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The best burger in Kingston, you can eat in or take it away. They also serve hotdogs and over 100 types of soft drinks.
Submitted by Henry
See a full-sized big band every Tuesday in the Old Moot House for free!
Submitted by Emily
A lovely independent coffee shop in the heart of Kingston with a wide selection of beans for all coffee connoisseurs. Their lattes in particular are beautiful.
Submitted by Emily
This pub has been refurbished recently and for the better! The Sunday roast was really amazing.
Submitted by Lise
Superb selection of high street stores all under one roof.
Submitted by Christiaan
Great place to get a perfect breakfast smoothie!
Submitted by Willem
Local football clubs play here in season and it's 3 minutes' walk from the town centre - easy access if you want some peace and quiet after a big shop.
Submitted by Billy
The best butchers in town selling not just meat, but fish, cheeses and tasty deli items too.
Submitted by Billy
Amazing performances and very diverse choice of shows in the centre of Kingston.
Submitted by Billy
Just next to the River Thames - a private tennis club where all ages and abilities are welcome.
Submitted by Billy
A great club to get involved in that's walking distance from Kingston town centre.
Submitted by Billy
A great pub for a family Sunday roast and a very dog-friendly place. It's in a lovely, quiet residential area too.
Submitted by Lise
Everything you can expect from a traditional Italian restaurant - wood fired pizza oven, hearty pasta dishes and delicious garlic bread.
Submitted by Daisy
One of the most historic markets in the country dating back hundreds of years. On a Monday they have a huge choice of different fruits, veg and cooked foods and products.
Submitted by Billy
Independently owned coffee shop, tasty food and incredible smoothies.
Submitted by Alexi
Why not explore the nearby areas of Kingston, Surbiton, Ham, Teddington, Thames Ditton, New Malden, Twickenham, The Moleseys, Hampton and St Margarets
Did you know?
"The name Kingston has evolved over the centuries from "Cyninges tun", to "Chingstune", then "Kingeston", "Kyngeston super Tamisiam" and perhaps most familiar "Kingestowne upon Thames in 1589."
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