Eat & Drink · High Street
Café Benedict
Brunch from seven, steak and cocktails by nine — the High Street's all-day answer to "where shall we go?"
The Guide · Teddington
Deer at dawn, a warm bun, the river at noon, and nowhere you need to be.
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Where the Thames stops being tidal and the High Street still has a butcher. Our pick of the shops, tables, walks and trades worth knowing.
Eat & Drink · High Street
Brunch from seven, steak and cocktails by nine — the High Street's all-day answer to "where shall we go?"
Do · Teddington & Hampton
Deer, a mile of chestnut trees and room to breathe, ten minutes from the High Street.
Do · Ferry Road
Where the Thames stops being tidal, and the best ten-minute walk in town.
Eat & Drink · Church Road
A big, friendly back-street local with a family beer garden and the big games on the screens.
Eat & Drink · Broom Road
A Fuller's pub at Teddington Lock with a big riverside garden. The obvious place to end a walk along the Thames.
Do · High Street
Dance for the fun of it, with no exams, no competitions and no uniform, for pre-schoolers right through to adults.
Eat & Drink · High Street
Aperitivo hour, all evening. Italian small plates, homemade pasta and serious cocktails behind a bright green corner front.
Services · Ferry Road
A bright, open studio for creative freelancers, with views over Teddington Lock. A better commute than Waterloo.
Eat & Drink · Broad Street
A patisserie window on Broad Street, with everything baked to the house's own recipes.
The Letter
New openings, the month’s best tables, and one walk worth taking. No spam, no sponsored nonsense.
We only write about places that the locals love. If it’s in here, we’d send a friend. If it isn’t, we just haven’t fallen for it yet.