Tide Tables Cafe,

2 The Arches, Richmond TW9 1TH, United Kingdom

"Veganuary! Very slay. Absolutely love their vegan sausage rolls here, have been getting them for a long time and will for many years to come (god willing), and great hot choc. Perfect place for lunch and a coffee and extremely charming being nestled within one of the arches of the oldest bridge in London‼️ next to the beautiful Richmond riverside. Has an INCRED outdoor seating area which is absolutely stunning in all seasons - leafy and sunny in the shade in summer, beautiful orangy hues in the autumn, frosty and wintery in the winter…. They sometimes have fun activities in this space, like dancing on new years! (Was thoroughly disappointed I didn’t go to this one). Lovely spot for dogs and kids and very friendly staff! Hot tip - Love to come here to start off a walk down the Thames path to Chiswick bridge and back again. Lovely to sit by the edge of the wall and watch the people and boats go past…. Could sit here for hours (have done!) ☺️"

"A cool place to grab a bite and also walk along the thames or sit in and eat loads. The cakes are fine the coffee is good. The staff are brilliant, good service good chat and quick. This is good."

"Walked along Richmond Riverside and stumbled upon Tide Tables. We were so pleased we did. Unlike the other places across the bridge this one had riverside views and outdoor seating. Fun place for the kiddos with a nice stretch of greenery alongside the river walk. It is also a dog-friendly place. They have put out a doggie water bowl! Go check out the pastries - we chose the harvest apple cake and lemon drizzle slice, delicious! For savouries we chose the spinach & goat's cheese parcel and falafel plate with salad, hummus & bread roll. The staff were friendly and helpful. Absolutely outstanding food and service. We had a lovely meal in great surroundings."

"This is such a cute cafe that’s slightly hidden away under the bridge arches. It’s got a huge open space opposite the river which is perfect for watching the world go by. Cakes were decent, vegetable samosas to die for. Good oat flat white. My only criticism is the outside could really do with some love. Plastic seats which are mostly cracked, table with paint chipped off & random bins all over the place. If there was some flowers, proper seating etc it would actually be magical over looking the bridge. But overall a great little cafe."

"Very crowded at weekends especially when the weather is nice. Coffee and food are decent but nothing really special about them. Just a perfect spot to sit by the water."