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This is a great breakfast and lunch place. Their food is amazing, always fresh and plenty of it! Great cakes too!
Submitted by Lise
A great club to get involved in that's walking distance from Kingston town centre.
Submitted by Billy
The kebabs in this authentic Turkish restaurant are superb! They make fresh bread daily and their own chilli sauce, as well as showcasing belly dancers on a Wednesday!
Submitted by Sonia
The best butchers in town selling not just meat, but fish, cheeses and tasty deli items too.
Submitted by Billy
The best burger in Kingston, you can eat in or take it away. They also serve hotdogs and over 100 types of soft drinks.
Submitted by Henry
See a full-sized big band every Tuesday in the Old Moot House for free!
Submitted by Emily
Serving tasty food, this place is great to grab a quick and cheap lunch from.
Submitted by Christiaan
One of the most historic markets in the country dating back hundreds of years. On a Monday they have a huge choice of different fruits, veg and cooked foods and products.
Submitted by Billy
Good food, good beer, good times!
Submitted by Henry
Excellent home cooked food, lovely staff, friendly and relaxed.
Submitted by Mrs
This welcoming café with very friendly staff is a great place to grab breakfast!
Submitted by Lise
Really popular cycling shop in the heart of Hampton Wick and right by Bushy Park.
Submitted by Billy
A lovely independent coffee shop in the heart of Kingston with a wide selection of beans for all coffee connoisseurs. Their lattes in particular are beautiful.
Submitted by Emily
Great place to get a perfect breakfast smoothie!
Submitted by Willem
A great pub for a family Sunday roast and a very dog-friendly place. It's in a lovely, quiet residential area too.
Submitted by Lise
Why not explore the nearby areas of Surbiton, Ham, Teddington, Thames Ditton, New Malden, Twickenham, The Moleseys, Hampton, St Margarets and Raynes Park
Did you know?
"Up until the tenth century, Kingston stood on the border of two great kingdoms, Wessex and Mercia. King Athelstan then united the 2, and Kingston became a symbolic place of the united kingdom. As a consequence it became a place of coronation for future kings."
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So much for all ages to do, great parks both large and small, Richmond Park feels a world away from London! Great shopping and schools :) And only about 25 mins on the train to central London.
kelly
Nice family area, vicinity to the Thames and Richmond park, excellent shopping choices
Ivan
The proximity to London but the feel of the countryside.
Jason
Kingston is a great vibrant town with fantastic travel links. The redevelopment of the market in the town square has been great, There is a vast array of shops, and the recent riverside development has bought some great family friendly chain restaurants to the area. The location on the river is perfect to enjoy an early evening walk.
Ingrid
The shops!
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Kingston upon Thames is the principal settlement of the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames in southwest London. It was the ancient market town where Saxon kings were crowned and is now a suburb situated 10 miles (16.1 km) south west of Charing Cross. Kingston was built at the first crossing point of the Thames upstream from London Bridge and a bridge still exists at the same site. Central Kingston is a busy predominantly retail centre, with a small number of commercial offices and civic buildings. It has a great amount of car parks, connected by a one-way system. It is one of the main centres of the south west London bus network, and it is connected to Twickenham, Richmond, Wimbledon, and London Waterloo by National Rail trains. Shopping is well catered for and is generally towards the upper end of expectations, with a good mixture of familiar High Street chains and more select boutiques. The shopping centre includes a shopping mall, "The Bentall Centre". Kingston's main open space is the River Thames, with its lively frontage of bars and restaurants. Downstream there is a walk through Canbury Gardens towards Teddington Lock. Upstream there is a promenade crossing the Hogsmill river and reaching almost to Surbiton. Across Kingston Bridge is a tree lined river bank fronting the expanse of Hampton Court Park.
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