Good coffee with a choice of beans and yummy cakes. Convenient location close to Kingston shopping…read moreand the river Thames. Table seating is a little cramped so takeaway and enjoy the riverside.

The food and coffee quality is great; staff are friendly and welcoming. Loved the explanation of…read moreespresso available! On the pricey end of cafés!

Hussar's is a nice little independent coffee shop located in Hampton Wick. It's clear that the…read moreowner has put in the effort to differentiate his place from the other cafe down the road. For instance, the decor's nicer. It feels just that little bit more upmarket, and, therefore, nicer to sit down and linger in. It also helps that there're books and newspapers for you to read as well. Another point, he offers two roasts of coffee. I usually go for the Italian, which tastes all right. Allso, he has a loyalty scheme as well, where if you buy seven coffees, the eighth is on the house. All these little touches you'd expect from a high street coffee shop, found in a small independent one in a rather quiet part of town (compared to the area across the bridge!). The owner is friendly and chatty. I think he used to be in sales prior to opening up the coffee shop so there's a danger you might find yourself in there chatting for quite some time the first couple of times you're in there. And, speaking as someone who desperately needed a pick-me-up after a late night of unexpected boozing, Hussar's bacon sandwiches were a lifesaver! I've given this place three out of five stars because I've had better tasting coffee elsewhere (usually in central London). Still, for the area, this is pretty much the best you can get, and for a not too bad price (£2.20, if memory serves).

My No1 place for getting a coffee now! Wayne the owner is a lovely chap, warm and friendly and he…read morealso knows a thing or two about making THE LOVELIEST coffee! In fact it's probably the best coffee I've had, and I've had a lot! You could always just ask for a tea instead, then watch his face, priceless. Seriously recommend this place if you're nearby, they also do some lovely food if you get in quick enough!

Busy but great cafe. Service is always friendly and quick, given the army of staff behind the…read morecounter! Their veggie falafel wrap is a favorite I always go back for. A very filling and reasonably priced lunch.

I was walking in Kingston and saw this really cute cafe it reminded me of Paris. We walked in and…read moreyou could just smell the fresh baguettes. We were so excited everything looked so nice. All the pastries were lined up and they even had ready made sandwiches that looked delicious. We ordered tea and two food items because we were starving. We got the apricot tart it was literally amazing and a mozzarella sandwich. We really enjoyed the place.

I was really looking forward to having a light lunch at Paul with my husband as I have always loved…read morethe food and drink selection from Paul. On first impression as very disappointed with the cleanliness and hygiene of the place. Opening the door the handle was very sticky. Being disabled I had my wheelchair. The space was very tight and no offer of assistance to find a table, there were a couple of customers but the staff decided to huddle for a conversation while I struggled to stand and order. There was limited choice of food compared to other locations. The tables were also sticky and not wiped down. I asked to use the toilet to wash my hands and the soap dispenser did not work which seems to be ongoing as someone has written a note to the staff on the hand dryer, the floor was soaked. The customer seating area and floors were disgusting. Not one table was cleaned or wiped down while we were there over 40 minutes. I enjoyed the mocha but my husband choose not to eat and just have a coffee. The croque Monsieur was dry and we not up to the usual quality or standard. I will not be coming back to this Paul again. The standards and quality have dropped, I hope it is not the same for other Paul locations.

I have been a customer of the Terrace for years but in recent years it has declined so much . The…read morereason for this is not the food but the owner . She is so rude to her staff I find it unbearable. She humiliates them and shouts at them in front of customers . I can't imagine how bad it gets when the doors are closed . I've been going for years and each time she serves me like she's never seen me before. There's a lot of choice in Kingston and this woman doesn't deserve my custom

Delicioso! Tucked away from the big high street in Kingston is The Terrace, a quaint little…read moresandwich shoppe. But more than just sandwiches! Loads of salads, smoothies, soups, the works! I was blinded with options, but choose a Chicken Tikka sandwich as it had mango chutney on it. It's like all your Indian food in one! (Err... sorta.) It was a colossal sandwich. It was made with their Rustic bread, which, YOMG was so good, and very soft with crusty edges! For £3 and some change, you're best off splitting it with someone. Or eat the other half for dinner. Or save it for your lunch tomorrow. Either way, in the words of Mortal Kombat, FINISH IT!

