Alio's has been around for at least 20 years, and is the best place to buy Italian produce. It is…read moreowned and run by the same Italian family who started it, and walking in, you would think that you are walking into an typical grocers in Italy, not Surrey. All the food is brought over from Italy, and as you would imagine, at least two isles are devoted to pasta. Pasta with names like farfallini, pappardelli, rigatone, as well as your standard penne and spaghetti's. One brand of pasta that took my attention was Dreamfields, which is a low carb pasta. That means that all those poor people who are doing the low-GI thing (like myself), can at least have the same meals. So as well as a good Italian wine selection, and plenty of pastries, there is a large delicatessen here. I usually go to pick up artichoke hearts, and stuffed tomatoes and peppers, but the other day I had one of their toasted panini's. It was stuffed with parma ham, mozzarella cheese, peppers and chillis. It was the most mouthwatering thing I have eaten in a long time.

Great looking deli/cafe. Large inside and also good outdoor terrace. Food looks excellent…read more We only stopped in for coffee. No fresh muffins, scones or pastries. Only cakes and a couple of slices. Always makes me think that there wasn't any fresh baking done today. Had a flapjack which was ok. Ordered double shot lattes. Coffees came and very weak. Also got order for decaf wrong but caught us before the coffee was drunk (phew) and replaced. Very sweet and friendly staff. But a little vague. Overall an average experience

We walked in after visiting the Hampton Court Palace. We are American students and tried to take…read moreadvantage of us. At first they made us re arrange the table ourselves, not wanting to do it them selves. When we went to order, and to pay they would "mistakenly" charge us for 2 sandwiches. When we brought it up they served very confused until we directly showed them that the thing we ordered was a way cheaper price. The place is nice but watch your back, as always.

I popped in here just to see if they had any cranberry sauce, but I could have spent a fortune in…read morethere. They have a fantastic selection of cheese, cured meats and all manner of pickles, sauces and chutneys. Everything is from local producers and is really fresh. You have to go in and see for yourself.

This place came at the recommendation of a colleague who lives in St. Albans. Having been raised in…read morethe Itlaian neighborhoods of the NY suburbs, I have relatively high standards for an Italian deli. And this is a great little deli. The locals seem to flock to this place pretty frequently. The owners new customers by name (always a great sign), and there was a line when we got there (which moved quickly). Plenty of pastas, paninis, antipastas, and more. We placed a massive order for 5 people and sat outside. Everything was delivered quickly and we ate while reaching our forks over each other's plates to make sure everything was tried, and nothing was missed. I didn't spend too much time looking, but there is a little shop as well which offers different sauces, pastas, etc. for purchase. They all look delicious, and great for a gift basket.

Lovely little authentic Italian deli with seating inside and out to sip the great coffee.read more

I could quite happily just give up shopping at supermarkets and just buy all of my produce from…read moredelis like this but unfortunately, I am not rich. The produce here is fantastic and you can tell there's been so much love and attention put into every single product. The chicken liver pate is really nice here and full of flavour and I would also highly recommend purchasing on of their quiches to take home and have with some nice salad. They've just opened a small cafe on the side that compliments the deli and serves a great selection of sandwiches and (my favourite) pork pies. The atmosphere is great in here and everyone is really made to feel at home.

Very early days for this cheery turquoise painted deli, which opened yesterday. It is a welcome…read moreaddition to the Earlsfield restaurant and food shopping scene, and I hope it will flourish. An appetising array of breads and pastries, but other stock limited at present - a tiny smattering of meat and fish (kippers, smoked salmon, pork joints and fry-up components!), dried goods (skewed towards Italian items), cheeses, organic juice etc. Some delicious looking chilled ready-meals (£5 each but probably worth it). Some items were priced well outside my comfort zone, as is the way with these establishments, but there were enough sensibly priced treats to make it accessible. We bought a delicious ciabatta this time. It looks a bit bare so far, but the friendly owner told us they will be opening the coffee shop later this week, and that they have plans to extend the range of meats and to expand into fruit and veg. Earlsfield has been on the up for a few years now, but is still sorely lacking a greengrocers and butchers, so that was very pleasing news. If they could start doing quality pies and scotch eggs I'd be a happy woman. Just saying. Good luck to The Earlsfield Deli. I look forward to popping in regularly and seeing how it develops.

This deli is such a great local business. As a beer lover I admire their craft beer choice, if you…read moreget chance to visit; The Kernel Black IPA is a treat! They have lots of fresh local produce and serve the best coffee in Earlsfield (in my humble opinion). They have festive foodie gifts too!

This deli has got to be one of the best places to pick up some seriously good Italian produce…read more From its home-made pasta and pesto, to the selection of Italian sausage and salamis, olives and cheese, everything is top quality. Also sells the most wonderful looking bushy topped fennel and pomodorino pachino tomatos which just melt in the mouth. Fantastic, real Italian family-run place with great fresh authentic produce. Fare Visita!

Stopped by this place today (20.10.11) after a workmates recommended that I switch up my Deli of…read morechoice. You see my local was Lina Stores (notice how I used was). So upon entering the store, I was immediately expecting the classic 'deli snobbery' experience. You know when you go to an authentic Deli where the staff give you the cold stare if you take too lon to order or don't know exactly what you want. Much to my surprise, I was welcomed in a very warm manner. I asked for a selection of meats, and seriously thought this would be the point where they'd start snapping, but nope, again the lovely lady offered a range of sample slices for me to try! Woohoo! To cut a long story short, I came out a happy girl! Lina Stores can keep there over-priced food, along with their moody staff, I'm sticking with my new bestie Camisa & Sons...! P.S. Could have sworn I spotted the 'Son' of Camisa & Sons working in the back room...

I was inspired by my visit to Little Italy in New York. Lots of amazing delis with fresh food…read moreserved by authentic Italian families who had been running the place for generations In London, there isn't any equivalent Italian area but Camisa on Old Compton is a deli straight out of New York. I love the '& Son' on the sign - gives the place a sense of continuity and history The sight of all those hams hanging up as you enter the store is enough to set the cookery brain and the stomach going. There is then the main counter with Italian cheeses galore and some deli items and home made pasta. There is also the full range of tinned and dried goods. The dry pasta from here is better than the fresh stuff from supermarkets. In Italy, they believe the pasta is the star of the dish and the sauce is just there to coat it, not drown it but for that philosophy to work, you need high quality ingredients I left with some pancetta, ham and mini mozzarellas

In the scenic and serene setting of Hampton Court Palace, you'll find this tea room with plenty of…read moreseating, indoors and out. Usefully, you can come here without having to get an entry ticket to the Palace, so you could combine it with a lovely walk along the towpath, exploring the nearby village or admiring the glories of the Rose Garden http://www.qype.co.uk/place/90297-Rose-Garden-East-Molesey . It can get pretty busy and crowded but there's a pleasant atmosphere and a decent choice of hot and cold food, for main meals, or snacks. The children's lunch boxes are handy, appealing and fairly-priced. I thought the cakes and brownies were quite enticing, until I stood behind the person who was replenishing them from his trolley, with a set of tongs, and then completed the task by adjusting the display, with his bare hands (eeuww!). If it weren't for that, it would have merited 4 stars...

Enjoyed a lovely cream tea with fresh strawberries. They use organic ingredients whenever possible,…read moreand you can tell the difference! Cozy place, friendly staff. Recommend.