Lovely coffee. Incredible music. Nice interior. Clean. Comfortable. What more do you want in a…read moreCoffee Shop? I haven't tried the cake yet but it looks delicious. I'll come back later and let you know.

Good coffee, tasty food! Friendly staff. The only (minor) negative is that there's not too much…read morechoice in the way of sandwiches.

YUM YUMS cafe is such an amazing cafe great hospitality friendly staff and great food you cant…read morefault it i would always happily go too this cafe

"A CUP ABOVE THE REST" Many boutique coffee houses are…read moreextremely passionate about their coffee, we found Pinnock's in Ripley have gone beyond passionate. They have a variety of different strength coffee beans to suit your taste, with unique flavours. They use a drip process, where the beans are ground freshly for each cup, then using their drip method ensures a smooth, lingering, wonderful cup of coffee. On display there are freshly made, salads, wraps, sandwiches, an indulgent array of cakes and hand made chocolates. We found having brunch with coffee was so relaxing, as we comfortable settled upstairs, in their large lounge area. All of us in the group, agreed this was well worth the drive for brunch and will visit this venue again.

A visit here today and a visit to Taylor's a couple weeks ago has most certainly given me the…read moreconfidence that after a year's worth of living in Surrey, the London coffee revival is slowly, surely and sustainably moving down to the south-west. Pinnock's has the amazing combination of quaint cottage house with spectacularly modern coffee and food. The coffee here is supplied by Beanberry Coffee a local micro coffee roaster in Woking and specific blends are created for Pinnock's use. Additionally, it's fair to note that this place only serves "drip" or "filter" coffee. They use V60s (for the coffee connoisseur) but a range of Beanberry's blends and single origins, so it makes for a range and variety of coffees to choose from. The food here is also of good note. We had a sausage roll, and a sausage baguette, both were not greasy nor overly salty as some of these usually go. The proprietors are friendly, and the staff attentive. Sit upstairs for a wonderfully cosy living room feel and an incredibly relaxed atmosphere. Downstairs, the seating is more formal and cafe like. Congrats on their first year alive, and to many more years of good coffee in Surrey please.

Busy in the morning. 2/3 chance great customer service…read more Food is consistent. Great atmosphere- indoor and outdoor feel.

Place looks nice & is well kept. We went for breakfast on a Sat morning. Service was very slow &…read morethe food was mediocre at best. Fairly priced & good potential. Pity about food quality.

This is a lovely village coffee shop with extra. Friendly…read morestaff. Simple, quality food. Pleasant atmosphere. Quality coffee. Great for a snack, breakfast and get together with friends

On arrival at Bills on a Saturday evening we were asked if we had theatre tickets booked or any…read moreplans as there was. 20 minute delay on food. How refreshing to be asked that and not told that after you've sat down, ordered and then asked where's the food. As luck would have it time was on our side so we sat down to enjoy the atmosphere and order drinks and food. The food didn't take 20mins and all came out hot well presented and have to say tasted fabulous (see photos). The staff were all friendly and checked everything was ok during the meal. Would recommend popping in there

Pretty good in here close to the shopping centre nice decor a little bit hipster but not enough to…read moremake it pretentious. The food portions could be a tad larger. The staff are a plenty and where on hand with out being in your face. Good for a chain restaurant 7/10

This is a very big Pret prominently located in Woking's central square, and it was extremely busy…read moreon all four visits I made there. It has a couple of entrances, one from the shopping mall and a lower one from the square, and the two levels provide a nice variety of seating options. There is also an upstairs area, although the stairs to this are so discreetly tucked away behind the counter that it is easy to miss them. I only spotted them on my last visit when I managed to find a table right at the bottom of them, so I can't comment on the upstairs seating. I can only assume that it might be quieter up there. The staff were cheery although mostly European it seemed, and this did lead to some translational difficulties, particularly when they served me a takeaway Americano with milk when I had specifically requested no milk. I only discovered this after I'd left of course, so that was a wasted coffee, and a three-star review right there.

Great service. After a short wait for making more of the sandwich I was after the gave it to me on…read morethe house in Lou of the Wait.

What!? London quality independent coffee shop in the middle of Surrey!? What is the world coming…read moreto? This place CLEARLY doesn't fit the style, decor, and the patrons who regularly ply up and down Station Approach in West Byfleet, but I DON'T CARE! It's clientele are obviously younger, hipsters who live in Surrey and yearn for a bit of London's great coffee scene near their place of abode. The decor inside is a mish-mash of design favorites (see attached picture), and quirkly items - like a drum-set cymbal lamp, and old school whiteboard (that actually does rotate) that display's the fine selection of coffees at Taylor's. Nothing on this street is really all that independent, except for the JJ's Diner right next door. But this, this is a case study in the hopeful revival of the great British high street. Two flat whites, a flip through the Independent on Sunday... Oh, the coffee... Never did a flat white taste this good. It's from organic beans that are roasted on Brewery Road in Woking. WHAT!? A local roastery in Woking?! GET OUT! The flat whites are of an equivalent standard as the coffee shops in East London, but let me say, that there is something better about this coffee now that I know it's is independently roasted, it's not "Union" coffee, nor do I have to travel into London for a great place with a great atmosphere. I was slowly twitching to move back to London, but this place gives me one less reason to move back. I'll never need to sit at home on a Saturday morning trying to read my Monocle magazine with a cup of cafetiere coffee ever again. Taylor's you might have just saved my sanity. Kudos. See you next Saturday.

Taylor's Coffee House West Byfleet Surrey you will find, an extremely tidy well appointed coffee…read morecafe. The highlight of the cafe is the coffee. If you are a coffee connoisseur, or just enjoy an excellent coffee, this could be the place. We enjoyed our coffee, while relaxing in a boutique style, comfortable lounge area. For us a coffee always seems to be more enjoyable in a modern comfortable venue. We intend to visit and enjoy another coffee, made by the same roaster, Taylor's Coffee House Woking. We give this a highly recommended.

Auberge is a great place to go for a pre-theatre/cinema bite to eat (or post if you get an early…read moreenough showing). It's right next to the Theatre/Cinema box office and offers bistro-style meals, snacks and drinks. Staff will go the extra mile if you are pushed for time and there is even a quick menu for those with less than an hour to spare. The steak frites comes highly recommended. There's a welcoming cafe society atmosphere here - unusual for Woking and unusual for an establishment that's in a shopping centre. Whether you're after a bottled beer or something a bit more substantial it's worth a try.

Great place to go before theatre or cinema, right next to both, easy parking, good for kids, in…read morefact kids can go to cinema whilst you have quiet quality meal.