The Rising Sun - (Near Greenwich, london)

John F A great cafe with a friendly welcome. I had scrambled eggs on two toast and a flat white, both were excellent! Also keep an eye out for the artwork on the wall, it depicts Cocos Cafe from an everyday scene in Venice, it is really good.

Paige F Great experience all round. Went on a weeknight and had the Christmas menu. Shared with someone as the portions were big enough to! The dough balls in blankets were delicious, followed by the prawn Thermidor pizza and then the cracking Christmas brownie - which was indeed cracking. Very nice meal and more reasonably priced as part of the set menu. Also two cocktails for £12 was a win! Staff were very hospitable and friendly.

Bennette Lim For lunch we had large cod, haddock and plaice. Very tasty batter and fish. Chips were perfectly cooked and not greasy. Service was attentive and friendly. Highly recommended.

London living I had a really pleasant time here with my family. The waitress was attentive, kind and helpful. The food was hot and nice. The chips were cold but they were replaced almost immediately upon request. Overall very nice. Plus it’s so spacious inside.

Arib Husayn Went on the opening day, everything was nice and clean, staff were attentive and cleaning as they went, the manager was visible, helping customers and staff. There is ample seating area. Our food came to our table within 3 minutes of ordering, the hot honey burger was especially nice, and there is a large selection of drinks in the drink machine. The fries were also excellent. One oversight is the self service kiosks are right in front of the doors, with the sun shining right on them making them difficult to see when it is sunny outside. Otherwise i will definitely be coming back.

Jack Routledge Absolutely incredible experience from start to finish. I came here on a whim and left blown away. The highlight for me was the tandoori dumplings perfectly spiced, chargrilled to perfection, and honestly some of the best dumplings I’ve ever had, and that’s saying something after travelling around Asia. You rarely ever see tandoori dumplings on a menu, so this was a real treat. What really made the evening special was the hospitality. The owner, his brother, and even the chef took time to personally speak with me. They explained how the food was made, gave thoughtful recommendations, and made me feel genuinely welcome. You can tell they really care about what they do. Another big plus they let you bring your own alcohol, which is such a bonus and made the evening even more enjoyable. And to top it off, they’re open till 1am, which is perfect if you’re out late and want great food without rushing. I’ll definitely be coming back and bringing all my friends with me. This place is a hidden gem in Eltham.