I tend to think the word "hidden gem" is a huge cliche but considering its location and charming…read moreviews, Time is definitely a hidden gem. You probably wouldn't even see it if you were driving past because it's away from the main road, overlooking the river in Brentford. I went on a sunny Saturday and fell in love with the terrace. They have several bottled beers or Moretti and Heineken on draft. Their menu consists of burgers, steaks, fish & chips, salads, and desserts. Cocktails are available as well, and during happy hour (6-8pm) it's just £10 for 2 cocktails. Burgers are served on a wooden skate with generous portion of "steak fries" (or thickly cut chips as Brits would say). My favorite part about this place is the massive terrace, river views and relaxed atmosphere, but thankfully the food is great too. My only critique is that service was a bit slow and had to walk in to pay because my server wasn't coming out to collect my card for payment, but I think that's a testament to the slow moving vibe of this place.

Great location! Lovely pastry and coffee! This will be my new hangout! The decor is lovely. And the…read morestaff are friendly.

and welcoming, with the cutest views and lovely architectural details throughout. It's the perfect…read moreplace to pause during a walk around the park, whether to grab a coffee, a quiche, or just enjoy the atmosphere. Definitely a must-visit.

Feels like a secret hideaway with spectacular views. It's an oddly chilled cafe, just off Richmond…read moreHill. We've not eaten there but there's a good selection of teas and coffees and the staff are always friendly. Most importantly, it's dog-friendly.

It was a nice place for coffee. Me and my colleague were there having a casual meeting with one of…read moreour clients. They have wonderful Americano

Awsome family cafe Great staff comfortable seating favorite…read morewas coconut raspberry cake with custard

I love London. The food was so fresh! This is a must go if you visit London. Small quaint place to…read moreeat in the morning.

Burned flat-white that slightly resembles cleaning fluid, sticky tables, though the tea was fine.read more

It was a long tube ride from Southwark to Kew Gardens, and we didn't pay for the breakfast buffet…read moreat the hotel. When we arrived at the station, we weren't that clear which direction we were supposed to walk, but we were clear that we needed something to nosh before facing all that flora at the gardens. The Tyrollean-looking A-frame looked inviting, especially when we walked in and saw all the pre-made sandwiches and baked goods in the display case (photo: https://bit.ly/3xwtImL). It was a tiny spot with all the seating outside. Jamie W. and I shared a £2.50 Croissant (photo: https://bit.ly/3B8qg2H) and a toasted £4.50 Turkey & Cheese sandwich on a crusty baguette (photo: https://bit.ly/3L61qVT). To wash them down, we ordered piping hot £3 Flat Whites (photo: https://bit.ly/3Dk7A2W). Funny thing was that we were on the opposite side of the station, so we crossed over and discovered a whole area of cafes and shops which we could've perused before heading to Kew. But no matter as Caffe Torelli hit the spot. FOOD - 4 stars...freshly made and filling for breakfast AMBIANCE - 4 stars...enjoyed the outdoor space before the heat wave rolled in SERVICE - 4 stars...efficient and cordial TOTAL - 4 stars...grab a bite before the Kew RELATED - Exploring London? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/3zFACrx

Delicious quiche with chorizo, lovely fresh salad with a balsamic glaze (always a winner) and a…read morecreamy portion of coleslaw. I was very happy with my lunch, and the staff are so friendly and helpful. It is a little on the pricey side, but nice for a treat. They do great coffee too, and now I've spotted they have salted caramel syrup I am sure I will be popping in for a latte or two in the not too distant future!

New ownership. The place is wonderful. There is music, magazines to read, beautiful scenery. But…read morecan not make a nice capucino. I wish new owners and employees would take the time to google how to make a capucino, like the ones on the posters. I dont mind funcy designs on top, but you need to see coffee around the rim of the cup. Too much bouble bath tipe froth.When you get the capucino, you can not see any coffee until you dig deep into the cup, more than one inch.

