Nice place to stop for a coffee and breakfast, especially if you're staying in a hotel in the area…read more Good bagel selections, including options for vegetarians, as well as muffins and other baked goods.

Located in the top corner of the shopping center this restaurant offers a wider selection than you…read morecan get in most places in Redhill for lunch. When I worked in the town center I found this a good place to get something to eat when I didn't fancy just eating a McDonalds or Burger King. I would reguarly go for the Lasagne, which was always really tasty. There is plenty of space in the establishment to take a seat and relax, while the selection of food is priced comparitively cheaply. They have a nice selection of ice cream and desserts too. I've eaten breakfast here too and I would say that the cooked breakfast selection is rather tasty as well. The serving system is cafeteria based in that you get a tray and go through picking up your selection. Definitely worth taking a stray from the beaten track for.

I really love their individual 3 toppings pizza plus their yummy fried chicken…read more.. Remember to show your student card to get 10% off your bill...

Don't tell my university but if they asked me where I was when I should of been at my lecture on a…read morecertain Friday, I would have to tell them that I was here.. and that I would probably do it again! I do hate my Friday lectures... However yes, I came here to celebrate the end of the week and I was determined to enjoy this meal guilt-free - forget the money, the saturated fat. This is my reward! After I had eaten I duly felt awful for the cost and obesity issues I had put upon myself but thoroughly satisfied with my munch. A very cheap meal at that - Donner meat on top of a deliciously soft Nana bread. The meat was lacking in quantity but the price was very competitive and the Nana a welcome change from the pitta you usually get. They also sell (as the name suggests) Pizzas, much much cheaper then the more famous Pizza outlets and perhaps, what with the homemade feel you get from it, you feel they're even tastier! Who knows. Go find out for yourself!

cardamom bun had nice fragrance from the spice but the whole thing was too sweet in my opinionread more

Had my birthday dining here. Excellent dishes and ambiance is amazing. Service is great as well…read more Loved the sourdough!

A hidden gem in Lingfield, Lingfield Tandoori is a very impressive restaurant the fact they don't…read moretry as hard makes them stand out from the rest. Waiter turnover is low so each time to visit your all treated like family. Food is traditional and menu is reasonable priced I would recommend them including 10% or 12.5% service charge on the bill as it helps customers without having to do the maths.

Very much enjoyed eating here. Quite atmosphere. Wonderful attentive staff and the food was…read moreexcellent. Who would have thought in this small village you would such great food.

I need to update my review because we went back for dinner and everything was goooorgeous…read more This is a small restaurant and we arrived a bit late on Saturday night (just before 9pm) so they were running out of some of the dishes. I don't mind that though, it must cut down on food waste! I tried the crab and chorizo linguine and it was just perfect! The portion was massive...but it was so tasty that somehow I finished it all. Nom. If you live near here (or even if you don't!) and you fancy some good French cuisine, come and visit!!

Beautiful place and views, lovely food and great staff. 2nd time here. Last time great too- at…read moreteatime. Will try the breakfast menu next time. Thank you for a lovely meal xx

Extremely enjoyable new French café addition to Hoxton Square!…read more Brought to you by the owners of Happiness Forgets (popular hidden, but very busy cocktailery downstairs at this address) -- Petit Pois Bistro is a charming, quaint operation boasting a short, but robust French-inspired menu. I popped in for a late midweek lunch and enjoyed a peashoot salad with honey vinagerette (delicious! £3), Skate Wing (nice, but I was regretful I didn't go for the pork belly), and an enviable poached pear accompanied by an espresso. Everything was very nicely prepared and presented. The menu ranges from light bites to filling mains as well as some snacks (I'll be back for the Croque Madame once I'm back on the carbs!). It's a very thoughtful menu. The service was exceptional. The patio was full (5-6 tables), and the interior has been redone with cozy banquette/booths and a row of seating. They have an extensive wine list. It's a lovely spot for a lunch, a casual French Bistro dinner. A very welcome addition to Hoxton Square given the usual options over here are aimed at a more...drunken...crowd.

I can't wait to go back!…read more The French bistro ambiance was full on--intimate and relaxed. The service was great. And the food was delicious. I particularly enjoyed the red beetroot dish--fresh and well balanced--and the ribeye was perfectly cooked. I'll definitely order the mousse again for dessert; they managed to keep the rich dark, dense chocolate flavour while still making it feel smooth and airy. If you're in Hoxton square dropping by Petit Pois for a small plate or a meal is a must!

Beautiful restaurant with pretty good food. The service was fair because the waiter was somewhat…read morepassive aggressive. His demeanor aside, it was a positive overall experience. The salmon was fresh and delicious. The kimchi rice was very authentic in terms of fermented flavor. While it was good, the strong vinegary flavor somewhat overwhelmed the dish and made it a bit unpalatable. Comparatively speaking, I had the same dish elsewhere a few days prior and flavor-wise, it was not as intensely complicated as the kimchi rice at this restaurant. It was not bad, but just too intense. The other side dishes were really good. The dessert had an attractive presentation, but that is where it ended. The soft-serve ice cream was mediocre at best and the mix-ins were quite underwhelming. The overall meal was about an 8, ambiance was a 10 and the service was about a 7, as it improved as the visit progressed. With that said, I would definitely return because the food was good as a whole.

The decor in The Ivy Asia is STUNNING! I was amazed at all of the details and the style of the…read morerestaurant. We went during lunch and it was very busy. The service was great and the food was delicious. It's a place that I'll definitely visit next time I'm in London.

Happy Onam! This is a Keralan restaurant on a non descript High Street in East London. However when…read moreI went today, they was celebrating the Onam festival, which made it a little bit more special with all the decorations and the small shrine in the corner. I've eaten here before but as I was looking at the menu, the waiter suggested a banana leaf curry. Being new to this I agreed, I was pleasantly surprised to see them dishing out small portions of sambals, rice and curries on a banana leaf complete with a poppadum. The food range from cold, warm, spicy, bitter, chewy, creamy, sweet and sour. Finished off with a tapoica pudding with coconut and cashews. Finally, there was a nice little banana. Being a bit deaf. The waiter did not speak a lot of english. Communication was a little skewed. However they were pleasant, as I think they were slightly amused by the lone white male, eating in an otherwise all Keralan restaurant. They offered extra rice which was gratefully accepted. I liked this place despite being slightly baffled by the exoticness of it all. But it makes a nice change from the usual generic Indian restaurant.

This is the best cheap Kerala (a South Indian State) food in London. Period…read more I did realise something quite recently - after visiting the restaurant some 10 times. My favourite dish - Beef Fry - is not on the menu. But I ask for it and get it - no problems. I haven't asked them why beef dishes aren't on the menu but their best dish from what I have had would be the beef fry and Kerala Porotta. Happy Unhealthy-ness.