Where shall we meet?: Suzelle Patisserie

Monday 20 June 1994 23:02 BST

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Southfields Tube is the best bet for non-drivers who think watching people bat balls back and forth is a balanced person's way of passing the day. The station doesn't rank highly on the glamour scale, but round the corner is this respectable if unsexy cake shop. Based in a conservatory extension with frilled blinds, the fare consists of icing-heavy cakes, patisserie, bagels and sandwiches. Also a range of hot stuff like pasta and pies: they open in the evening for dinner. Open from 9.30am (8.30am on Saturdays) - the sugar content of the pastries would probably appeal to children.

Suzelle Patisserie, Replingham Rd SW18 (081-874 4616)

Tomorrow: Cafe Rouge,

Wimbledon High St SW19

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