Stumbled across this place by accident but really glad I did. Simple food done well and reasonable…read moreprices.

They offer discounts for all students. The service is very…read moregood; staffs were all friendly and attentive. If you want a delicious foods and coffee and good value for your money, this is the right place that you must go.

We used to go here all the time and loved it, but in the last 6+ months it has gone downhill -…read morebadly! The staff have all changed going from lovely, relaxed and friendly people to people who don't really seem to care, and the food used to be absolutely fantastic but they seem to have changed their quality of ingredients and the food now it not good at all. In the last 4 visits my husband food has been burnt 3 times, and then stone cold the 4th time. It does have a lovely look to it though. Could still recommend for drinks, for sure! But not at all for food. I just don't understand as it is always rammed, so they should make enough money to buy good ingredients... If they could go back to the way they used to be, it would be a full on 5 stars.

Cool decor. Friendly staff. Good food. Appears to draw a nice relaxed crowd of all ages. Stopped in…read morefor dinner and had the avocado salad with caesar dressing. Very good. Monday apparently free pudding night so also scored a free brownie sundae. It was also trivia night and joined in with nearby table. Place was full of happy people by the time I left. Returned the next night and had a burger and fries. Again tasty. Good food and nice place to hang out. Loved it.

I'm not a fan of pan-Asian restaurants but Momo was friendly and quirky. The laksa was yummy…read morealthough could have used slightly more kick and could have benefitted from a better bowl. Definitely a likeable local joint.

I just stumbled into this place on my last day in town. I wish I'd discovered it sooner... I…read morewould've gone back multiple times! This little mom 'n' pop restaurant serves Japanese (sushi and sashimi), Chinese (dumplings), and Malaysian cuisine (Laksa, etc.). I asked and the chef is apparently ethnically Chinese, but grew up partly in Japan and spent 15 years in the restaurant industry there. My server (the chef's sister-in-law and I'm guessing also a/the proprietor) spoke fluent Mandarin, and when I revealed that I spoke Mandarin as well, she immediately recommended the pork dumplings. (At first she had simply said that everything was good.) The pork dumplings were indeed good. Very similar to what I enjoyed in northern China. Just be aware, that while advertised as plain dumplings, they came out pan-fried on the bottom, like pot-stickers. I tried the salmon & tuna sashimi, which was very fresh, soft, and delicious. Finally, I tried the laksa with udon noodles. They warned me that it would be a little bit spicy. I said a little spicy to medium spicy is ok... It came out with almost no heat. I finished the whole bowl and my lips barely tingled. I'm from southern California, so maybe I'm used to spicier things and their spice levels have been adjusted for the local palate. I'd say this was the only somewhat disappointing dish I tried, but it was still good. Maybe next time I'd just ask for it hotter or with hot sauce on the side. And I got the goji berry tea, which was served with rock sugar. I didn't ask if other sweetener options were available, but if you require others you might want to come prepared. They do have some vegetarian options. I was tempted by one of their salads, but that will have to wait until my next visit. As other commenters have mentioned, the decor is kitschy and cozy, and I might even add entertaining. There was a knit art installation filling the entire main window. The proprietor was delightful. Eavesdropped kitchen banter was happy, adding to the cozy atmosphere. If I lived in Staines, I would come here all the time. [By the way, you might think the place is named after the book 'Momo' by Michael Ende (author of The Neverending Story), of which there are copies in several languages on one of their bookshelves. But I asked and it's not. It's just a word that's easy to remember and pronounce and has positive or neutral meanings in several Asian languages.]

Nice, friendly little cafe with good range of smoothies, juices and coffees. Food is limited to…read moresnacks - sandwiches, paninis, bagels. It's great for a quiet lunch or afternoon break from shopping. Space is a bit limited as it's small but it never seems to be crowded as it's a bit off the beaten track. There are a few toys for children to play with and the place is always clean and tidy. Prices are very reasonable.

