Dosa n Chutney - (Near , london)

nuric Really nice eastern Mediterranean café serving drinks, brunch and light plates. The food was tasty with a mix of eastern dishes such as fritters as well as a traditional full breakfast. They have a range of drinks from cocktails to coffee. When its busy it can get really loud and the tables are spaced tightly. Overall the service was good and in time. Im giving 5 stars as a brunch and coffee experience.

O Silbs An absolute masterclass in dining. The food was superb, but what truly elevated the evening was the chef’s table-side storytelling. Hearing the origin of each ingredient and the dedication the owners show toward ethical sourcing added a "touch of magic" to every bite. We were lucky enough to catch the debut of their new menu, and the quality-to-price ratio is honestly unbeatable. I’m already counting down the eight weeks until the next menu launch. A must-visit for anyone who truly appreciates the art of food. Hats off to the owners and the chefs who are extremely passionate.

Rachel Ann We come from Eastbourne way, we love it here! Food in the cafe is amazing, fairly priced for the quality of the food and the staff at the counter are friendly and attentive. The most adorable little farm shop to buy Jams, chutneys, fresh fruit and veg, bread and a butchers. Complimented by a variety of crisps, sweets, biscuits and general snacks by independent small businesses. Prices can be high in the shop but it is a Garden centre and thats generally expected. A good place to have a browse and Eat/Drink.

Elizabeth Ford-Diprose Went for lunch as a small group, and I had a small fish and chips, which was a pretty generous portion and tasty! Toasty inside with a pleasant atmosphere, service was friendly, little tiny bit on the expensive side but nothing terrible. Would go again!

kim collins amazing staff. Helpful welcoming. My partner and I arrived late Friday evening and was welcomed. Made to feel comfortable from start to finish. Food was great. Will definitely come back its nice to taken care of with a smile.

Abdul Manik I recently dined at Zafron in Crawley, and it was a truly delightful experience that I’d happily recommend. We ordered the mixed grill and the charsi chicken curry Afghani style, accompanied by freshly made naan breads and a refreshing mojito. The mixed grill was cooked to perfection – tender, juicy, and well-seasoned, offering a great variety of flavors in one plate. The Afghani-style chicken curry stood out with its rich, aromatic spices and comforting depth, making it a dish I’d gladly have again. The naan breads were soft, fluffy, and perfect for scooping up every last bit of curry. The drinks complemented the meal beautifully – the mojito was light, crisp, and refreshing, balancing the boldness of the food. Overall, Zafron manages to combine delicious food, generous portions, and a welcoming atmosphere, making it a place well worth visiting.