The best restaurants in East of England

This place is a go to for dinners if you feel like you want a perfect cuisine. Ali, my server, was a very nice man and very communicative with me and my family and he and Mahima completely uplifted our invigorating experience.

Came here for a late breakfast before a tour of the distillery. Food is very good. Not cheap but great quality. Staff also v good. Worth a visit

I believe it has just reopened with new owners. Awful. Paid £8 for beans on toast and almost £4 for a very small bottle of coke. They had no brown bread and the white bread was a supermarket's value brand at best. And to top it off I was charged a 10% service charge (not optional). Steer clear

Lovely quaint little place, best toasted cheese scones we've ever had. Lovely staff, can be a bit of a wait but it's worth waiting for.

Good quality freshly cookedfish and chips always freindly

We were celebrating a wedding anniversary. Great food and outstanding service. We'll be coming back soon. Fabulous evening.

Great to see this place open again as it’s in such a great location. Staff friendly and attentive but not pushy . Food was enjoyed by everyone and of a very good quality . Will definitely return .

It was a really good experience with la Pinoz Watford and their ambience and service were too good. their garlic bread was a unique attraction for us they are reasonable as well, worth to try

Always loved Colin’s, and always got a friendly welcome when walking in. Popped in recently, newly refurbished, busy, loads of young staff wandering about, alarms going off. Too busy to greet a potential customer, or even make eye contact. I left. Customer service means a lot!

Pub doesn't do food atm hence this should be n/a. Holly and Claudio provide fantastic service and a friendly inclusive environment x

Highly recommend the dirty bird burger. Everything about it is delicious. The owner is so passionate about his creations here, and you can really taste it in every bite. It's worth travelling from Chelmsford!

I phoned up to request some allergen information. The server on the phone said "It's too busy, we have no manager". Obviously I didn't order from here but just want to warn anyone else with allergies this is not a safe restaurant to eat at.

I had a fantastic experience here! Only cost £5 pp which included a very generously sized drink, and once in, it's a very friendly atmosphere and really chilled out, which gives a good opportunity to socialise and chill with the people you've gone along with. The actual pottery options to paint are all very well priced too and there's a great variety (and good selection of paints too). Overall, a great trip that was enjoyed by all - never done it before but we will certainly be returning again. Thanks :)

Chatteris is a small, but beautiful North Cambridgeshire town. Smack in the centre is the ancient, but welcoming Cross Keys Hotel. The staff are amazing, nothing is too much trouble, and the beers and wines are well chosen. But the highlight has to be the fabulous food; whether on the reduced but great value lunch menu, or the extensive evening dining, the choice and quality available is staggering. This venue is our firm favourite since coming to live in North Cambridgeshire. Whether you want a quick tasty lunch, or an opulent relaxing dinner, I can't recommend a better traditional pub experience.

I ordered pie and mash. What I actually got was even better. I don't think I've ever eaten such tasty carrots and parsnips , which I was reliable informed , were lightly infused with alcohol. Next time I go I may just ask for a plate of vedge. Outstanding!