We have visited this restaurant on numerous occassions, and would say it's our favourite local…read more It is child friendly, they have high chairs and the staff are so friendly and helpful. We love coming here as the food is so good and well presented. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to all my friends.

Really superb restaurant this, offering great value for money. We went on a Tuesday evening when…read morethey offer a set menu and we had to ask for a doggy bag as the quantity of food was so substantial, and the quality was equally as good. The waiting and kitchen staff are attentive and friendly as well.

I just had a really great lunch at the Grumpy Mole in order to say goodbye to an esteemed…read morecolleague. The atmosphere was very agreeable and the staff excellent. As it says on their business card, this is a 'Beautiful, traditional country inn'. The food I ordered - Moroccan Chicken and later on Sticky Toffee Pudding - was very good for the price. All in all I wish there were one of these closer to where I live! This particular restaurant is part of a chain of three.

This was the first time at the Grumpy Mole in Cheam. The service was very good, as was the meal…read more The Menu was well presented and covered a variety of starters and main courses. The vine Menu had a vast selection and not over priced. For a nice lunch or dinner for good value try The Grumpy Mole in Cheam.

When i am in London , I love chinese food and unfortunately sometimes in suburban areas like this…read morerestaurant in Sutton , you read other reviews snd think kets go near by . Well you are only here fir a few days and eating an OK meal is not really what you want to do , So the good was the Sancerre The average was the rest of the experience . Go to China town and eat great Chinese

Yee's review above convinced me to try out Heen's. I was very surprised at the service and food. It…read morewas a rather late lunch on a cloudy chilly Sunday. The ambiance was VERY PLEASANT, and the food was amazing. I would choose this restaurant over many other Chinese restaurants in London. I highly suggest their Cantonese Sea bass filet.

The best Italian food in Sutton area. I don't know why they only got 2 stars. Staff and manager are…read morepretty humor and lovely. Good for both family and business lunch and dinner. Strong recommended.

The atmosphere is lovely, although very loud. It's essential to book a table on a Friday or…read moreSaturday or you will end up disappointed. However the vegetarian options are abysmal. Italian is generally a vegetarian-friendly cuisine and if nothing else you would expect to get an excellent, thin crust, stone baked margherita. The pizza tasted like it came out of a freezer at Tesco and the mozzarella was cheap and had the texture of plastic. The pasta primavera was a standard pasta-with-tomato-sauce with some frozen vegetables added. A very lazy effort and an incredible disappointment. Maybe this review seems harsh but I think it would be very easy to make some very simple changes to avoid these disappointments.

What a pleasant surprise! I was in Sutton on business and visited this little gem on a whim. I…read moredidn't expect the food to be so good and unbelievably yummy. I enjoyed the curry prawns, coconut soup and wine. Delicious!

4.5 stars -- This was our first meal in London. A group of 8 of us came for dinner. My cousin had a…read moremade a reservation and we were seated right away. We ordered a bunch of food including the satay chicken skewers, papaya salad, prawn toast, pad Thai (with and without prawns), curry (green and mussaman), rice (pineapple fried rice, chicken fried rice and egg fried rice), drinks and a few other items. Food was quite good, on par with other Thai restaurants I've been to in California. The Thai iced tea tasted like English tea, which was slightly underwhelming. Overall good food and good atmosphere. Try it when you're in Cheam!

What's better than a yummy Malaysian restaurant? A local yummy Malaysian restaurant which delivers…read moreto my home!! In the Malaysian tradition of discussing food, one of my Malaysian friends told me about Noodle House. Could it really be true? A restaurant/takeaway serving authentic Malaysian located but a mere 2 miles from my house. So it was with fevered excitement that I arrived at Noodle House. When I explained that I had heard that they served Malaysian food, they produced a special menu with Malaysian dishes. They also have a conventional Chinese menu. As I scanned the menu, a broad smile came over my face and yes, my heart skipped a beat. The street food favourites were all there, ranging from rojak (mixed fruit salad with thick spicy peanut/prawn paste) to Indian mee rebus to home made soya bean milk. In the name of Yelp research, I'm eating my way through their menu. A couple of average dishes but in general, this is the real thing. Absolutely top notch singapore laksa, wat tan ho, hokkien char mee and pasembur. I'm smiling even as I write this review!

I return to noodle house whenever I'm in Sutton visiting from the USA. There isn't anything…read morecomparable to it anywhere I've gone. The food is amazing regardless if it's eat-in or takeaway. Everything is always fresh and tastes wonderful. This is one of the most underrated places to eat in Sutton. Very fair prices and generous portions. Highly recommended.

