Situated in the stunning new Mary Rose Museum, the cafe is disappointing…read more We missed the hot food and so the only savouries on offer were sandwiches. Sadly, they were not good sandwiches. They were all in plain white bread; cheese salad (dry looking grated cheese with a few leaves), cucumber and cream cheese (yawn), Turkey and salad (my partner didn't enjoy this) and others in a similar vein. As a vegetarian I was limited to three cheese sandwiches so cheese and red onion marmalade seemed the best of a bad bunch. Sadly, the cheese tasted of nothing, neither did the bread and the onion marmalade was just a sweet accompaniment. We all had a pot of tea - tea bags as expected, no water to top up and tasted utterly tedious. I could pick up a much, much more interesting sandwich in Marks & Spencer and I've had much better tea in a polystyrene cup from a caravan in a layby. This standard, at a new state of the art museum, is depressing. Take a flask and your own sandwiches! The hot food (which we were too late for) included a nice sounding soup and jacket potatoes with about three different fillings which sounded better.

Adorable little restaurant just a couple of miles from Stonehenge. We decided to stop here on our…read moreway from Stonehenge to the airport. When we arrived we were asked if we had reservations and I can see why. The restaurant is very small. Although we didn't have reservations we didn't have a problem and were seated. There is a front room with a small bar and another room in the rear. There is also seating outside for nice days. We sat in the room in the back. Service was excellent here and so was the food. We let our waitress know that we were catching a flight in Stansted and she helped us avoid the traffic around Stonehenge. She was so helpful she actually wrote out turn by turn directions for us. If you're in the area definitely stop by. So glad we came here instead of eating at the cafeteria at Stonehenge.

Great experience here, food was awesome and the hostess was as awesome help! She took the time as…read morewe were in a rush to write down directions to avoid the traffic on the roadway since the phones apps keep pushing you into the traffic. The setting for the place was warm and inviting, great spot to stop if your in the neighborhood or stopping by to see Stonehenge!

Iydea was exactly what I was looking for as a lunch option on a recent visit to Brighton. There are…read morea lot of junk food vegan options in Brighton (which I was trying to avoid) so finding a place that does fresh, canteen style plates was a savior. The staff behind the counter helped explain the meal sets and quickly dished out each of my selections. I got a curry with steamed veggies and orzo on the side. So delicious! The space itself is low key--no pretension and a good amount of seating when I was there around noon on a Friday. I'll definitely be back my next visit to Brighton.

Decent place to eat at, probably one of the better priced options. For about £6.50? you get a small…read morelunch box (take away) with one main and two sides. I love the vegetarian scene in Brighton and this place is definitely a way to get tasty and healthy food. The vegan lasagna was really good, a very strong tomato and cheese flavor and soft cooked pasta. The carrot and sweet potato purée wasn't as sweet as I thought. The chickpea Greek salad was fine. I really loved the seed topping, I thought that it would've been better on another savory side but it was a nice crunch.

The Courthouse Garden Cafe has recently re-opened in the lovely Jamyang Buddhist Centre. It's hard…read moreto believe that such a beautiful and tranquil place exists in SE11, but it does, and if you're in the area you must try it out. Set in an old Courthouse dating back to 1869 (hence the name), the building still retains all it's original features and is apparently home to a few convict ghosts still roaming the alls. The Kray Twins were even on trial here once so I won't be going here on a dark night. Yet surprisingly Jamyang has a relaxing air of calm about it and is a little southern haven. Besides the cafe the centre also offers a varied programme of events, from meditation classes to Tai Chi, Yoga and a series of talks on Buddhism, which are worth checking out. The cafe, although housed in the centre is a separate entity and Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike are welcome. They serve wholesome and completely scrumptious vegetarian food daily, using fresh, often locally sourced and in-season produce. Fare such as Leek and Potato Pie, Blood Orange and Leaf Salad and Lavender cake is currently to be found on the menu. The fresh, homemade bread is out of this world and couldn't be further from the quick-rise stuff we are all subject to in the supermarket these days. A wonderful garden area to the side, studded with flowers and plants, complements their farmhouse style food. Real wholesome food, made by really wholesome people. What an absolute find.

We stumbled (literally) upon this place during torrential rain whilst looking for the Cinema Museum…read morewhich is nearby. We were both hungry and hadn't fancied any of the places at the nearby Elephant and Castle centre. We were greeted by a very pleasant lady who talked us through the various options available. We had never experienced vegetarian food before, but being ready to try anything we went for the fantastic looking quiche and a selection of salads,all of which were new to us. We followed up with some delicious pear cake. We were made to feel most welcome, and the whole place has a very relaxing and tranquil feel to it.

The ambiance and the wait staff were enjoyable and very accommodating. The food was disappointing…read more The eggs Benedict had under toasted and very dense bread, a 'hollandaise' sauce that was more like liquid sour cream and the eggs were hard boiled. I'm grateful that the server didn't charge me for my drink as a way to make up for the entree I sent back (the second time the eggs were less cooked but certainly not poached)

Wonderful food and attentive staff. Enjoyed a burger and salad with the family. Lovely atmosphere…read morewith a delicious menu. My son had the double chicken burger and was delighted with the dish.

Not exactly an enthusiastic greeting, maybe because I did not have time to stop and buy?read more

I have been there many a time and for me it's the most amazing little coffee shop in putney…read more the staff Are amazing specially Patricia she is one of the best barista she is such a wonderful person she makes every customer who walks in as if she knows them and actually she does.she is so kind friendly and wonderful. This place has got an amazing wibe the coffees are of a very high quality one of the best. also Arthur and all the other staff are so good. I was there yesterday and Arthur looked after us well we had a lovely sandwich some delicious Italian Pastry sat outside enjoyed the sunshine. thank arthur for the nice cappuccino. the place is a must visit if you love great coffee sandwiches and pastries. it's a little gem of a place with amazing coffee and staff. aftab

Quite nice, reasonably priced cafe , close-ish to Putney Bridge Station. Espressos are good quality…read morerocket fuel, a double being a snip at £1.85. Staff are friendly, high energy ( must be the caffeine) and very helpful. Boasts an impressive selection of vintage Gaggia machines. Loo downstairs.

A solid three stars. It's a normal ordinary cafe serving standard sandwiches, coffees and the like…read more The stand out point is how big it is.. You could easily lose yourself here for a few hours with a book or even for a coffee meetup with friends. The staff are super friendly and for Victoria, the prices are very reasonable!

This is a new cafe on Wilton Road that I happened upon while trying to find a light, late lunch…read more It's got a modern, clean interior that made me want to stay. They have a selection of baguettes and paninis, desserts, and smoothies and all the coffee / espresso options. I had the chicken, pesto, sun dried tomato panini and latte with chocolate cookie shot. The panini was well proportioned and pretty good. The latte was tasty - not too sweet, not too milky. The staff is friendly and the music is modern and at an appropriate volume to hear it, but still allow for conversation.