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Best Italian food I've had in the area by far. Coupled with great service and a wonderful selection of wine.
Submitted by Sharan
Langley's is lovely for an evening drink and their food menu is good. Gets a little loud on Wednesdays when it's Ladies Night!
Submitted by Jamie
Always loads of fun things for parties, balloons, costume, masks and accessories.
Submitted by Sedi
Previously known as Caffé Amici, this tiny but mighty Italian shop has great treats and a friendly and cosy atmosphere.
Submitted by Lindsay
Recently refurbed pub with a traditional pub feel, it has a great atmosphere and outdoor seating areas with fireplaces to warm you up.
Submitted by Jade
Sorrento in Tolworth serves amazing Italian food and at good value too.
Submitted by Leanna
Run by the people from The French Tarte cafe in Surbiton, this cafe in Victoria Recreation Ground is perfect for a quick lunch.
Submitted by Michael
Proves you don't need to live in zone 1 to get amazing coffee.
Submitted by Jake
Great for a night out with friends, great vibe and amazing cocktails.
Submitted by Jade
A really popular bar/restaurant on tree-lined Maple Road.
Submitted by Billy
A bakery/café that everyone talks about for their unique breads and other delicacies.
Submitted by Billy
This restaurant does delicious food! A wonderful place to celebrate any special occasion.
Submitted by Lise
A great pub to meet up with friends over a few drinks.
Submitted by Lise
This fabulous farmers' market is on Maple Road every third Saturday of the month. There are 26 stalls of fresh farm produce and speciality foods, and it's a great place for meeting friends in the adjoining bars and restaurants. All surplus proceeds go to local charities.
Submitted by Alison
Gastro pub with tasty food and a large beer garden.
Submitted by Daisy
Why not explore the nearby areas of Surbiton, Chessington, Thames Ditton, Kingston, New Malden, Worcester Park, Stoneleigh, Esher, The Moleseys and Ewell
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."
Leanna Sharman
Leanna Sharman
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