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With the River Wandle flowing through, there are meadows and wetlands with lots of wildlife and a beautiful rose garden. A fantastic place to walk, run or ride through. At the end of summer, a beer festival is also held here.
Submitted by Richard
A lovely coffee shop that embraces the heart and soul of the borough.
Submitted by HJ
A great family-run Thai restaurant opened after success in their Clapham Junction and Brixton restaurants.
Submitted by Harry
The staff are always welcoming, the food beats all other competition of its type. Not only is the food delicious but healthy because of being charcoal grilled. There is always a friendly, welcoming, lively environment every time I go and take the family.
Submitted by Alex
A steak restaurant on Mitcham Common also serving fish dishes and burgers.
Submitted by Helen
A small, local petting farm with a riding school and free admission.
Submitted by Richard
Jump off the tube at Tooting Broadway and straight to the bar! The beer garden is amazing. Definitely one of the best pubs in Tooting and South London.
Submitted by Oliver
The best fish and chips in South London, right on Tooting High Street.
Submitted by Oliver
Sat on the River Wandle, a traditional, warm and welcoming pub. Serves a great Sunday roast. Perfect for a drink on a summer's afternoon.
Submitted by Richard
An amazing restaurant for brunch or dinner, serving dishes from all over the world. The ribs are fantastic!
Submitted by Matthew
A brilliant gastro pub that has been refurbished beautifully. The outdoor seating area at the front is great in the summer.
Submitted by Alex
A recent addition to Tooting High Street, this delightful tapas restaurant has a very reasonably priced menu.
Submitted by Oliver
Awesome place for a burger and definitely some of the best in London.
Submitted by Oliver
Really nice paninis, jacket potatoes and pastries. It serves a good cup of tea as well!
Submitted by Oliver
Just along Mitcham Lane, this cafe serves a delicious brunch menu. The coffee is really good and the dishes are all served with a MUD twist - the prettiest breakfast I've ever seen!
Submitted by Daisy
Why not explore the nearby areas of Colliers Wood, Merton, Morden, Tooting, Hackbridge, Wimbledon, Sutton Common, Streatham, Norbury and Raynes Park
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I have lived in Mitcham for 36 years. I love it for the schools which are all near to each other, nursery, primary and high schools. Easy access to shopping in Croydon & Tooting, train stations and buses for working etc. Access to corner shops if one runs out any necessary items. There is the Mitcham Common which convenient for locals walking and their dogs, riding & golfing. Beautiful place to live.
Sandra
Local Schools, Transport Links, Easy access to London, Family near by, price, not too quiet, shopping amenities.
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Originally a village in the county of Surrey, Mitcham is now a mostly residential area in the London Borough of Merton. Mitcham is located 7.2 miles (11.6 km) southwest of Charing Cross and has good transport links that include railway stations, Tramlink stops, day and night buses and coach services. Family-friendly and multicultural, the area offers affordable homes, great amenities, and enough green space to create a peaceful atmosphere. There’s a wide range of high street and independent shops, a leisure centre and sports clubs, a healthy selection of schools, many historic sites, and popular annual events.
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