Orange Tree - (Near Richmond upon Thames, london)

Thomas Albert Maufer The coffee was pretty good but honestly I prefer Chai Latte in colder weather. The food looked good, but it was too close to dinnertime for me to try the food. If youre in the area, Id say that its a good place to get coffee and pastry. The hot chocolate is also nice on a chilly rainy afternoon.

R inLondon A very lovely quaint Italian restaurant in Richmond. The food is super delicious and the service is friendly and attentive. The pastas were really flavoursome and the desert is a must have! highly recommend and will be back soon no doubt!

Shalatel This is a really lovely restaurant, we went there in our way back from a great day at Kew Gardens They have a very full menu but I was just too tired to look through so I asked for the set menu which was great. There were several options for a starter and a main dish, we chose a vegitable soup and a sardine dish. The bread was really nice, fresh and traditional Italian bread, the sardine was lovely. Main dish was lovely, I had a cream. of chicken something and my friend had a pasta dish. The mock tails were lovely too, the food was very filling. They also told me that you could swap the starter for dessert if you are on a budget. But I ended up ordering dessert seperately, it was the most delicious Tiramisu I have tasted! I totally recommend going there. Lovely and friendly staff too.

Isobel Hands down some of the best coffee in London, and just a short walk from the station. This is a truly lovely independent café, serving freshly made pastries, cakes and a delicious brunch menu. The coffee is exceptional: silky, smooth and full of flavour. Easily the best we’ve had in the city! The owners are warm, welcoming and genuinely attentive, which makes the experience even better. Highly recommended!

Jay Shah This place was my absolute highlight from my visit to Richmond. The Garlic pasta was to die for and the service was bar none. Amir and Geraldo looked after us so well and it was truly a pleasure speaking to them and eating their wonderful food. I was so hungry that didnt get to take proper pictures of the food. But highly recommend going here. Do try their Garlic pasta and tiramisu. 5*s all the way

CW Burger van run by a really lovely and friendly guy called Ed. Lives just outside Elizabeth Gate of Kew Gardens and humbly serves up plenty of variations on burgers, sandwiches, baguettes and coffees/ice cream. Basic but just what you need and a change from the very expensive and posh bars and restaurants in the area. Food is always fresh and tasty, served just how you like it and never without a smile. Everything is made with love, keeps you warm and has you feeling good on the inside and out. Prices are perfectly reasonable even for the area and Ed has a surprising number of options and variations for a one man burger van. Buying a snack from him may be the highlight of visiting Kew Gardens!!!