Came here a while back with a friend. I'm vegetarian, so I just ordered a jacket potato, with…read morecheese and beans, and a can of lemonade. The food came out, and I can honestly say it was the biggest potato I've seen in my life! Piping hot, with plenty of filling, and a nice crisp salad on the side. Service was very friendly, and my food and drink only cost around £4. Definitely worth the price. Would've paid a lot more for what I had Definitely coming here again!

Excellent menu selection, friendly staff and quick delivery. Had breakfast today with my husband…read moreand both of our meals were generous and very tasty. We will definitely be back.

This Cafe is where you park the car to walk to Runnymede: the site where King John signed and…read moresealed the Magna Carta. We stopped here for morning coffee and had an excellent English breakfast for 6 pounds. Fresh, super fresh eggs. Real ham slabs. Baked beans. Sausage. Three things this cafe had that was unique: 1) the tea pot made out of used tea bags. I guarantee this will be the first and last teapot you see like this 2) they sell the 1215 Magna Carta in a sturdy cardboard tube, a cardboard tube I haven't seen sold anywhere else and 3) they sell a nice version I haven't seen elsewhere of the Kings and Queens of England family tree with England's history timeline alongside it. When you're done eating, walk to the Runnymede Memorial. The Memorial is free and takes less than an hour to view. Parking is about 1,50 pounds per hour that you pay via a machine (based upon an honor system). Give the machine exact change otherwise consider yours a free donation.

I ADDED THIS RESTAURANT TO YELP BECAUSE IT IS SO GOOD!!!…read more Loved by both students and locals, Golden Cafe has amazing prices, fast service, and TASTY FOOD!! Waitstaff are friendly and accommodating to any menu preference or dietary need!! They want you to have a good meal and good time and it shows! MENU- offers HUNDEREDS of food combos including all day breakfast, sandwiches, roasts, burgers, desserts, pancakes, sides, kids meals, coffees, milkshakes, smoothies, vegetarian and vegan food, and APPLE AND CHERRY PIE TO DIE FOR!!!! I go here at least once a week with my friends and my only complaint is that I wish it was open later (closes at 5pm) so we could enjoy their food even more!!!

Great café in a quaint village. The staff was really friendly and food was delicious! They know how…read moreto do a classic English breakfast so we were not disappointed with our first meal in England this trip. The menu has a ton of options and you can pick and choose your combinations for breakfast which was awesome! Great prices but cash only. My boyfriend and I were meeting my sister here after we took a red eye landing at Heathrow. We were on our way to Dorset and so it was a great meeting spot to get picked up and get a little brekkie in after the flight. The early Saturday morning crowd had a local vibe but it started to fill up more on Saturday morning.

By far the best little sand which shop in the area. The ingredients are fresh and just perfect. If…read moreI hadn't eaten my sandwich already, I would have posted a picture. During my visit to the area, I ate here all 4 days and just loved it. The ladies working here are also very friendly. I'll definitely come back if I ever visit Egham in the future. :)

Popular non-chain coffeeshop in Baker St. Recently…read morerefurbished, the seating has improved, but somethings gone wrong with the daytime lighting as it felt a little gloomy at 9.30am Breakfast was fine, and there aren't too many places in Weybridge you can get an 'English'. It was £6.50 , but inclusded a coffee (latte) or tea, so reasonable value, if not excitng flavours. Now opens on some evenings for an idiosynchratic menu including, Quail, Kebab, Venison burger, Crocodile, Spring Buck....have to try it sometime.

Always perfect for what you need it to be: Friendly and good service, great coffee, great…read moresandwiches and lunch food. Couldn't recommend Cafe One more.

OMG. The fried bread…read more Small hole in the wall, well, an old school literally. Pretty good breakfast, good celebrity spotting (Chris Evans), and OMG. The fried bread. It's where bikers in the area come to roost over lean bacon, not over greasy eggs and yes, you guessed it, OMG. The fried bread.