot with nuts). All topped off with great coffee. Wow and amazing are too simple a set of adjectives to describe the meal, experience and our hosts Zara and Mahren! So come to Richmond and to R&H and grab a coffee and a great meal. Then come to the next R&H supper club and prepare to enjoy one of London's best culinary gems!

"A night to remember" Tuesday April 24th…read more Called in to grab a bite on the way to the pub to watch the Chelsea Barça game. First impressions ... watch out for the faux entrance! Once you find your way in, get a table down the very far end to the right as you enter. There are a couple of tables down there that overlook the river, great view. If you and your boo are looking for a little segregation/privacy then ask for a booth as they also have a few of those scattered about the spot. Very cosy. Take note, noise levels can get high in here dependent upon how many flocks of twittering female pairs are in. Hey don't get your feminist on, you know it happens and when i arrived I was seated close to 4 pairs who were creating a decibel tsunami !! The decor is a bit all over the place but interesting as it seems the brief is 'Mediterranean' but i think the interior designers may have been smoking something when they set out the design. I have a feeling they may have also laid down the house muzak as we tripped between Steely Dan all the way across the spectrum to Robert Miles with some mainstream inbetween. I actually enjoyed the randomness of it all and the volume of the music kind of cancelled out the twittering sound waves. What did i eat ...? Duck & Cucumber & Spring Onion wrap - sans the Spring Onion? I can understand when a place fills out the wrap with salad/veg and skimps on the meat but these things were chokka with Duck meat and a few bits of Cucumber but i found not one morsel of Spring Onion!! Spicy Meatballs with Spanish Rice - spicy indeed but not the kind of spicy that goes to the back of the throat or returns from the pit of your stomach. This was a roof of the mouth heat and may be a bit too fiery for the more genteel palates amongst you. I enjoyed it and soothed it by gargling beer. What did I drink..? Waiter; "What would you like to drink sir?" me; "Staropramen please" Waiter; "Sorry Sir, we don't have" me; "Hoegaarden?" Waiter; "Sorry Sir, we don't have that either" me; "Czech Budvar" Waiter; "Sorry Sir" me; "so if you don't have them why are they present on the Drinks menu? Waiter; "Erm....." me; "any possibility of a Peroni ?" Waiter; "We have!" This is the kind of place that would suit all/every kind of people but i get the feeling that as it fills up the service will suffer but, from a price point, £16 for 2 courses and a beer served in an affable spot with a view of the river in Richmond on Thames then Estilo is a 'miracle' find. btw Parking is nowhere to be seen round here, be prepared to get your feet on the ground and hoof it. This was a solid 3* until the debacle of the savaged beer choice (which took half a star off) resulting in a 2.5* and (as we only ever round down) leaves us at 2* Hey! Didn't you say at the beginning of this review "A night to remember"? Yes I did and if you didn't see Chelsea pull off a result at the Camp Nou then you missed a slice of history pie right there. Wow ....Two miracles in one night!

My feelings towards this place are luke warm- neither here nor there really. Good ish food i…read moresuppose- rather a pre prepared feel about he tapas im afraid but the main courses- of which ive had the salmon and the sausages are a good, genourous and tasty sourse of warming comfort food. Come here for the relaxed atmosphere and reasonable prices. Good for a chain but this is definately what it feels like- not an individual restaurant with a free and adventurous chef thats for sure. So for that reason its ok- good at what it does- but not special.

Me and two London friends headed down for a late dinner on a Friday night. Teddington was quite…read morebusy and we tried a few places first before we discovered Red Peppers. The staff were really welcoming even though the restaurant was very busy. Immediately we were seated at a lovely terrace table. The menu was very rich and had a good number of appetisers and main courses ranging from a variety of classic dishes to burgers, pizza and pasta. We had a mezze platter to start and whitebait in addition. Perfect for three people to share. Our mains arrived shortly after and were decent portion size as well as quite tasty. We all had a good time and would go back.

We just moved to Teddington and was so excited to try some of the local fare. I wanted to choose…read morewell for the first dinner so based on reviews and also walking around a few times I chose Red Peppers. Tips on Foursquare said to order the Burrito or pizza so I went pizza with a salad to start. It was delicious! They were also busy and there was a fun buzz to the atmosphere. Staff was attentive. As someone in the industry you can appreciate that all the elements were working together. Only real negative for me is that they don't have draft beer - which is totally personal. I also tried their from the glass sav blanc and didn't love it. So I would ask a server next time for a recommendation. Perfect for groups and children. Will definitely take guests here.

OH MY!!!! This is the most gorgeous restaurant I've ever been to! It is decorated in typical…read moretraditional Greek colours with pretty pictures of Greek locations hung off the walls. It's a very light and airy space, and it's accessible for wheelchair users. My partner took me here for my birthday and it was perfect. The food was scrumptious!! Traditional Greek dishes were served, with a mix of both traditional Greek music and modern Greek pop songs - it was so lovely! There is an upstairs and downstairs, so there is plenty of room! The staff were friendly and very cheerful. I couldn't fault it here at all. Best restuarant experience ever! 1000/10!