The 30 Best Cafe & Coffee Shop & Pub in Welling

“I've just had the chance to try one of the feta cheese "rogche" and I was actually quite surprised that it was way more delicious than the one I last tried back home. Very friendly and charming girls at the till, that make you feel like home atmosphere. The coffee tastes very delicious too and can highly recommend anyone to try the variety of all the delicious treats they have. Thank you, will definitely visit again. Greetings and keep up with the good stuff you have there.”

“Super high quality ingredients. Generous portions. Reasonably priced. Lovely interior. Excellent, friendly service.”

“Not enough stars to rate this fabulous place. My family and many others frequent this cafe all the time. Everyone and everything was faultless. We went Friday night and Saturday. Just fabulous.”

“I'm falling love with this cafe, great coffee and staff. Lovely and cute place.”

“I got 10days trip in UK. Even though that was not a long trip, I visited 3 times. Since all of the staffs and all of the Food&beverage are lovely. Coffee was amazing as well. Best Italian restaurant in London. I strongly recommend!”

“Cafe run by charity Mencap - fantastic initiative to give people with learning disabilities the chance to learn skills in catering, customer services and hospitality. I have never eaten there but just had a quick coffee / kids snacks - it doesn't feel that warm and cosy to me, so I've never been tempted to linger too long. My suggestion would be to remove the PCs and introduce some sofas and perhaps some toys or games. Not sure how feasible that would be!”

“Great cafe. Popped in after a friend recommended I try it. Great food. Attentive staff and a good atmosphere. Serving full English till 14:00 Date 7/11/25. So this could change when you are reading this.”

“A wonderful place to visit. Part of the charity Waythrough, the Old Moat operates a garden centre, cafe, gift shop and walled garden...and wellbeing service for local people dealing with mental health challenges. Well worth supporting and tasty home made cakes!”

“Brilliant coffee, all espresso-based and they have barista Oatly and Bonsoy options. Excellent selection of cakes including DF/VE/GF options. Staff are always so welcoming and lovely. Decor is cozy and wooden. Perfection!”

“Stumbled across this place one morning and was so happy I did. Authentic local cafe with proper friendly staff. If you're veggie don't be scared to make up your own brekkie with items off the menu.”

“First time visiting this Cafe. After an early start it's nice to have some hot food. Faultless , special shout out for the sausages. Very very good”

“Great old style tunes. The community vibe this place had was something I’ve not seen before. They catered to all there customers with a smile. They even new most of there names. Very good service, quick and good value for money. Reviewed from a full English breakfast connoisseur! I will be back!”

“Love this spot Coffee is always very good Always enjoy the food Great space to sit (inside and outside) Dog friendly too What's not to like?”

“⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Well Bean Co is such a lovely spot! It has a great atmosphere and a really welcoming vibe. The location is perfect, the service is always friendly and attentive, and the hot drinks are fantastic. The food is fresh, tasty, and beautifully presented. On top of that, it’s also a great place to work from — calm, cozy, and perfect as a little office away from home. Definitely a place worth coming back to again and again!”

“We visited Luso Flavours yesterday and had such a lovely experience! The owner is so kind, friendly & even taught me a bit of Portuguese! The food was great and would recommend visiting.”

“1st time trying here in almost 10 years. Wow the food is just like I remembered!! Homity pie is still scrumptious. I 100% recommend here if you want to enjoy a healthy meal ! Try it ! You will be satisfied.”

“Really lovely all day breakfast cafe!! Manager is amazing and I wish him the best. Great value food.”

“Fantastic warm And welcoming staff. Breakfast are great too but not if you are watching what you eat. Recommend alternative milks and avocado on toast to cater for health conscious people. Other than than a lovely place to have a full English with lovely female staff!!”

“Honestly one of the best brekkie's I've had in a long time. I asked for the bacon to be done so crisp you could snap it and that's exactly how it arrived - not under or overdone. The staff were super lovely, too. 100/100, would recommend and will be back!”

“Food here is BEAUTIFUL. The wait staff are kind, quick and attentive. I came here with my family of 4 and we really enjoyed the whole eating experience. They have an all day breakfast. There is a cake and coffee promotion too.”

“Hidden gem! Fantastic roast dinners on Sundays and bring your own wine for a modest corkage charge. The owners couldn't have been nicer and the food is incredible. We've already made arrangements to go again with a group of friends. You may have to navigate yourself around several buggies and prams when you're there and seating is limited but it's worth it. This place is a must try and incredible value for money, I can't recommend it highly enough.”

“We had the most beautiful breakfast here! We are from Melbourne and this is one of the best coffees we have had!!! The med eggs 10/10 and the staff were so lovely! A must visit”

“The best breakfasts in town! I don't get the chance to visit much but when I do I'm never disappointed! Very friendly and welcoming environment with great food.”

“A real gem of a cafe in the heart of Welling high street. Been coming here for years, whenever I’m in town. Food is really good, always cooked well with lovely staff. You can tell a good cafe when it has regulars that ask for the usual. Everyone made welcome, looked after etc. Great coffee too”

“Came here a few times a couple months ago. Was served by a young girl, forgot what her name was. Great customer service and made amazing coffee”

“I've just got back from a lovely lunch at Coffee Bliss Cafe. From the minute we walked in, the staff we very welcoming and friendly. They even gave my 4-year old a little sweet treat on the house, which was a nice touch! The food was fresh and delicious, and the atmosphere was relaxed and inviting. This was my first visit, but I'll certainly be returning.”

“Our first time there to see Tom Lee sing. Table reserved as requested, nice welcome and good service throughout. Will definitely return. Alan”

“Banging cafe can’t go wrong. Great quality food with prices better than other cafes. Very nice staff too, would recommend”

“Really tasty English breakfast with helpful staff. Highly recommended!”

“The people that work here genuinely care for people but it isn't enough it similar in the end goal agenda to Lotus in terms of finances. The drug and alcohol team in Merton get funded by the counsil not the NHS and thus The Sunshine Recovery Cafe does however theres a much darker agenda behind the cafe then meets the eye. When this place first opened the CDaARS was under the mental health service and they were claiming they being "(SWLSTG) MHT" the allowance from the counsil I assume in the bounds of probability that SWLSTG knew they would not accept the renewed contract from the counsil(this is when WDP now VIA took over) on the balance of probability bearing in mind it was around six months before. So whilst under the MHT they opened the SRC with malace aforethought that they were going to send patients from the community mental health team to lighten they case load and offer a "option" weather it's any good a helping the mentally impaired is a different story bearing in mind you have to be four weeks sober to enter the SRC but it still comes under the remit of the merton drug and alcohol funds. But the only people benefiting from it are the mental health teams practically fobbing people off telling suicidal people to try SRC and people with other mental health problems, this place has no doctor or nurses and is not a clinical setting. And now the NOW called IHR is a separate entity from SRC and VIA they still continually refuse patients with dual diagnoses and refer to drug and alcohol. This place was built on the premises that SWLSTG would not renew the contract for CDaARS but they only surveyed people with long standing mental health problems beforehand in conquest of finding out if the MH community is for it not the Drug and Alcohol who have to deal with mental illness day in day out when mental health really don't care in my experience. "If you want kill your pop down the recovery cafe" or "if you want to kill yourself you have capacity your free to do it" those are the comments I've heard in my time and reported from other people (yes MH patients are people to).”