Highly recommended! We had an afternoon tea and the food was delicious. We loved everything! The owners and the staff are very kind and helpful. The owner also recommended us some iconic places to visit in Dorking and we enjoyed a lot our visit.
Graham T
Myself and my Grandson were visiting Dorking from Oldham for the football match and after reading reviews of Mullins' coffee shop we thought we would visit for breakfast. We had made a reservation and its a good job we did as the coffee shop was full by the time we left late morning on Saturday. The owner is very pleasant, helpful and obliging and the food we had was absolutely spot on. I opted for the full breakfast which did not disappoint and my Grandson opted for a toasted sandwich. Both were freshly cooked and we enjoyed our drinks while we waited. A fellow Oldham fan was also enjoying a breakfast here! All in all, definitely worth visiting and we have no hesitation in returning. A comprehensive menu catering for all tastes. Thankyou to all the staff for making our visit to your coffee shop and Dorking a memorable one.
Linda R
ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL STAFF,SERVICE AND FOOD ESPECIALLY THE GINGER CAKE..CAN'T RECOMMEND HIGHLY ENOUGH 10 OUT OF 10
M J
Decided on this cafe as looked lovely & was, quite quint, proper 'old style' teacups. Food v hot & panini was big with plenty of filling. I rec Bacon Brie & Cranbury. Staff lovely & attentive, nothing too much trouble. Was busy place so knew would be good. Nice to read history of building & look at their memrobellia. We not from area but when visit Dorking again will return
Robyn Sales
Lovely friendly service and atmosphere. We ordered the scrambled eggs and scone with jam and cream.The perfect homemade scrambled egg on lovely fresh bread.The scone was the best we've ever had, beautifully light.Will definitely be returning here.
Robert R
Very friendly service and staff amazing food excellent value for money would definitely recommend that you try the ginger cake
Mikey McClure
Not being from the area, I asked a local where is best to go as I had a few hours to kill. They pointed me in the direction of Mullins. I was greeting by great customer service and even better food, iced coffee which was perfect and you can tell they do put a lot of care into their food and their relationships with customers. Whilst sitting here there were people coming in just to say hi to the staff! Great atmosphere and if you are travelling through Dorking, it’s definitely worth to stop.
Craig Dodds
Basil, Susan and staff are very friendly, serving great coffee and delicious food. Highly recommend the Mullins Special!
R T
Great coffee, always my first choice in Dorking!
marcelles969
We've been trying to get into Mullins for a few years now, but it's always full when we visit Dorking. But today was our lucky day, and what a treat is was. Delicious sandwiches very generously packed with lovely, fresh fillings and the best coffee in town served with a delightful taste of ginger cake. Such a friendly greeting too, it was an absolute pleasure to visit - a perfect coffee shop.
Very busy when I arrived. Owner served me and was courteous and nice. Sorry I can't give a glowing review. My food took far, far too long to arrive. Although I have a pretty common special dietary requirement which was used as justification for the very long wait for a sandwich, it was still not good. Other cafes manage to fix me food in far less time. I thought my sandwich filling tasted good but that it was very expensive for what I had - amount of salad served with it and sandwich size were tiny. On the plus side, I really liked the vibe and all the memorabilia and historical explanation about the links with the shoemaker who had worked out of this shop - maybe even lived there - who left for America on the Mayflower, ultimately being an ancestor of many Americans - including Marilyn Monroe.
pottrekkers
A smallish cafe with great hospitality. Potato waffles, poached egg and avocado were perfect for an eleven o’clock meal. The table service also gives it extra points.
F7734BYkateb
£7 for a tuna sandwich! Why? I've been done, so expensive for something so bland. Paid £3.60 down the road a couple of days later.
AlastairH_13
Myself and my wife went to Mullins for an afternoon tea. From friendly staff, through to excellent food this was a memorable trip. Very reasonably priced and will certainly be going again when we next go to Dorking. Top tip try their specialty the ginger cake, one of the best cakes we have ever tried.
Visitor1020
This is a great find, nice staff, good food and a bit of history. The Coffee Shop is situated in the house of William Mullins. Mullins was one of the Pilgrim Father's who sailed on The Mayflower to America in 1620. The Menu includes breakfast, light lunches and home baked cakes. There is a nice range of Spanish fruit juices to order by the bottle as well. Small, very tidy and with excellent service. A ready welcome here.