Just how good can an English breakfast get?…read more Pink's has been around Kingston for a long time now and with good reason due to its legendary £4 full English breakfast complete with tea and sliced buttery toast that isn't your ordinary economy selection from Tescos. For this amazing price, you get baked beans, 2 premium sausages, 2 top-range rashers and a choice of fried or eggs - I recommend getting the scrambled eggs which are lightly cooked in a fluffy way to ensure absolute no unnecessary oils. While there's nothing novel or particularly special about an English breakfast, one at Pinks leaves you feeling not so guilty because it appears to be more healthily cooked in comparison to your average out of the mill cafe. For £4, you really can't go wrong. This cafe is quite small so make sure your party is kept to a minimum of four persons. From memory, this cafe has no more than 25 seats.

Out of all my options down this little road in Kingston, I chose La Fiesta. I think subconciously I…read morewas looking for something a little Mexican (hahaha let's not even go down that road!). Why I decided on a falafel & hummous wrap is beyond me! I do love me some good falafel and am a FIEND for hummous. Whilst the service and prices were lovely, I can't help but be a leeeeettle disappointed with my wrap. The falafel was way too dry / cooked for too long. And the salad seemed a little unfresh. And I'm not sure what kind of wrap I actually had? It seemed pita-ish, but was definitely not a pita.

I've been here a few times and it's always been great. The food is adorable and yummy and the…read moreservice is good. It's a great place for lunch or just coffee.

I LOVE Costa Coffee. My wife and I found this location while visiting on vacation. We stumbled…read moreacross this place because it was the only coffee shop open at 7am in Kingston. I got the Soy Chai Latte (which I always get) which was amazing. The touch of cinnamon really adds a kick to it. The lady that served us was also very friendly. Will visit again on our next trip!

Costa, I like the name of this shop. I tried costa in London and Pragua. And let me just say, that…read moreI wish we had this in Norway. I could easly replaced it with Starbucks or Waynes. I get so good vibbs whenever I go in to the shop. I dont know if it is the smell, the people or the athmosfear. But I really like everything. They have so many things to buy, you just want to order and try everything. But since im allergic to milk, I need soya, almond or cocos milk. And guess what, they have all three of them. In this moment I get water in my mouth just because im thinking about this shop. Do I need to say more?

My new cafe of choice, where I have breakfast almost every day, and often lunch (though I'm a…read morelittle more varied for lunch these days). Slightly smaller than the La Fiesta across the road, but just as friendly, if not more so. The owner spends far too much time there, but it's also a relief as he is open to negotiation on their already average prices, and is very loyal to his regulars. Many a morning has started with "My friend! How are you? You look tired! Are you ok? The usual? With red bull today? I knew it, I can always tell! Now, what time did you go to sleep? Tsk tsk, when I was your age...". In fact, the one lunch time I wanted a different wrap from usual, the waitress there took one look at me and said what she reckoned I would want instead - and was right. Spot on! My only gripe here is that sometimes the mayonnaise has a slight tang to it that I can't quite agree with, which has led to my varying my lunches a lot more now. Otherwise, it's groovy baby, yeah!

Let's be honest, the best place to get bagels is New York…read more I've eaten bagels in different bagel stores and delis in Brooklyn, Greenwich Village and Little Italy and every single one tasted lip-smackingly good. Unfortunately, none of those bakers want to relocate to Brighton - which leaves us with Bagelman. A tiny store with a handful of stools in the North Lanes, it serves a variety of hot and cold bagels. You can make your own from £1.50-£3.50, try one of the hot tuna, sausage or meat melts for or opt for one of the specials like cream and cheese and salmon or chicken, bacon and avacado. You won't find a bagel layered with sizzling salt beef though. For that, my friends, you'll have to hop over the pond...

If you're gluten free, you MUST eat here. They're amazing. The second you ask for a gluten free…read moresandwich they ask if you want it made separately. And they go all out when you say yes. Separate surfaces, new knives, even using mayo from the fridge to reduce the risk of cross contamination. Bagelman is an undisputed go to for me. I just feel so safe getting food from here. The only downside is that the gluten free option isn't ACTUALLY a bagel, but it's still really yummy, so I will let it slide.