Palmyra Restaurant - (Near Richmond upon Thames, South East)

Alan Chan A real little hidden gem. The cafe is small, cute and cosy, right opposite the station. They offer Japanese meals, teas and cakes / baking. There is a lunch special menu that changes. For me my favourite is the udon with prawn tempura which I really recommend.

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.

Jude Ronjiya Lovely restaurant in Kew Gardens! Warm and friendly service. Tandoori wings were super tasty and so was the whole meal. Totally worth it if you are visiting Kew Gardens.

Preet Jhuti My review is slightly delayed but I still wanted to make an effort to produce a review because we had such an excellent experience. It was my son’s 4th birthday and the staff and management made such a lovely effort to make the evening very special for him. The food was excellent (my children are OBSESSED with the butter chicken from here) and the service, equally as amazing. The manager of the restaurant provides such a beautiful personal service and we have been lucky to meet him previously at another branch of Madhu’s. The service he provides is so far above any expectations that we will follow him to his next branch of Madhu’s. Definitely very highly recommended by our family!

Meris Pashaj An absolute must! Great experience in Tower House during the soft opening. The venue is gorgeous and welcoming with stunning decor. Food is delicious, great variety to choose from with some pasta dishes, vegetarian choices and great meat and fish selection. We loved the Coppa, potato Carbonara and the tortelloni. The staff is attentive and well trained. Thank you to the team for the amazing evening, we’ll definitely be back!

Ellie Payne Great but would love it if it stayed open longer! It’s never open when I come home from a late commute this would be a life saver… maybe missing a trick for other commuters.