Highly recommended! We had an afternoon tea and the food was delicious. We loved everything! The owners and the staff are very kind and helpful. The owner also recommended us some iconic places to visit in Dorking and we enjoyed a lot our visit.
Myself and my Grandson were visiting Dorking from Oldham for the football match and after reading reviews of Mullins' coffee shop we thought we would visit for breakfast. We had made a reservation and its a good job we did as the coffee shop was full by the time we left late morning on Saturday. The owner is very pleasant, helpful and obliging and the food we had was absolutely spot on. I opted for the full breakfast which did not disappoint and my Grandson opted for a toasted sandwich. Both were freshly cooked and we enjoyed our drinks while we waited. A fellow Oldham fan was also enjoying a breakfast here! All in all, definitely worth visiting and we have no hesitation in returning. A comprehensive menu catering for all tastes. Thankyou to all the staff for making our visit to your coffee shop and Dorking a memorable one.
ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL STAFF,SERVICE AND FOOD ESPECIALLY THE GINGER CAKE..CAN'T RECOMMEND HIGHLY ENOUGH 10 OUT OF 10
Decided on this cafe as looked lovely & was, quite quint, proper 'old style' teacups. Food v hot & panini was big with plenty of filling. I rec Bacon Brie & Cranbury. Staff lovely & attentive, nothing too much trouble. Was busy place so knew would be good. Nice to read history of building & look at their memrobellia. We not from area but when visit Dorking again will return
Lovely friendly service and atmosphere. We ordered the scrambled eggs and scone with jam and cream.The perfect homemade scrambled egg on lovely fresh bread.The scone was the best we've ever had, beautifully light.Will definitely be returning here.
Very friendly service and staff amazing food excellent value for money would definitely recommend that you try the ginger cake
Not being from the area, I asked a local where is best to go as I had a few hours to kill. They pointed me in the direction of Mullins. I was greeting by great customer service and even better food, iced coffee which was perfect and you can tell they do put a lot of care into their food and their relationships with customers. Whilst sitting here there were people coming in just to say hi to the staff! Great atmosphere and if you are travelling through Dorking, it’s definitely worth to stop.
Basil, Susan and staff are very friendly, serving great coffee and delicious food. Highly recommend the Mullins Special!
Great coffee, always my first choice in Dorking!
We've been trying to get into Mullins for a few years now, but it's always full when we visit Dorking. But today was our lucky day, and what a treat is was. Delicious sandwiches very generously packed with lovely, fresh fillings and the best coffee in town served with a delightful taste of ginger cake. Such a friendly greeting too, it was an absolute pleasure to visit - a perfect coffee shop.
Restaurantji Recommends
Very busy when I arrived. Owner served me and was courteous and nice. Sorry I can't give a glowing review. My food took far, far too long to arrive. Although I have a pretty common special dietary requirement which was used as justification for the very long wait for a sandwich, it was still not good. Other cafes manage to fix me food in far less time. I thought my sandwich filling tasted good but that it was very expensive for what I had - amount of salad served with it and sandwich size were tiny. On the plus side, I really liked the vibe and all the memorabilia and historical explanation about the links with the shoemaker who had worked out of this shop - maybe even lived there - who left for America on the Mayflower, ultimately being an ancestor of many Americans - including Marilyn Monroe.
A smallish cafe with great hospitality. Potato waffles, poached egg and avocado were perfect for an eleven o’clock meal. The table service also gives it extra points.
£7 for a tuna sandwich! Why? I've been done, so expensive for something so bland. Paid £3.60 down the road a couple of days later.
Myself and my wife went to Mullins for an afternoon tea. From friendly staff, through to excellent food this was a memorable trip. Very reasonably priced and will certainly be going again when we next go to Dorking. Top tip try their specialty the ginger cake, one of the best cakes we have ever tried.
This is a great find, nice staff, good food and a bit of history. The Coffee Shop is situated in the house of William Mullins. Mullins was one of the Pilgrim Father's who sailed on The Mayflower to America in 1620. The Menu includes breakfast, light lunches and home baked cakes. There is a nice range of Spanish fruit juices to order by the bottle as well. Small, very tidy and with excellent service. A ready welcome here.