Brew is horribly expensive for breakfast but this is not entirely surprising in one of the poshest…read moreareas of London. The hot chocolate was certainly worth it - it's valrohna and basically the best I've ever had that wasn't the very thick Spanish/Italian variety (twss). It was also nice and warming on a crisp day, as were the heaters and thoughtful furry chair liners and blankets in the outside seating area. I was strongly recommended the brew special but actually I think I would have preferred something like my friend had - the chorizo folded eggs i.e. with a little more kick. The brew special is a classic combo of ham, cheese and pesto which I loved years ago but now wouldn't be my first choice. Still it was well executed with beautifully cooked poached eggs on sourdough bread. Our breakfast took a long time to come but the service was otherwise notably excellent - our server was attentive, friendly and helpful consistently, meaning we had constant water top ups, updates on the food situation and were able to get the bill quickly before our parking ran out. She was great and an asset to this nice cafe.

Absolutely delicious! I've been here twice so far, both for Sunday brunch. The staff is very…read morewelcoming, and seats you promptly no matter how busy they look. Their menu has a lot to choose from, I've had the eggs florentine and the turkish eggs on a separate occasion. Very delicious and fresh, presumably using top quality ingredients. The atmosphere is pretty neat too, love the cabin-like feel on a cold day. I recommend for breakfast, well done Brew!

One of favorite meals during our trip was here at Bill's! Amazing service at a beautifully…read moredecorated restaurant. We really enjoyed the friendly service and tasty food. I was recovering from a mild cold and was so happy to see their options for a fresh juice with turmeric and fruit. The pancakes were so perfectly cooked, soft and crispy edges plus the fresh fruit on top made it even better. My husband really enjoyed his full English breakfast as well. One of favorite food experiences while we were visiting the area of Richmond.

When I first spotted Bill's original restaurant in Brighton, for some reason, I got excited that it…read morehad been started by Bill Grainger, one of my favourite TV chefs. I did eventually find out that this wasn't the case but nonetheless, the Bill's restaurant chain has gone from strength to strength and they've been popping up all over London Some friends and I popped in here for dinner before a movie at the Odeon next door. The restaurant is cleverly divided into areas by grills and you'll find produce that you can buy scattered around the restaurant The menu consists of British classics with modern twists, mainly with unusual ingredients. It is a well written menu and I can see why the restaurant is successful. By the way, they serve food al day from breakfast to afternoon tea to dinner We shared chicken liver parfait and deep fried calamari to start. Both were solid and a good start to the meal. Oh, forgot to mention an amazing chocolate brownie milkshake. Yup, read that, ignore the guilty thoughts of the calorie count and order one. It tastes as good as it sounds! For mains, it was caramelised pork belly, duck pie and fish pie. Again, all solid though the duck pie could have done with more duck. The most interesting dish was their version of eton mess served with mango and passion fruit rather than the usual strawberry. It was a genius re-imagination Bill's is a solid food destination

Stopped in after a social event around the corner at Wimbledon park. There's definitely a quirky…read morevibe to it given the unique decor. There's a nice garden out back with booths that have tv screens. Very dog friendly and they even have a special dog menu! It seems like a really nice local pub and if we lived closer we would frequent it more often.

This used to be our weekly pub quiz location and we won free Sunday roasts several times…read more As a starter I once had a delicious fish cake and for dinner I tried the veggie burger which was all I could wish for. I just don't like their fries but I give them credit for the homemade salsa. I love that they have a nut roast for the veggie-people, so that's what I had on Sundays. It was yummy and plentiful.

Fantastic brunch! Honestly that freaking chicken schnitzel with the dijon sauce may go down in…read morehistory as one of my fav brunch dishes ever! I could have double helpings of those mushrooms and onions just swimming in that tasty sauce. So freaking good! It's a local spot where you just get enveloped in warmth and smile. I would definitely go back!

Konnigan's is simply one of my favorite London eateries. It's got it all going for it. Located on…read morethe picturesque Old York Road in Wandsworth Town, Konnigan's is charming. The multiple dining spaces with mismatched furniture and tables and colorful tabletops and decorations are a cool and fun sight for the eyes. The friendly smiling staff are def pleasant to interact with ... and the delicious food is a treat for the taste buds. I recently totally enjoyed the South Coast Fish Pie with cheesy mash & mixed veggies. My friend had the stuffed chicken with goat's cheese, tomatoes, and bacon accompanied by dauphinoise potatoes. He said it was a winner. It sure looked it. In a way, that phrase also sums up Konnigan's. This is a100% winning spot to have a meal. Try it and I'm pretty sure you will agree!

