About Cafe Mimmo & Pizza
Café Mimmo & Pizza is a neighbourhood Italian café and pizza restaurant situated on Broad Street in the heart of Teddington. Open from early morning through to evening on most days, it serves the local community with quality coffee, relaxed brunches, and freshly made pizzas — including the much-liked panuozzi, a traditional Italian pizza sandwich. The atmosphere is welcoming and unpretentious, the pricing is reasonable, and the premises are wheelchair accessible, making it a comfortable choice for a wide range of visitors, from solo coffee drinkers to families enjoying a casual evening meal.
Local area
Broad Street sits close to Teddington’s busy high street, an area known for its pleasing mix of independent businesses and genuine community character. A neighbourhood Italian café fits naturally into this setting — Teddington residents tend to value the personal touch that independent establishments bring over chain alternatives. With Bushy Park and the Thames close by, there is always a steady flow of walkers and weekend visitors looking for somewhere comfortable to pause. Café Mimmo & Pizza occupies exactly that role: a reliable, welcoming spot that feels woven into the fabric of local daily life.
Why choose Cafe Mimmo & Pizza
For residents who appreciate somewhere that does the simple things well, Café Mimmo & Pizza is a strong local option. It opens early enough for a proper morning coffee, stays open into the evening on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays for those wanting a relaxed pizza dinner, and closes at a gentler hour on Sundays — a rhythm that suits community life rather than fighting against it. The panuozzi alone give it a point of difference from most local cafés, and its wheelchair accessibility means it is genuinely open to everyone. A rating of 4.6 from nearly 300 visitors speaks for itself.
Services
- Freshly made pizza
- Panuozzi (Italian pizza sandwiches)
- Brunch and breakfast service
- Specialty coffee
- Casual evening dining
- Dine-in café service
Ideal for: Local Teddington residents, Families dining casually, Coffee and brunch seekers, Wheelchair users and those needing accessible venues, Visitors to the Teddington area, Older residents looking for a relaxed neighbourhood café.
Frequently asked questions
What days is Café Mimmo & Pizza open, and what are the hours?
The café is open Tuesday to Sunday. Tuesday and Wednesday run from 7:30 AM to 5 PM; Thursday and Friday from 7:30 AM to 9 PM; Saturday from 8 AM to 9 PM; and Sunday from 8:30 AM to 4 PM. The café is closed on Mondays.
Can I visit in the evening, or is it mainly a daytime café?
Evening dining is available on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, when the café stays open until 9 PM. On other days it closes in the afternoon, so it operates primarily as a daytime café outside of those evenings.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Café Mimmo & Pizza is noted as being wheelchair accessible, making it a suitable choice for visitors with mobility requirements.
What makes the menu different from a standard pizza restaurant?
Alongside traditional pizzas, the café is particularly known for its panuozzi — Italian pizza sandwiches made with homemade-quality dough and fillings not typically found in supermarkets. It also serves coffee and brunch dishes, giving it a broader menu than a pizza-only venue.
How do I contact or find Café Mimmo & Pizza?
The café is located at 27 Broad Street, Teddington, TW11 8QZ, and can be reached by phone on 020 8977 7999.
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