Very disapointing.

I used to go there often till the time I bougth a small salad at the salad bar and eat a piece of glass that was in it!
Not sure how this piece arrived there but I broke part of my tooth and I’m waiting for their feedback. So far nothing!

I don’t think I have anything bad to say about this cafe/takeaway lunch spot next to Richmond Station.

Using fresh, quality ingredients, you walk in to the sensory delights of the most exciting array of foodly options around. From Chick Pea Dahl to Malay Chicken and Soups, sandwiches, snacks, stir-fry’s. It’s basically impossible to choose.

Offering great food at great value, there’s no option in Richmond. You must eat here.

For lunch that makes a change from a starbucks panini or salad from pret, Source is a wonderful place to visit. With the variety that the delicatessen has to offer, it can take your entire lunch break simply to choose what to order! The Italian dishes are a particular favourite of mine..
In addition to this, local produce such as honey from richmond park give Source a touch of 'je ne sais quoi' that sets it apart from other, slightly cheaper options. For unusual extras to add to the weekly shop, Source does what it describes as 'fine' food particularly 'finely'

An excellent place for lunch in Richmond. Try the Malay chicken curry. It's bloody delicious. Helpful staff and at the deli counter and in the shop. This isn't the kind of place you want to do your weekly shop though. The produce is very high quality and subsequently quite pricey. I find myself eating lunch here alot and only occassionally picking up some gourmet sausages or nice brie to take home with me.

If you've got the cash, shop here all the time. Otherwise make it a special treat place!

Source is a lovely little indy foodie shop/deli just nextdoor to Richmond station. You can find everything from reasonably priced sandwiches, made on site, to take away curry, thai, italian meals. They will heat them up too if you're in a hurry, or you can take home cold is rahter cute cardboard containers. There is a good range of local produce, and various finer foods/cheeses/pate and what have you.

This is also the home of the legendary Taylor St. Barista's, who I believe to be good, not that I really coffee myself!

Be sure to say hello to Jeremy who runs the place... a nice chap to have a pint with!