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A traditional American themed dinner with chilli fries to die for. Situated nice and close to the Thames, so you can go for a nice stroll afterwards to walk off all that food!
Submitted by Carly
A delicious local Italian restaurant near Richmond Bridge.
Submitted by Adam
Amazing food, a great atmosphere and a lovely riverside location. It's very popular, so make sure you book ahead.
Submitted by Sean
A specialist sports equipment shop for the serious sportsman. It specialises in custom-made footwear to fit your choice of sport perfectly.
Submitted by Carly
A great independent addition to Richmond's eating and drinking scene. Be that for a relaxed brunch (and bellini!), a lazy coffee on a sofa, a pre-theatre meal or a lively night out.
Submitted by Stephen
Bavarian sausage and beer in a picturesque setting overlooking the Thames. A great place to meet friends in the summer months...
Submitted by Vel
As well as its beautiful architectural style, Richmond Theatre puts on some great performances, from fantastic theatre groups to world famous music artists, all year round.
Submitted by Ivanka
The afternoon tea at the Richmond Hill Hotel is great on Sundays at only £24.95.
Submitted by Ivanka
Quick lunchtime food to eat in or takeaway. The slow roasted chicken wrap seasoned with fresh salads and homemade chutney is a great choice!
Submitted by Freddie
A multi award-winning independent beer shop, actively supporting British micro-breweries. A liquid delicatessen!
Submitted by Stephen
The most amazing Lebanese wraps made to order. Lovely coffee too!
Submitted by Stephen
Breakfast, lunch and dinner, Bill's always delivers on service and tasty, freshly cooked food. The Bill's breakfast comes highly recommended for those with healthy appetites!
Submitted by Daisy
Fantastic cakes and coffee. Snap up a table on the pavement in summer and watch the world go by.
Submitted by Stephen
Watch the cricket at The Cricketers pub overlooking Richmond Green.
Submitted by Vel
Just inside Richmond Station, the smell of Knot's delicious pretzels wafts around the entrance enticing you in!
Submitted by Mattia
Why not explore the nearby areas of Richmond, North Sheen, St Margarets, Old Isleworth, Twickenham, Brentford, East Sheen, Kew, Mortlake and Syon
Did you know?
"During the 1700s, William Byrd II of Westover came to live in London. Upon his return to Virginia, he established the town of Richmond, naming it after Richmond, London after noting the similarity in their landscapes."
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The perfect mix of country land city life. What's not to love!
Melissa
What isn't there to love about Richmond? Spending a bit of time in Richmond Park you can get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and feel like your in the countryside for a while, but ten minutes later you can be back on the high street with its mix of big brands and independent shops. During the day you have a multitude of cafes for coffee and lunch which on nice days can be taken down the the gorgeous riverside or over to the expansive green. For you evenings there's a plethora of pubs, bars and restaurants with many putting on live music, quizzes and other entertainment. For a slightly more cultured evening you have two theatres to choose from, one standard theatre and one in the round. For film fans there isn't just one cinema but three including one art house cinema with a diverse selection of small homegrown titles and international films. The transport links can take you into central within an hour and those who drive can be in the country in the same amount of time. To be honest, I can not think of anywhere better to live.
Charlie
The river, the pubs, the bars, the people!
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A South-West London town on a meander of the River Thames, Richmond has a rural feel thanks to its many parks, open spaces, and protected conservation areas. This blend of town and country life has made it especially popular with families looking for a quieter pace of life conveniently close to Central London. The town is 8.2 miles (13.2 km) west-southwest of Charing Cross. Richmond has excellent transport links and superb amenities, including shops, restaurants and bars, pubs, theatres and cinemas, museums and galleries, and sporting facilities. There also are several high-performing schools in the town.
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