I'm a long time resident of Morden and I have to say that the food offerings around the station are…read morequite stereotypical - kebab shops spring to mind. However, I was pleasantly surprised to spot Dessertz this week They describe themself as an ice cream parlour and cafe. Visible from the outside are the big tubs of gelato, which is what drew me in. The menu also lists milkshakes and coffees as well as more fancy ice cream creations I opted for one scoop of banoffee in a cone to take with me on my underground journey. It was lovely - good banana flavour with a ribbon of caramel; runniong througn it. They have a loyalty scheme, offering free coffee or ice cream with every 6 purchases

Back in June I ordered a cake for my son's 10th birthday. When I saw the cake, it looked amazing…read moreand it tasted great too! The lady who works in the bakery is very talented and helpful. I was very happy. I will be back soon.

Lovely little crazy-cheap bakery…read more Went in there last night right before closing, after being enticed by their wonderful window display of cakes. We were served by a very helpful lady that spent time explaining what the different choices of Eastern European biscuits and cakes where, before loading us up with 6 cookies and 2 slices of homemade baklava, all for only £1.80!!! And on the way out, she offered us free sandwiches! So we walked away very happy indeed with a feast for two. The food itself was tasty, especially the coconut cookie and pistachio baklava. Delicious. Next time I'm in the neighbourhood I want to try a slice of their cakes - the carrot fudge cake looks amazing!

I saw the Village Cakery stand at a recent Italian market on Wimbledon Broadway. I was able to chat…read moreto Rebecca Reid, the owner who was manning the stand. The Village Cakery specialises in cupcakes and mainly caters to functions although she is trying to get out to markets. She only had chocolate and vanilla flavours by the time I got there. So I got one of each at £2 per cupcake. Being the generous brother that I am, I shared them with my sister when I got home. The sponge was moist and the appropirate flavour shone through. The icing was soft, buttery and luscious. A lovely cupcake. I hope to see the Village Cakery stall at the next market

This is a small bakery located adjacent to Morden Tube station. On a recent trip up to London in…read morethe evening, I was looking for a quick snack just as I jumped onto the train. The Family Bakers offered a variety of tempting looking cakes but I was after something savoury and I became interested in their selection of boreks. On further enquiry, I discovered that they're a Turkish pastry with different fillings - the pastry is quite light and flaky. My spicy chicken borek was kindly heated up and I enjoyed a tasty and filling meal on my way up to London.

This is my favourite bakery ever. There is not a product that I have not devoured that is made here…read moredaily. It really is a case of getting here quick because once it is sold out, then sorry, all gone. So, here is a little summary of the products here: Olive Oil Bread - never seen this elsewhere, but it is truly awesome square or rectangle of 4 layers of bread baked in the Oil, the outside two are crispy and the inside two are heaven, light, fluffy and yummy. Five star product. Large ones are £1.40 I think. Apple Doughnuts - these are sugar coasted with apple chunks and are massive for a doughnut. The outside is dark brown due to the way they make themjust yummy. Also available in a jam version which is smaller. Pizza - Tomato rich, yummy hot and cold pizza slices are available and cooked on a Sicilian rectangle base. Only £1 for the plain one which makes for a nice snack. Loaves of bread - amazing again, worth calling in advance to order as they sell out daily, expect for French style bagettes. Sandwiches/Rolls - You have to get here before 8am for these a lot of the time, but given the fine hams and cheeses you can buy here these are yummy. Then there is things to buy for home, like packets and tins of pastas, Italian juices, and provisions. These are reasonably priced and available to pick up. Although, what I love about this shop is that the family that run it have been at the centre of their community for decades. Dedication to quality and a great quality of service, they should win a medal.

The bread may be nice but the service is basically the worst, most offensive service I have ever…read morereceived in my entire life. The man (owner?) actually angry at me for asking what the different types of bread were and then even angrier for wanting to pay by card (even though he had told me I could pay by card).

A heavenly slice of all things nice. My friend lives around…read morethe corner and had mentioned how she always buys her bread from this new bakery and it makes the most amazing cornish pasty. We decided to give this place a go for lunch, it sells various types of bread, savouries, paninis,toasties and cakes. I decided to try the beef and vegetable pie and it was a large square tin filled with chunks of beef and vegetables - I can safely say this is the best pie i have ever eaten and not mass produced but made on the premises. Once the pie coma had subsided i then tried the chocolate cream filled donut - did i mention that we had just been to the gym so this was well deserved. Even though it recently opened it already has a strong following as by 12.30 alot of the pies, pasties etc had finished but you can ring and order them. As we always have a pie night on the menu instead of the higgledy pies i normally get this will be on my shopping list though i will ring to reserve them to avoid missing out. They sell 2 varieties - chicken and mushroom (haven't tried this yet) and the beef and veg (pics to follow on the checkin) I noticed they also sell the little portaguese custard tarts (which are a favourite of mine). The paninis looked good but if you enjoy a good home made quality pastry item then i recommend you try theirs.

Support independent businesses by dropping into this fab bakers/cafe…read more Fresh bread, cakes and savouries are served 6 days a week. I have tried several varieties of their pies including steak & kidney, chicken & leek, beef & vegetable, all home made tasting scrummy. The pasties and sausage rolls are tasty and ample size. The jam doughnuts are huge, fluffy and full of jam. At Lunch time they serve homemade soup, pannis, toasties etc. A large selection of freshly made sandwiches along with refreshments. The service is always super friendly. There are not many tables but it's worth waiting. The cafe is spotless, bright and welcoming. Always happy to take a telephone order and have it waiting for you to collect. It's a thumb up from me. Xoxo

This bakery had great products, but has the most ridiculous staff and the worst business acumen of…read moreany business I have ever met. I advise stay well away from these people who have they're heads in the sky, and find another baker that will meet your requirements with a more helpful approach.

Very good products from this bakery, from the focaccia bread to the scones to the pain au chocolat…read moreand the olive ciabatta all top quality and I plan to visit often.

We were looking for pretty much any caf or restaurant that served hamburgers. So we passed…read more"Tartine Artisanal" turned back around again, and said "let's give it a try. I'm so please we did. Joe, our server, was amazing. He was, pleasant, patient and just the type of guy you like to be your server. The restaurant itself is cosy letting you know you can relax, chat and eat. When our burgers came, we couldn't wait to dig in. I'm sorry I didn't take a photo but they did look photo worthy - they were hamburger with cheese and bacon!! Thanks guys at Tartine Artisanal! You made our day with the best burgers I've tasted in London!! Oh, and I hope to go back again soon. Gloria

My keen Yelper's eye was caught by Tartine Artisanal's soft opening sign outside the shop. A little…read morereasearch on Yelp shows that it's the latest in a chain of bakeires in the local area I like the slightly funky air inside. Lots of traditional wood flooring with a mixture of dining/sitting areas, some with chairs and some with sofas. Looks like a place to hang out with friends The sign outside said bakery and eatery. At the front, you'll find the baked goods and coffee/drinks options. These are written up on a high blackboad so that it's easy for everyone waiting to see them and choose A bit further in, you'll find more substantial food options. These are of the heat up again variety rather than cook from scratch variety. Looks like a nice addition to the area

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.