Cheap Food in Reigate, Surrey*

Corner eateries, quick bites and the local chippy

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• sorry did that say cheap, what in reigate?
• morrisons go and hang out with the mothers and oldies cheap cheap cheap
• The take aways in Reigate consist of Papa Johns pizza and Pizza Hut. There is also The Fish and Chippy. Its not really that cheap though. The Farber Cafe does quite cheap sandwiches and you can eat in or take away.
• Wok Inn is a must. Reigate Kebab is lovely cheap and good friendly staff. Chippy in church Street is yummy to. Golden Curry in Bell street is good and mid range price's .
• the kebab shop... whahey.
• herbies and gourmet wok
• if you're not standing in front of a travel agent, charity shop or estate agent then its a restaurant.
• many
• reigate kebab and burger house rip off prices free lessons in pointless turkish and a one eyebrowed man! also some massive bloke they love who eats there often they call him anderson! legendary
• Fantastic range of restaurants for going out in the evening, however they all get booked up really quickly! My favourite is La Barbe (for a treat) which does gorgeous french food. There is also Cafe Rouge, Pizza Express, Sweet Potato, Ask, Si, The Dining Room (expensive but is cooked by celebrity chef)........
• Lal Akash on Bell Street does a wicked Indian take away, the Friendly Villa in Woodhatch does the BEST Thai and Peking posh stuff Herbies+Papa Johns opposite each other!
• You can't beat THE Reigate Kebab shop or is that riegate kebab shop? ;-) for a post Sun burger, but trust me on this one don't go in sober!!!!
• Three Cooks bakery, chippy. ASK, Pizza Express, Gherka Kitchen, A few good curry houses, one kebab shop and som posh restaurant that no one goes in.
• Herbies Pizza is all I have to say (Church Street, just look for the brightest lighting)
• Tortellinis is brilliant. Tell them it's a special occasion and you'lll get free drink and song by waiters.
• In a town where something like 35% of the retail establishments are food related you just walk around for a short while until you fall over them! My personal recommendataions: recently opened ASK Pizza & Pasta vies with Pizza Express for the mass-market, for more classy and traditional Italian go for La Lanterna in Bell Street - complete with live piano music! Cafe Rouge is great for good quality and good value French food. La Barbe in Bell Street is your classier alternative for French. For decent Chinese go north out of town a little to Holmesdale Road (by the station) where China China has recently been refurbished.

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Last updated: 2008-10-14