BORGO - (Near Surrey, london)

Helen Brockman The pizza… succulent the best pizza I’ve ever ate in all my life. Morte forte puts dominos to shame. The staff that are employed here are very caring and kind. The vibe here today at morte forte was exquisite. By the way I’m apologise that the pizza was half eaten when a snapped the photo. I highly recommend you to get a pizza here. You will not be disappointed.

Dylan Harrington Second visit to Lebnani and it was just as great as the first a couple of years prior. Food is delicious, plenty of choice but not a huge menu which is fine. We had a good selection of meze to share (5 items) and then ordered 3 mains. Masses of food between 4 and ended up taking a doggy bag home. Staff are lovely and attentive but not overbearing, perfect balance. Restaurant itself is warm and friendly and has a lovely atmosphere. Shout out to the walnut and pepper meze - standout dish for most of us. Definitely recommend and we will be back!

Tom Raffield As a family, we are always on the lookout for a decent breakfast. Bills has been on our radar for a while but when the kids said they were keen on pancakes, we decided to dive in and give it a go. We booked the night before and headed over in the morning. The place was really busy and had a steady turnover of people whilst we ate. We were seated and told, as it was a busy time, we had an 80 minute table time. This was not an issue as breakfast would never be a long affair for us but might be off putting for some as we were not told in advance. Our order was taken swiftly and everything arrived in good time. Two cooked breakfasts, an adult 3-stack pancakes (for our 7 year old) and a child pancakes (for our 5 year old) were dropped off at our table for us to tuck into. The food was cracking, really tasty and plenty to go around. I would happily return for another breakfast... Or to check out the lunches... Or indeed for an evening meal (child free would be nice!). The cost was more than we were used to but then we have found places where kids eat free. That said, it was still a very decent feed for a very decent price. My only gripe related to service. Whilst the waiting team were attentive and keen, this perhaps went a bit far. At one point, a waitress leant over our children whilst they were still eating to take our plates. For some this might seem attentive but for us, plates should be left until the whole table have finished. We were also asked shortly after whether we were done and yet our children were still clearly eating. Nevertheless, we were impressed with the food and setting and will definitely be back again - next time, with other breakfast lovers too! #familydadventures

Billi - Rose Byrne they are the best, i love them 20 years i been going there and it just gets better xxx

Aimée Chalmers We had a wonderful family meal here on Sunday. A lovely young waiter (his name begins with N but I’ve foolishly forgotten the rest - apologies!) looked after us really well. It was very relaxed and we felt unhurried. The food was delicious, and they have plenty of options depending on whether you prefer spicy or milder dishes. I had the Kathmandu chicken which was fantastic, and the naan bread was absolutely perfect. Onion pakora and fried courgettes also got a big thumbs-up from our group. The portions were a generous size and the set menu was great value, with brilliant coffees to finish. We also tried some Rioja from the wine list, which we really enjoyed, and they cater well for non-drinkers with non-alcoholic beers. We will be back again soon, thank you Ghurka Kitchen!

Jay Nolan Gorgeous food and more choice than other cafes nearby! Pictured is the Bears Brunch and an acai and berries smoothie.