Came here for lunch during the off-season while at the £25 Wimbledon grounds tour…read more As a vegetarian, I was hesitant initially looking at the beef pasties and sandwiches but was pleasantly surprised at a vegetable pasty and soup option. The pasty was hot and burnt the roof of my mouth (worth it) and the carrot-squash soup was excellent. A large holiday latte served with mini biscuits completed a sumptuous lunch after a long walking tour all around the 18 courts and Henman hill (or is it Murray mound now?). The seating is open and airy and the charging stations right outside the cafe are a useful option. A random addition, the Thai Buddhapadhipa temple is a 10 min walk from the grounds and very worth a trip.

Had the cream set, hot drink and scone with jam and clotted cream. I can't remember exactly how…read moremuch it was (£5 or £6), but it was a very reasonable price. It was a nice place to sit and talk with a friend.

Ely's restaurant was tired and dated but now has been refurbished along with a smarter, brighter,…read morethird floor. The new restaurant is classy and chic with cosy booths and modern furniture. The food is better presented and much more appealing. The staff are smartly-dressed and friendly. Well done, Elys! This is a restaurant for the 21st century.

This place is so cute! We happened to stumble upon it and were so pleased with the quality and…read moretaste of the food! Everything was so delicious and the service was great. Would definitely recommend for breakfast or brunch.

This cute little café is tucked away - very conveniently for me - in Wandsworth, and offers the…read morekind of breakfast and brunch options us antipodeans crave every weekend. The décor is half way between Anne of Green Gable's schoolhouse and your grandma's kitchen, which makes you feel well and truly at home. And the staff are relaxed and friendly too. It is of course the menu that makes this place truly worth your time though, with everything from breakfast basics like smashed avocado, right through to the house special bubble (a delicious twist on everyone's favourite, bubble and squeak) and even a special vegan breakfast.

This was a nice find after taking one of the Bus tours to Windsor, Stonehenge, and Bath which drops…read moreoff nearby Glouster Street Underground station. I had looked at their menu on the bus and saw they had Lamb cutlets....after a few pies, I wanted Lamb. I was not sure what form the Lamb would come in, I'm used to Lamb rib chops, the things that are part of a Rack of Lamb....pretty sure thats what these little beauties were. They were cooked perfect Pink and were delicious....along with the wine reduction sauce it just made my and my friends night. That and the perfectly poured Guinness. I'd go back.

Ham and cheese panini was good size and the fries were fresh and crispy. Guinness was perfect…read more Staff was helpful and friendly. Convenient to my hotel.

Strangely, pubs are not thick on the ground in Wimbledon. The Alexandra (locally known as "the…read moreAlex") is centrally located, a short walk from the railway station. It is very popular, benefiting from an off-street outside seating area, plus a terrace upstairs. It has a full bar, including a good range of real ales and craft ales. They serve food throughout the week. I've always found service to be friendly, and reasonably efficient (it can get very busy in summer). I have only eaten here a few times, and the food has always been perfectly decent: the main issue in terms of both food and drinks is that it is quite expensive, reflecting the area it is in. A couple of pints of lager, with some snacks, won't leave much change out of £20. But the upstairs Terrace in particular is a nice place to chill out, and it feels away from the hectic traffic of the Broadway.

Food was good (7/10), Service was ok (6/10), Restrooms and overall cleanliness fell short (2/10)…read more Had the fish and chips and scotch egg. Both very good. Also tasted the steak hot pie. Good but a bit too salty. Would I go back. Hmmm... probably not.

I'm always looking for something different, even while on holiday. With a manifesto like,…read more"honouring tradition whilst subverting convention," PKD answered the call. The decor is vintage, but off-kilter, psuedo-ColonialVictorian decor, a very good cocktail (and beer) list, and the staff very agreeable. We enjoyed several fresh-takes-on-old-fashioned cocktails as well as a sampling of dishes - from breakfast to dinner - that we found to be classic, but not cliché. I'm looking forward to the prospect of another evening well spent at this fine establishment the next time I find myself in London.

As I'm teetotal, I don't frequent pubs but my fine London Yelp friends introduced me to Powder Key…read moreDiplomacy after a Yelp event IT's a unique venue and they've obviously worked hard to make it so. Everywhere you look, there are quirky decorations - maps, stuffed animals and quirky lampshades abound. I think the theme is Victorian gentleman traveller? The throwback to that era continues with the considerable leatherbound menu and the staff addressing you as sir. If you still can't find a libation which will meet your exacting tastes, they will concoct a bespoke cocktail based on your preferences Just a shame it's in an area of London I dont visit that often