Comptoir Libanais Kingston - (Near Kingston upon Thames, london)

Mustjab Ahmed Hands down one of the best fish and chips I’ve had in a long time. The food tasted fresh, the batter was light and crispy, and the chips were proper — not soggy or oily. I also tried their chicken burger, and it was surprisingly good! Great variety, decent prices, and really warm service. Highly recommend.

Mark Winteridge Always pop in here for lunch when I’m in the area. Lovely, friendly people, great atmosphere and beautiful food. The grilled chicken with rice and salad is a favourite of mine and the portion size is amazing! Service is always with a smile and the staff are always very attentive. A great cafe and always my “go to” when in Elmbridge! Keep up the great work guys, see you soon!

Oscar Seager Food was delicious, staff were extremely kind and friendly and the atmosphere was very welcoming

Engin Uluturk Can’t get enough of the pizzas here! Definitely recommend! We went for four seasons and pepperoni.

Amy Louise We visited here on a Saturday around 3pm for a celebration dinner. We booked in advance for inside seating. There is outside seating which is perfect on a sunny date as right next to the river. The staff were very welcoming and helpful with their recommendations for food and drinks. We all opted for three courses, they do have weekend set Menus which is worth a look. All the meals arrived in perfect timing, they gave enough time between each meal so it wasn’t rushed. Everything was cooked beautifully and a really enjoyable meal. We will definitely be visiting again!

Emilia ​Isabella and Brenda (a mother and daughter team) are the friendly faces of this family-run burger kiosk. They are genuinely cheerful and easy to chat with, which brings a nice local feel to the grounds. Most of the regular residents know them well, and its a pleasant change from more anonymous chains. Its a great place for kids and families. ​The food is reliable and properly good value for this part of Cobham. A beef burger is £4.50 and a tea or coffee is £2.20, which is very fair. It’s a handy spot for parents "Ubering" kids between after-school clubs, whether you’re grabbing a hot drink to watch a muddy rugby session or taking it back to the car while waiting for a sibling at the Prestige Rhythmic Gymnastics Academy. They also sell ice cream in the summer and hold a 5-star hygiene rating, which is always good to know. ​Location and access: You can’t drive directly to the kiosk hatch. There is plenty of parking outside the rugby field (including the Cobham Free School spaces), and from there it’s a two-minute walk. Head past the Cobham Curve building—keep the building on your right and the pitch on your left—and follow the path around the clubhouse bend. Depending on the weather, you can eat in your car or head inside the Cobham Curve Clubhouse. They prefer cash, but they were happy to take my card payment today, and any days I forget cash.