There is a distinct lack of Management, with the exception of one young female, (with long dark…read morehair), none of the staff appeared to have had any training, or were just completely watless. I ordered scrambled eggs and smoked salmon with brown toast - simple enough you would think, except I was told they didn't have brown bread (just highly processed, mass produced, sliced white), which was more like hot bread than toast. The scrambled eggs tasted like an industrial pot of salt had been tipped into them. I like salty food, but they were completely inedible. You would imagine that a second attempt would be better, but it looked like it had been thrown onto the plate, with no care or attention and no knife and fork...I had to go and ask a waitress. The scrambled eggs were over cooked, dry balls. My partner's full English breakfast was not much better, with doughy, virtually meatless sausage, everything on the plate dry, over-cooked and fried eggs that had burst. Burst eggs should never be put on a plate and served to a customer. It is the customer's privilege to burst their own egg yolk! Nobody bothered to ask if the second attempt at my food was okay and we in fact went to the cash desk to pay. We were charged full price and the bill came to over £20, including drinks. Nobody checked to see that I had left my second plate of food virtually untouched. I own a business in central London and this is the price I expect to pay for breakfast in a high end, central London restaurant or gastro pub. It was such a shame as the location and the place itself seems very nice, but is sadly let down by the terrible food and service. I have recently moved to the area and would have used this place regularly, but not after such a bad first experience. In summary; poor quality, cheap ingredients, cooked badly and over priced.

Artisan can be a heaven for coffee lovers. Its funky decor with lights hanging off the ceiling as…read morepaperbags adds up to the modern atmosphere. We walked in on a Saturday to have a brunch, and were not disappointed. The service is nice, the staff friendly and polite, and what is most important, coffee is great and food quite tasty. They seem to also do coffee tasting workshops or barista courses. Anyway, worth popping in for either just coffee or food.

I know I always say that but this is the best coffee place! The vibe is super relaxed, with wooden…read morefloors and tables and bare ceilings. Very trendy. Great choices of cake and (my daughter beign gluten intolerant) they have a pistachio and rose gluten free cake that is to die for, so I am told as I had no time to taste! And now the coffee... Very tasty, just warm like it should be, just strong enough.. Really just fab... The tube journey I have to come here are going to become very regular for me :-)

Beautiful, cozy place with tasty unique cuisine…read more Truly hidden gem! People please do try this place. Cheers!

Absolutely incredible food and service. The owner is so hospitable. He made great suggestions, the…read morelamb is maybe the best I've ever had. 5 stars all the way.

Often deli's or restaurants or whatever are just better when they're on little paved streets. Not…read morepedestrianised high streets but roads that are just too narrow and windy and old ever to have allowed cars onto them. Angelo's is just that - a small and intimate sort of joint tucked into road with lots of other niche and independent, small and intimate places. Here they have tables outside (in the decent weather), a few inside and more upstairs. Mostly I'd say it's a lunch place and they tend to focus on Italian classics, simple pasta dishes with a few soups and sandwiches thrown in for good measure. The food I've eaten here has been ok but it's not the best in town. Come in here after for a break from the rather generic and dull high street and go down to the river and green after.

This is a lovely little cafe!…read more All the staff are lovely and very welcoming. The food is fresh and prepared in the open kitchen. They serve a variety of dishes, this includes seafood, pasta, salad's and many cakes. I absolutely loved it and found a deal for the restaurant on http://meplease.com The prices are reasonable for Richmond and is well worth a visit even just for a coffee.

Loved the atmosphere of the place, felt like being on vacation in a cabin in a forest…read more The food was delicious with great flavour. My friend had the special prawn and lobster pizza which was really tasty. I got the cured porkbelly rib eye with a side of polenta chips. I loved the polenta chips, probably my favorite thing of the night a must order! If you re in the area and looking for a place which serves a mixture of cuisine influences this is the place!

One of our favourite locals Antipodea Kew is great. The food is always fresh and interesting. The…read morewine list usually has something good to choose, it never disappoints. The bathrooms are great and you n keeping with the close by Kew Gardens. Managers are always friendly and a pleasure to deal with however the waiters always feel Like they are in training. A must if you are visiting Kew it's great for late afternoon lunch and drinks.