Small cafe selling the usual all day breakfasts plus burgers, chicken, curry, mixed grill, pains,…read more etc. Clean and comfortable plus the food is cheep which is a bonus. Off street parking nearby.

A very strong brand in providing a family friendly social eating place. I liked the distressed…read morewooden tables and fixtures. No worries about my children scratching anything as they played with the provided board games. The food was good quality, not amazing but decent with ample serving sizes. The range of food is good. It all seems well presented. There's plenty of tap water for the children and there are lots of high chairs.

Welcome to Epsom! Looked very new and an upstairs, was welcomed ,but they were in the middle of…read moretraining, so I will be back for a proper review

A good place for a coffee, breakfast and such. The furnishings mean that sound doesn't get absorbed…read moreso it can be noisy. The staff could have been more observant but they are friendly and competent.

This is a typical english style cafe, the staff are very friendly and the food is reasonably priced…read moreand tasty. Varied menu, sandwiches , grills, all day breakfast, etc. I had the gammon steak which i cant fault at the price. The place is clean but a little warm today.

It's surprising that there aren't more cafes in Epsom as this place does a good brisk breakfast…read moretrade. Sometimes you just need a good British fry up to get you going and the cardiologists in trade! Cafe 1 is located towards the southern end of town and has nice decor and ambiance. The full English is large, reasonably priced and available all day. There are also cakes available but I've not been here for morning elevenses or afternoon tea. It's worth a look for those days you fancy a cholesterol splurge!

I am ABSOLUTELY LOVING the fact that Surrey is shedding it's banker belt, geriatric image, full of…read moresoulless national chains, poor food, and independent stores that have seen better days. G!ro cycles is a new cafe on the edge of Esher's high street that combines the quintessential coffee + cycle. The atmosphere is busy and full of cyclists finishing group rides when we head in on a Sunday mid morning. Coffee here is served by trained baristas and matches the quality and standard of other independent coffee shops in the area. At the rear is a bike shop teeming with independent bike gear, unlike your chain stores in Guildford and Chertsey. Service is friendly even when time is short and the baristas are well trained and pump out drinks briskly and with ease. Coffee is provided by a local roaster, Beanberry, and is of fine quality. Overall, a great experience. Time to find work from home days so that I can head over and work from this awesome place.

I can't believe there are only 2 reviews on this place! Then again, it's a cyclist cafe so I'm…read moreguessing most people who come here just chill, eat, and go. Don't be fooled by the lack of reviews. This place is buzzing. It's honestly a standard cafe size but it becomes packed quickly after a cycling event, before lunch time on the weekends, or right after work. They're menu is predominantly health focused which means you get an array of hip smoothies, oatmeal on the go, and avocado toast. I'm honestly the biggest fan of their coffee. Being a coffee fanatic, I get picky but Giro's is strong and delicious. They also have a diverse list of milk alternatives which is always a plus. I can't speak for how they make cappuccinos or lattes but their Americanos are great. The staff are polite and friendly but they do have a tendency to blast AC during the summer months so go with a cardigan. They have a mini cycling shop at the back of the cafe which is cool to peak at if you're bored from working on your laptop.

Occasionally, I pop into Epsom town before work to go to the bank or get some essentials. In return…read morefor dragging myself out of bed early, I usually spoil myself with a hot breakfast. My Chinese Thrift Gene (CTG) had been pushing me in the direction of McMuffin meals at the McDonalds on the 1st floor of The Ashley Centre. However, I had always smelt lovely smells coming from the breakfast bar section of Moka, a cafe located in the sunny central atrium on the ground floor. So, one day, my Chinese Quality Gene (GQC) overrode the CTG and I ordered myself an egg and sausage bap. My CQG was on a roll when it spotted a machine for automatically squeezing oranges and I paired my bap with a large glass of freshly squeezed OJ. Well, the bap arrived with a generous amount of sausage and the egg was perfect with a gooey yolk. I had mine with brown sauce and like any good bap, there was a degree of goodness squishing out of the bap with every delicious mouthful. The fresh OJ was perfect to wash down the calories and make the meal feel vaguely healthy! I'm afraid the GCQ wlll trump the CTG in the future and I shall descend that extra floor for my Moka breakfast bap

La Mocha (the indoor cafe at the Ashley Centre) has possibly the best coffee in the area. We are…read morequite fussy about our coffee and La Mocha offers quality. Sandwiches have generous fillings in a large range and reasonably priced. Our grandchildren enjoy their genuine Portuguese Pasta del nata (custard tarts) with a 'baby chino'. Lovely breakfast baps. The staff are friendly and service is efficient. I agree with Alex M's review that the outside cafe - Moka - is expensive with a slow service. Strange, as I think both cafes are owned by the same people.

Typical greasy spoon. Good quality food. Good prices. Nice family-run place.read more