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🍴 Where to Eat in Raynes Park: 11 Local Favourites You Should Know About

May 12, 2025•3 min read

Raynes Park might fly under the radar compared to its glitzier neighbours, but when it comes to food, this southwest London gem delivers. Whether you’re craving a full English, authentic Korean BBQ, or a fresh Mediterranean salad, there's something here for every appetite.

Here’s your go-to guide for where to eat in Raynes Park right now:


1. Babylon 76-78

Modern European | 76–78 Coombe Lane, SW20 0AX, https://babylon76-78.co.uk/

A stylish café-bar that nails it from breakfast to cocktails. Think smashed avocado toast, seared scallops, and a buzzy weekend brunch scene. Great for casual dates or catching up with friends.


2. King’s Cafe

Traditional British | 556 Kingston Road,

Unpretentious, hearty, and exactly what you want on a lazy Sunday morning. King’s is a classic local greasy spoon – generous portions, friendly faces, and a proper “Fat Boy Special.”


3. Bosa Kitchen

Lebanese & Middle Eastern | 310 Worple Road, SW20 8QU, https://bosakitchen.co.uk/

Authentic Lebanese food packed with flavour. Come for the falafel, stay for the shawarma, and don’t skip the mezze platter. Ideal for takeaway or a relaxed sit-down.


4. Gaya Korean Restaurant

Korean BBQ & Street Food | 8 Durham Road, SW20 0TW, https://gayauk.com/

One of Raynes Park’s best-kept secrets. Gaya serves up sizzling Korean BBQ, spicy kimchi, and comforting bibimbap in a fun, casual setting.


5. Hoshi Japanese Restaurant

Japanese | 32 Durham Road, SW20 0TW, https://hoshirestaurant.co.uk/

Tucked next to Gaya, Hoshi delivers fresh sushi, warming ramen, and delicious donburi bowls. It’s a local favourite for date nights and solo sushi runs alike.


6. Lime & Thyme

Mediterranean | 56 Coombe Lane, SW20 0LA, https://www.thelimeandthyme.com/

Fresh, flavourful, and family-friendly. Expect grilled meats, seasonal salads, and attentive service. It’s a relaxed spot with a loyal following.


7. Hatay Restaurant

Turkish | 94–96 Coombe Lane, SW20 0AY, https://hatayrestaurant.co.uk/

This modern Turkish eatery hits all the right notes – think lamb shish, hummus, and freshly baked bread. Generous portions and warm hospitality make it a great choice for group dinners.


8. Raynes Park Tavern

Pub | 32 Coombe Lane

Classic chain pub fare in a recently refurbished setting, complete with a beer garden. Perfect for watching the game or tucking into fish and chips with a pint.


9. Raw Bistro

South African Steakhouse | 191 Worple Road, SW20 8RE, http://www.rawbistro.co.uk/

If you like your steaks meaty and your dining room cosy, Raw Bistro is your spot. It’s family-run, unfussy, and packed with flavour.


10. The Olive Garden

Italian | 48 Coombe Lane, SW20 0LA, https://www.theoliveraynespark.co.uk/

Not to be confused with the US chain! This independent Italian serves up proper pizza and pasta in a warm, homely setting. Ideal for midweek comfort food cravings.


11. Sai Indian Restaurant

Indian | 536 Kingston Road, SW20 8RE, https://sairestaurant.co.uk/

A neighbourhood curry house serving classic Indian dishes with plenty of veggie options. Reliable, flavourful, and perfect for a takeaway night in.


🎯 Final Bite:

From British breakfasts to Korean BBQ and Lebanese feasts, Raynes Park is quietly developing a decent food scene.

So next time you’re wondering where to eat - don't forget what you want could be right on your doorstep.


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Tom Gee lives and works in Raynes Park with a wife a 3 daughters. It's a wonderful place to live we just want to showcase everything that is going on.

Tom Gee

Tom Gee lives and works in Raynes Park with a wife a 3 daughters. It's a wonderful place to live we just want to showcase everything that is going on.

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