Service great and food amazing, best prawn toast ever . Prices very reasonable as well .read more

My usual Friday pre-salsa food hunt led me to Royal China this week. From the outside, the decor…read morelooks slightly haphazard with different themes in different parts of the dining area. However, the warm welcome of the staff lifted all doubt the moment we walked in The menu is largely Chinese with a Thai section in the back. This is a growing trend I've noticed in Chinese restaurants recently The starter of deep fried soft shell crab was nice and crispy with sweet crabmeat but the coating was a little salty I enjoyed the roast duck in plum sauce, being used to the slightly fatty duck. The sizzling mixed seafood in black bean sauce had generous portions of large prawns, scallops, mussels and squid. The pad thai noodles were OK but not as good as in standalone Thai restaurants An enjoyable meal with good service

Olde Worlde pub and restaurant. The restaurant has an…read moreexcellent menu, all reasonably priced, and offers indoor and outdoor seating. Also child and pet friendly. Meals well prepared and service is very good. Parking is available close by.

I last visited this pub 20 years ago when i was charged £12 for a pint of beer by a thieving…read morebarman. It was worth the wait it is now a comfortable pub with lots of quiet alcoves (ideal for lovers). The staff are honest and friendly the food menu is reasonably priced. There is a small car park at the back an it is well served by buses and trains.

I just had a really great lunch at the Grumpy Mole in order to say goodbye to an esteemed…read morecolleague. The atmosphere was very agreeable and the staff excellent. As it says on their business card, this is a 'Beautiful, traditional country inn'. The food I ordered - Moroccan Chicken and later on Sticky Toffee Pudding - was very good for the price. All in all I wish there were one of these closer to where I live! This particular restaurant is part of a chain of three.

This was the first time at the Grumpy Mole in Cheam. The service was very good, as was the meal…read more The Menu was well presented and covered a variety of starters and main courses. The vine Menu had a vast selection and not over priced. For a nice lunch or dinner for good value try The Grumpy Mole in Cheam.

The service was great, the atmosphere was good, everything looked clean. But the food was a huge…read moredeal breaker for me.

Hmmm..... I think old age is catching up with me. I thought I had reviewed this place awhile ago…read morebut not according to Yelp! These premises has been an Italian restaurant as long as I can remember. It used to be Pizza Piazza but ever since Greg Proops, the Canadian comedian called it Pizza Disaster when he was performing at Epsom Playhouse, I always had it in my mind as Pizza Disaster! I'm not sure if Greg Proops' off the cuff comment may have contributed to the demise of Pizza Piazza but Sicily has taken over and lent an upper class air to this end of Epsom's own restaurant row. The food is classical Italian. I didn't spot anything particularly Sicilian but there is a wide range of pasta, pizzas and cooked meats and seafood. As I was going salsa dancing afterwards, I didn't want anything too heavy. Hilary, my salsa dance friend and I split one of their sharing antipasto plates, which had butterfly king prawns, deep fried squid rings, smoked salmon on toasted ciabatta topped with mascarpone, prawn cocktail, breaded crab claws served with spicy tomato dip and tartare sauce I then had a spaghetti carbonara, which was nice except for the price (£8.95). Hilary was happy with her seafood risotto, which was generous with the seafood. The service was excellent - efficient and very friendly. Sicily is now probably the best Italian restaurant in Epsom. It is pricey and will therefore sadly remain a special occasion type of place but you do get your money's worth.

Everything about this place is great! Burgers (beef or grilled chicken), milkshakes, desserts and…read moretheir very own blackslaw. In the last month I have visited this restaurant three times and love it more and more on every visit. They change their menu regularly, as in add new sides or burgers which is a great way to mix it up. It's great value for money compared to places like GBK as you get a side in the price of the burger!! I'll be going back again very soon.

Maybe I wasn`t paying attention, but this has been reviewed by the Elite, and Blacks Burgers was…read moreone name, although it makes more sense to be two separate words, even though the web site is one word? did sample their fare, rather more than a good meal compared to the other well known burgers you can obtain cheaply and cheerfully elsewhere.

Epsom Thai is in a little concentration of restaurants on South Street. As its name says, it's…read moreliterally a Thai restaurant in Epsom. I think it's a good restaurant for families as it's child-friendly but for adults and for flavour, I prefer Mae Ping by the train station. All the usual dishes are on the menu but everything tastes a bit toned down, perhaps to appeal more to kids. So the curries are a bit muted, the zing of fresh lime and creaminess of coconut which defines this cuisine is somehow lacking that crucial edge for me. It's edible but average. Service is always very hospitable but the food only merits an average 3 stars.

The aptly named Epsom Thai, as others have pointed out, is indeed a Thai restaurant in Epsom. It's…read moregenerally been our go-to destination for Thai curry takeaway, and we haven't been disappointed yet. The red prawn curry is my personal favourite, though if you enjoy a bit of heat, the green curry is quite tasty as well. I've only actually sat down to eat in the restaurant once, and unfortunately I wouldn't necessarily rush to go back. The décor is very comfortable and well suited to a Thai restaurant, and the food was still delicious, but the staff seemed disorganized at best. A manager or owner was mostly ignoring his customers, instead just shouting at the waitresses instructing them to shuffle tables around to pack in as many diners as possible. Unfortunately this resulted in half of our table being taken out from under us halfway through our meal, and my wife being virtually trapped in the front corner of the restaurant by another bizarre choice in table placement. Luckily, the food was still delicious, and as it was a busy Friday night, we simply shrugged off the service oddities and enjoyed our meal. To sum up, 5 stars for takeaway, 3 stars for the dine-in experience, 4 stars overall.

Just been and had low expectations as Im not a fan of Tolworth but it was really good! the staff…read morewere amazing, the food was great and the interior was very clean and pleasant with good background music. I would definitely recommend it if you want a good, reasonably priced Chinese and staff who are attentive, friendly and happy!

Again another brilliant reception for 11 people one used the disabled door…read more I understand they are opening a new unit at Banstead High Street.

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My favourite place to go for a drink and some grub. Everytime I go, they've done something new to…read morethe decor. Absolutely love it. Good food and good ambience

Had a meal at the faraday. Robbo served me and was really accommodating of my dietary requirement…read more He made sure I was happy with my good. Sasha served me and had a smile on her face the whole time. She made me feel very welcome .

A very strong brand in providing a family friendly social eating place. I liked the distressed…read morewooden tables and fixtures. No worries about my children scratching anything as they played with the provided board games. The food was good quality, not amazing but decent with ample serving sizes. The range of food is good. It all seems well presented. There's plenty of tap water for the children and there are lots of high chairs.

Welcome to Epsom! Looked very new and an upstairs, was welcomed ,but they were in the middle of…read moretraining, so I will be back for a proper review