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Hardens Guide to the Best Restaurants in London Surbiton

Hardens guides have spent 34 years compiling reviews of the best Surbiton restaurants. On Hardens.com you'll find details and reviews of 3 restaurants in Surbiton and our unique survey based approach to rating and reviewing Surbiton restaurants gives you the best insight into the top restaurants in every area and of every type of cuisine.

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1. The French Table French restaurant in Surbiton 85 Maple Rd - KT6

“A high-quality find on a suburban parade!” – a “comfortable and highly competent neighbourhood gem” that’s 10 minutes walk from Surbiton station; and which has long been a “mainstay” of sophistication for many local residents. “Eric Guignard in the kitchen provides excellent cuisine and first-class service is overseen by Sarah, his wife”. Other key features are a “very good wine list with a wide selection of reasonably priced as well as special bottles” and “a set lunch that’s outstanding value for food of this quality”. (“I‘ve been coming here for 20+ years and TFT is consistently brilliant with Eric and Sarah remaining at the very top of their game and continuing to develop the great food and wine they offer”).

Price*

£91

££££

Food

Exceptional

Service

Very Good

Ambience

Good

2. Megan's at the Post Office British, Modern restaurant in Surbiton 38 Victoria Road - KT6

A “buzzy” atmosphere and “welcoming service” are the strong suits of this “expanding group”, with 16 branches in London and another handful nearby. While nobody disputes that they’re “lovely to sit in” and offer “value for money”, the “Middle-Eastern-inspired cooking” divides opinion, with some reporters “pleasantly surprised by the tasty food” and others bemoaning “underwhelming” dishes that “sound better than they taste”.

Price*

£51

££

Food

Average

Service

Average

Ambience

Good

3. The French Tarte French restaurant in Surbiton 83 Maple Road - KT6

2023 Review: This “lovely local friendly coffee shop” with a French accent and pastries is a spin-off from Eric and Sarah Guignard’s French Table next door, and does a particularly good Gallic take on the English afternoon tea.