Sutton in Surrey is a funny town. A huge pedrestranised shopping area turns into a bit of a dead…read morezone at night time. The main collection of restaurants is at the southern end of town nearer the station I was looking for somewhere to meet a friend in Sutton and Opentable threw up Brasserie Vacherin. To be honest, Sutton can seem a little shady at night and stepping into the restaurant was like stepping into the Tardis - completely different atmospheres inside and outside and the restaurant does open out into a large dining area in the back They have tried to create the ambiance of France in the restaurant and you can almost believe you're there til the non French accented staff arrive. Service did however carry that ever so French 'I'm doing you a favour' quality to it. My friend and I decided to share a baked Vacherin cheese starter in honour of the restaurant's name and you can't really go far wrong with hot stringy cheese. The portion wasn't the biggest though to be fair, it was being sold as a starter for one For main, my friend and I both opted for slow cooked lamb shank served with spring onion mashed potato. The lamb had been cooked to falling off the bone consistency as I had hoped for. The French take on champ had well made mash but the occasional piece of harsh raw spring onion Dessert was a well made classical creme brulee Overall, a slightly upmarket spot for Sutton though it's not good enough to make me return to Sutton just to eat here

A wonderful time was had by all 6 of us especially when the AC started leaking on my wife. Other…read morethan that the food was excellent. I had scallops with black sausage (blood sausage which I love) & a separate order of steamed scallops which was yummy with a superb broth. I also had a red wine & a white wine (vimentino). I know it was out of order but that's the way it was. Service was attentive if a little slow. The venue was nice & homey. Nothing fancy. I recommend this restaurant for a casual dinner in Croyden, UK .

The only reason I can`t give 5 stars is because there is a 10% service charge. Pesto's was my…read morefriend suggestion as he has recently moved to Sutton Coldfield before us and already eaten there twice with friends. We were greeted by a friendly hostess who quickly got us an ideal table and a drink.She explained the lunch time tapas menu to us then left us to decide. Looking around the restaurant was quite large but had a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. We chose three dishes each off the lunch menu and didn't have to wait long for them to arrive. Myself and my wife both agreed the food was delicious. I did feel that the desserts were equally delicious but quite expensive for the amount you got. Overall we all really enjoyed the food and the staff were both friendly and efficient.

The food is really good, although everything is spicy. I got a take away last week and it didn't…read moretake too long. People were friendly and it is always crowded whenever i walk by. The menu has improved since last year and they often have discounts.

Simply put, Nando's is Nando's and I've never been disappointed therein, particularly at my local…read morebranch. The staff are always nice and helpful, food is delicious and well priced, and the discount card is hard to deny. Will gladly return!

Love this pub. The Guinness is great, though it should be as it's an Irish pub. I only visit once a…read moreweek, but the staff remember me every time. They are friendly and welcoming, not just to me, but all customers. They even remember which table I usually sit at. I don't have food, but isn't Guinness all you need to fill you up? I would recommend a member of staff for special thanks, but they are all good. I do have a card with Amber & Lisa on it, so special shout out to them.

So, this might change your opinion of me for life but sod it, I'm saying it anyway - I frickin'…read morelove this place! My bias is that I have only ever been here on Christmas Eve(s), always with a big group of friends and plenty of wine beforehand. A few years ago I had to be dragged kicking and screaming to O'Neills on Christmas Eve - not now! Now I'm the first in, rocking up to the bar and getting a round in. I always have fun, it's like a school reunion in there for me, for a start, and now that I live so far away it's great to come home and see old faces. So, what else should I say. Well, they often have live music on and I can vaguely remember dancing on occasion so it must be decent (either that or the wine has taken its toll). It's hot and sweaty, you'll likely be chatted up by a few people you don't want to be chatted up by and have to maneuver yourself away pronto. The queue for the bar looks big but I find it never takes long to get served. All in all this O'Neills is my favourite place for a Christmas Eve shin-dig. Festive fun guaranteed, and if you're anything like me it's followed by missing the last night bus, having to locate a taxi, chatting to a (very old) taxi driver about what the area looked like in the Second World War, getting home to your parents house, quietly making tea and toast then being woken up at 6am on Christmas Day by your dad who's come down to find you on the sofa with cold tea and toast in front of you. Ahh, it's good to go home for Christmas!