Silver Spoon - Menu

Typical red seated American diner with excellent food and service. Breakfasts and brunches are very tasty but roasts not so unless i was unlucky. certainly worth a visit even if only for a coffee.

I cannot agree less with the deluded review posted below: on the visits by my wife and I we have always received a warm welcome, good choice of meals available (which they are happy to amend if asked) very reasonable prices, speedy and personable service.

Absolutely outstanding service from Jess. Very busy with lovely old ladies, small families, my autistic son and the obligatory swearing racist builder with his mates. All handled with professionalism way beyond her years. The food was every bit as excellent as the service. A pleasure to eat here. Thank you Jess. View menu

I cannot comment on the supposedly poor quality sausages previous reviewers have posted, since I never eat anything other than quality sausages from a locally based organic butchers where you know the name of the farm where they were sourced: I can, however, say their bacon, bubble and poached eggs is first class, and their chips are always crispy, tasty and freshly cooked.

American diner serving breakfast,lunch and dinner on Saturday or Sunday(or up to 6pm on other days. ,typical red plastic seats and with rectangular cafe layout. Reasonable parking around with station having a large car park.Service is attentive and food fine for the market it is aiming at albeit not “fine dining” I go fairly regularly and am choosy so it must be ok--try it.

On my way to Tattenham Corner station for the train back to London after a nice ramble from Kingswood with lunch at Walton. Really fancied a cuppa and cake and would MUCH rather support an independent cafe than a 'chain '. No problem tea served with a smile and a choice of 2 cakes. Chose the choc fudge: wow! Filled a hole nicely. Not local but would gladly return if in the area and sample something else from the menu. View menu

I absolutely love this place, both for the food and the staff. But I did not feel completely safe in there this week. They have the sanitiser at the entrance which very few people used. The menus are used by all customers no disposable ones) The staff did not wear masks and did not keep their distance. And they did not take our phone number for track and trace purposes. Sadly, my husband and I will not be returning until they practice better Covid safe methods or a vaccine is found. I shall miss it.

We tried our usual ‘go to’ cafe first (Drift Bridge Cafe, Banstead) but were incredibly disappointed to see it had close permanently, so drove back nearer home and revisited this cafe as we have had some lovely breakfasts/brunches in years gone by, and it was a resounding success: good CV19 protocol and all staff wearing masks, and my wife and were throughly impressed with the quality of the poached eggs (yolks nice and runny, just as we like them) and accompanying chips/bacon, bubble and squeak etc. We will visit again, but sooner rather than later.

Disappointed. Diner looks so nice from the outside. Today we decided to go with our 2 year old grandson. He had fish chips and beans. The fish was grey inside and it tasted really was awful. My husband added two sausages to his 3 egg scrambled egg 3? more like 2 small) and the sausages were simply cheap and tasteless at £1.30 each. Luckily, you cannot go too wrong with a poached egg on bread so my lunch was ok. The person I complained to was arrogant instead of just simply apologising. I had to ask for the bill to be checked as to me £17.50 was too much for two adult meals and a child meal but was told that other places charge £30 for a two person meal so their price is good in comparison. I... View menu