Fantastic authentic little French deli, famous for their unbelievably cheap freshly prepared…read morebaguettes.

Can't believe there is only one review for this place. Having lived around the corner it's obvious…read morewhat an awesome little business this is. They serve the best Baguettes around, the queues on the Sat and Sun morning are proof of this. The staff are mostly french as are a lot of the customers. Everything they have in the store is fresh and really good value. Don't be put off by any queues, they move pretty fast and it's worth the wait. My favourite is the Salami and Brie baguette followed by a warmed up quiche. Easy to get hooked.

I can't take all the credit for finding this spot, because the Yelp reviews drew me to them. You…read morewon't be disappointed at all. The service was fast, the staff was great and helpful and the food, OH MY, it was yummy. The drinks weren't bad as well. We had a great conversation and enjoyed the vibe of the restaurant for a while. We found this on our last night in Europe go stop by and visit you won't be disappointed.

People of the United Kingdom, let me introduce you to French dip sandwiches. It's one of the guilty…read morepleasure American dining concepts worth importing and Dip & Flip is a great place to discover it Wimbledon Broadway's increasingly varied and interesting culinary offerings has been boosted by Dip & Flip's second location. They are entering quite a competitive market but from my dining experience, they are a welcome addition and should be here to stay Most customers will be drawn to Flip part of the menu with cooked to order delicious looking and smelling burgers. Certainly looked a lot more promising than the disappointing Five Guys a few doors down and cheaper to boot However, I was here for the rare-to-find-in-Britain French dip sandwich. The choice in the Dip part of the menu was roast beef or lamb, served with their appropriate accompaniments. For those unfamiliar with French dip, imagine slices of meat dipped in gravy in a brioche bun, served with more gravy in a bowl on the side. The idea is to saturate each meaty bready mouthful by dipping it into the gravy, a heavenly experience I discovered in the States The D&F sandwich was filled with excellent roast lamb but I did struggle to dip it effectively. It was generously overfilled and the next time, I shall push the meat in more fully into the sandwich before dipping. The bun held up well but I found myself making a bit of a mess on the tray. French dip is messy eating but perhaps not this messy! Kitchen towel is provided on the table as well as a clean up wet wipe. Engineering constructs aside, it was an excellent tasting meal though I'd probably omit the pickle and tone down the amount of mint sauce next time but that's just my palate Fries are interesting here. They're available plain with Australian seasoning, with squeezy American cheese or 'poutine' style with mozzarella cheese (not strictly poutine with no cheese curds) and grab or with added chilli too. I'm a huge fan of poutine, so the choice was easy. It was a slow night in the restaurant and their gravy wasn't piping hot, so my poutine, while nice, wasn't the melty cheesy gooey mess that it could be. To be fair, they took my comments on board and I shall be back Lastly, I had an excellent proper milkshake - the 330mls is enough. Alcohol is available at this sit down venue An excellent addition to the Wimbledon dining scene. I shall be back to try the more traditional beef French dip and with a few tweaks, 5 stars is on the cards. I'm excited!

Amazing food every time - always so fresh!! The salads, sandwiches, quiche and service is always…read morefive stars!! Cannot recommend highly enough. Try the potatoes!!!

One of my favourite spots in London. Incredible hot and cold salad items, beautiful sandwiches with…read moreartisanal meats and cheeses, and world class deli supplies and ingredients. Friendly service, good prices.

Although the spelling does grate on my sensibilities, I have to say that Moka (arrghh - hurts more…read moretyping it!) is a nice cafe on the ground floor of Centre Court Shopping Centre It's an excellent spot for a restorative sit down and refreshments during a shopping trip. They offer a wide selection of drinks and cakes and pastries. If you were after something more substantial, they also offer light meals which would do for lunch

This is a quaint place to stop in the Centre Court shopping Center in Wimbledon for a quick fresh…read morelunch or a coffee/ tea.

A cool and hip neighborhood American sandwich joint serving up solid sandwiches and delicious…read morebrunch items with real American bacon! If you are an expat, this will be your new comfort food craving after your first visit. Our group ordered three different sandwiches and shared many brunch dishes and they were all amazing. They serve their buttermilk pancakes topped with bacon and a generous helping of syrup on the side. The eggs benny came with fries and was delish as well. All of their amazing sandwiches come with an individual pickle that is made in-house. We shared a Chicken Cobb (Corn fed chicken, smoked bacon, avocado, blue cheese, boiled egg, tomato, red onion, lettuce & mayo on 3 slices of toasted white), The Toronto (Slow roasted topside beef, melted English cheddar, leaf lettuce, tomato, pickled hot peppers, red onion, & horseradish mayo on toasted sourdough), and The Medley (Roasted turkey breast, smoked ham, bacon, melted cheddar & emmental, lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickled hot peppers & basil mayo on toasted sourdough). This place is locally owned and the vibe is very laid back. We went around 12:30 on a Saturday and this place was packed. They take reservations so you might want to make some (we did). Overall, I will definitely come back.

