Good neighborhood cafe. Friendly and fast service to have breakfast. I prefer scrambled eggs and…read moretoast with a potato bubble.

Always a first choice for breakfast. Good food that is promptly prepared and served with great…read morecustomer service.

Now back to its original name of Queen Adelaide this is a large pub with a strong emphasis on…read morefood. The food is typical pub fare and competitively priced. There is an attached Travel Lodge hotel, typical of that chain. They serve a good range of beers ( Doom Bar, Black Sheep Bitter, Theakstons Lancashire Bomber, etc).

This is a fantastic pub and welcomes children. I recently went here with my family who were over…read morefrom Canada and the food was really good and the staff very friendly. It has only been refurbished in the last few years and has definately seen an improvement. It is located on the Kingston Road and has its own car park.

We stopped in for lunch with a friend and it was pretty busy but there was a table for us upstairs…read more The staff were very friendly and gave us menus to peruse. 4/5 Chicken burger - nicely cooked with its of toppings 3/5 Fish and chips - pretty standard We were in and out pretty quickly and had a couple beers. Great lovely spot for lunch or just a pint.

A nice way to experience a Sunday roast after a trip to Hampton Court. We had a reservation about a…read moremonth in advance, and it was bustling when we got there. The vegetables are a bit overpriced for what they are, but overall it's solid.

This is a lovely community pub with some very quirky decor (according to the barstaff the pipes…read morecontain cosmic steam power that keeps the pub running). They've got some good beers here, from the local area too. As well as the relatively well known Summer Lightening there were a couple of tasty beers from the Surry Hills brewery (Greensand IPA and Ransmore). There is a big garden outside and the negatives are few. The tables are a bit tightly packed together and probably require a lot of customer rearrangement when busy. Toilets could do with improvement too.

Easily the best pub in Surbiton. The husband-and-wife owners transformed this old boozer into an…read moreunderstated, cosy but cool local pub with a lick of paint and some wonky furniture. Well-kept ale and a lovely beer garden, plus a heated outdoor tent area for smokers add to the appeal. They have been know to project Wii games on a 27 ft screen in the back garden in summer. Random fancy dress parties seem to occur for no reason. No hot food at the moment but they have a truly stunning selection of English cheeses.

Nice little cafe in Surbiton with a vegan option which worked for my friend who is currently…read morebreastfeeding a baby with lots of allergies. Weirdly she was told that another dish involving bread wasn't suitable as the bread is brushed with an egg glaze (?!) but later we thought surely the bread with the vegan breakfast isn't?! Freshly squeezed orange juice was very nice and overall there's a very good range of options here from breakfast dishes to salads and sandwiches. I had decent eggs benedict although they were a little cold, I think they may have been forgotten in the kitchen for a while. Overall a good experience and probably one of the better cafes in Surbiton.

The best cafe in town for sure, great service, great salads, healthy food, smoothies, sandwiches…read moreand pastries are very good, fresh, the only bad thing is that they usually very busy and have to wait, but is also a good sign. Service is very good. Highly recommended.

The Team here in the bar and restaurant are fab, pleasant, welcoming and hospitable. The food for…read moremy son's christening party of 30+ got compliments from all. The staff were so very helpful and courteous. I would recommend the Foley

very short staffed one poor girl trying her very best to serve clear tables and be front of house…read moreone girl beh the bar. tables piled with dishes bar full of glass the staff looked sad and fed up food was a bit over cooked but not bad

The Monkey Puzzle is now a Beefeater pub. It has been a fixture in Chessington and is located just…read moreoutside Chessington World of Adventure and next door to a Premier Inn Sadly no monkeys are to be seen but there is a large children's play area outside where you may spot swinging animals of the kid variety instead! The interior is decorated in a modern fashion with the bar area including comfortable sofas and plasma televisions showing major sports events Being a Beefeater pub, there is also a large restaurant area. The menu specialises in BBQ food with their 28 day matured steaks being a speciality. It can get busy at weekends but it's a pleasant modern pub to spend time in

We reserved 2 tables of 6 each on a Saturday evening . We had a choice of tables as there was only…read more1 other table occupied (at 7:30 pm) The pub had no draught beer- only lagers and cider. After some wait we had ordered drinks and were content. We were told that they did not have the staff to take food orders , and could we order at the bar. So we did. We overheard the staff telling another customer that there would be a delay of an hour before they could get food, so they decided to leave. It took approximately 2 hours before any food arrived, and it came randomly as they seemed unprepared to serve our 2 tables, and some of us had almost finished our meals before the others had even been served. My steak was ordered rare and I got well done. There was no point complaining and asking for a replacement at that stage. Fortunately, as guests we were in a good mood, but we were still hungry and ate what we could in terms of the quality of the food. In the end, after discussion with the manager, the bill was adjusted, and we did not pay for the food. At some point , i recalled an episode of Fawlty Towers and it was as if the pub was re-enacting that show. It was sad that a pub with no beer, and poor staffing levels, had been our choice of venue for our family reunion , but sometimes it works out like that. But a Greene King pub should be doing a better job!

Large pub, wth plentiful parking, on site that has hosted a hostelry since the 19th Century…read more Located just by the Scilly Isles roundabout. Style is Carvery, and at lunchtimes popular with the older generation. No particular faults, but nothing remarkable either.

Proper breakfasts, really pleasant staff and really good value for money…read more If you like a good old fashioned traditional English breakfast this is the place to go, décor is American diner theme, loads of different breakfast available, also burgers, lasagne etc. We went there once to try and now go every week as its as good as you can cook it at home :)

Actually managed to get down there and have a lunch! Great service ,brill brunch, and a banana boat…read morethat almost launched itself! Also a T.V. and outside seating with shades.

My favourite place to go for a drink and some grub. Everytime I go, they've done something new to…read morethe decor. Absolutely love it. Good food and good ambience

Had a meal at the faraday. Robbo served me and was really accommodating of my dietary requirement…read more He made sure I was happy with my good. Sasha served me and had a smile on her face the whole time. She made me feel very welcome .