The best restaurants in Higham Ferrers Chichele East Northamptonshire East Midlands

Super cosy jewel in the centre of Higham Ferrers. Very busy and great staff made me welcome. Ordered an omelette and was I impressed. Best I've eaten in many years. Taste buds were going crazy

Order the other night dry starters bry made curry was flavourless would not recommend

Great little coffee shop, has the old barn atmosphere with its high ceilings and beams typical of an old market town. Friendly staff, free WiFi and a pleasant service.

Food was not great service was pathetic had to wait for 45 min for the order

Our go-to restaurant in Northampton. I’m lucky enough to eat in top end restaurants in London and across the UK and this is my favourite. Always a warm welcome from Chef Davide and the girls. A small restaurant and a perfectly formed menu - it’s not a pizzeria, but the type of restaurant with some modern twists you might expect in Tuscany. Good value and we recommend it to a lot of friends. It’s a well kept secret to those in the know.

Opted to buy a different loaf, as the past 2 Harvester ones had huge holes in the middle, mentioned this to the assistant who was not the slightest bit interested that I had paid good money for poor produce. Would have expected at least some interest if not recompense.

Golden Phoenix prawn toast and spring rolls are the best I’ve ever had in Ireland and abroad. Their soups are excellent and satay chicken skewers are crazy good. Best Chinese in Ireland. John

Food still piping hot when it arrived, very friendly delivery. Good veggie sausages.

Best Chip Shop in the area and great staff! Always friendly and having a laugh!

Nice restaurant! As a curry lover and from out of area I found the food was good quality, but portion sizes were very small and expensive! £4.99 for what a portion of rice half the size of other restaurants and nearly double the price was very dissapointing. The chicken portions in the main dishes were also very small, probably amounting to a small breast per portion, and for £13 approx far too expensive. Wherever I go both in country and out I always manage to find myself an Indian restaurant and love to compare. So food was good quality but overpriced for portion size. Will I go again when visiting family in Higham, probable not!

We visited today for the Sunday Carvery and were most impressed with the food and great service, especially Lynne.Will definitely return!👍

I ordered toast with jam and butter Have had this before had real bread thick. This visit i had toast it was made froma thin loaf of bread . I don't expect cheap thin bread .

Expensive my daughter is 10 years old but she is about 147cm tall for her age and she paid like an adult which put me off this place especially since she doesn't eat like an adult a few fries and an ice cream and the cost of £23 is a bit excessive and out of place we know that a child will not eat as much as an adult