Like most American ex-pats, I'm amazed at how the country that invented the sandwich can't make a…read moreproper sandwich. There are few things in the world less appetizing to me than two pieces of pre-packaged soggy bread with one slice of ham drowning in a gallon of mayo that's been sitting on the Pret a Manger shelf all day. In America you only see stuff like that at gas stations, and even there they hold the mayo. In England, they put so much mayo on those sandwiches that it actually gets listed as an ingredient. So whereas you'd have a chicken sandwich with mayo in America, in England it becomes a chicken mayo sandwich. That's just wrong. And nasty. Enter Pickle & Rye. If this place were in Soho or South Kensington then there'd be lines out the door. True Mortlake is in London's upscale southwest and thus home to several affluent American ex-pats, but I feel like that this gem of a sandwich place is missing out on a golden opportunity by being stuck out in the middle of nowhere. It was a trek to get to even from Fulham, and I've got plenty of friends who think that Fulham is enough of a trek already. Or at least that's their excuse for never coming to visit us. This place would merely have to not completely suck to be one of the best sandwich places in London, but it's really taken the art of the sandwich to another level. The owner / head sandwich dude is a culinary school graduate who roasts all their meats, cures his own corned beef (known around these parts as salt beef), makes his own dill pickles (which are easily the best that I've ever had in England) and Russian dressing, with the result being the finest reuben this side of the Atlantic. I will gladly return to the middle of nowhere for another one.

Over sized personal pizza! If you like a thinner crust this is the pizza…read more My favorite was the fungi with white sauce. Oh and they deliver!

We had the pizzas delivered and it is a bit disappointing. the sauce tasted literally like blended…read moreup tomato, very thin and tomato-y, so I am not impressed by it as I like my pizza very saucy. So if you like those pizzas that has less sauce, you might find this quite nice. The pizza dough is a bit different than the sourdough pizza we have from other places. This is very thin and a bit crunchy, other places are rather spongy and I'd prefer spongy so I had to give an average score on the pizzas. Pizza to the people - prosciutto and mozzarella. good portion of prosciutto. £11.75 Capricciosa - mushroom, olives, artichokes, prosciutto salami and mozzarella £14

The Delicious Deli serves cold meats and olives and other traditional deli items. It also doubles…read moreup as a cafe, serving paninis, sandwiches, pies, quiches and other pastries. There is a gorgeous garden at the back which is great for children. They serve a range of coffees, tea and hot chocolate - and babycino's are free. The food is all fresh and the homemade scotch eggs are a real highlight. The staff are very friendly and are very knowledgable about the products. The cheese counter features a range of popular cheeses such as cheddar and stilton, but also has some lesser known cheeses such as pecorino and vignotte. The opening hours are great for people who work during the day and they have recently started serving their sandwiches on a Sunday. If breakfast is what you're looking for they serve croissants, pain au chocolats, pain au raisins and a range of danishes - as well as hot bacon sandwiches. Their selection of fresh breads is fantastic. Overall The Delicious Deli is a fabulous deli and cafe, whatever you are after they will have it!

Bliss Coffee is a nice lunch spot, right between Wimbledon station and Wimbledon South tube…read morestation. They do decent flat whites, using beans from the excellent Allpress coffee roaster. I was very happy when I found out that a new coffee shop supplied by Allpress opened around the corner of my office. Since Bliss Coffee launched, I have been heading there for lunch about once a week. Besides coffee, they also have a small lunch menu, mostly sandwiches, but also some other dishes. The staff are very friendly and the place is bigger than it looks at first. It seems that Bliss Coffee quickly became a destination for locals either living or working in the neighbourhood. Before Bliss Coffee opened, I found it hard to get a good flat white in my lunch break. Using Allpress beans, I think they are definitely one of the best coffee shops in Wimbledon. If you like good coffee and are nearby, don't look any further.

i enjoy a recovery cup of coffee and sometimes a toasted sandwich as well after a training swim at…read morethe nearby better gym. and make a visit to enjoy the jazz on month end a really great place

This place is a real find! This recently renovated stall makes bacon, egg, and sausages sandwiches…read morefreshly to order in a choice of sandwich, roll or (my favourite) the soft french stick. The previous stall was starting to look a little shappy, but the new one is a great improvement. There used to be a little sign explaining the history: that there has been a sandwich stall on this spot (which is the end of the number 14 bus route), since the late 19th century. Presumably they also had supplies for the horses back then. A hearty bacon and egg in French stick, with grilled onions and mustard will set you back £2.60. Also available are coffees and teas, cakes and a range of other cooked snacks such as hamburgers. No seating next to the hut, but there are benches nearby. Perfect for picking up a Saturday morning breakfast when your fridge is empty. There is also another newsagents hut next door, where you can pick up a pint of milk in additions to the newspaper.

Accidentally came across this super cute place on my lunch break and was drawn in with by the great…read morename. It has a great vibe with cute aesthetics and a relaxing, sunny feel. I was disappointed by the lack of option on their menu but the ham and cheese croissant I ordered was delicious. They also brought out free lemon water to every table which is wonderful in London! There was a lot of elderly people there eating together which I thought was weird but not a problem at all. Overall, it was a great little lunch experience with amazing service!

Nice little cafe in a good location by Putney Bridge - it's actually a very pretty modern annex to…read moreSt Mary's Church. I liked the Aztec hot chocolate which uses dark chocolate and therefore has a strong slightly bitter taste rather than the insipid milky or watery sweet stuff you normally get. Quite a good place to work too, and in general a nice place to stop by if you have time to kill in the area.