The best restaurants in Sandy Central Bedfordshire East of England

We were craving some really good pizza and decided to give this place a try from the reviews. Did not regret at all, even drove from St Neots to here. We got the bundle with a vegetarian & Athens pizza. Both were top tier! Some of the best pizza we’ve had. Will deff come back.

Bloody lovely, Food lovely, staff brilliant 👏 👌 😀

Pros - delivered early. Partner's Chicken Korma was decent. Cons - I asked for a veggie biryani and a garlic and onion rice. Got 2 tubs of Biryani, no garlic and onion rice. Ordered "butter" curry sauce to go with Biryani. Got something that strongly resembled Korma. Which I detest. Had to put curry powder in to make it edible. How do take aways get this basic stuff wrong? Like: I place and pay for an order, send me my order. How hard can that be? Incompetent. Won't be using again.

Lovely place Very kind staff And delicious 😋 food

Lovely cafe just off the canal. Perfect place to stop for tea and cake whilst out on walk.

Very good food and service was also good. When we went it was very busy and as a result it was very noisy so it was very difficult to have any sort of conversation at your table.

BEST Lamb Passanda and lush Chicken Tikka. The lamb was so tender. Well done Rasoi. My first Just Eat experience was awesome.

First time here on a Saturday night. Great service. Food menu is small but a nice selection. The pie of the day was lovely (Steak and Ale) and the pudding selection was great. The price for the food quality was very good and not that expensive. Well Done Mr O’Gaunt 👍👍👍👍👍👍 4 out 5 🥧🥧🥧🥧

Great breakfast and the coffee is the best. I’ve come a few times as live around the corner and it’s never disappointed. Veggie bacon on the veggie breakfast too!

Great food however unfortunately the delivery driver was rude on arrival. Won’t order delivery again. Shame

This is one of the next places I have visit in many year's. I had a family occasion celebrating a birthday for my brother who has various medical conditions. Firstly the place is extremely clean and well laid out with beautiful decor The options of indoors, covered outdoors (with heaters) and a garden which included a play area could not have been better Menu for food was absolutely value for money and good quality More importantly the staff were amazing. Very friendly and welcoming but the willingness to go above and beyond as if it was quite normal day to day work was fantastic. Kirsty and Dan could not have done any more to make the day for us - what was special it seemed so normal for them who were quite happy to do what they can for anyone visiting the place This has now become our number one spot to return to whenever we are in Bedford Thank you guys for just being you and such wonderful hosts

Having read the Andrew M review I thought I would test his theory. To my surprise the shop was open and had a lovely ambience (maybe because Mr M wasn't there). As an owner operator establishment it is lovely and all the regulars seemed to understand that people can't work 24hrs a day, 365 days a year. Maybe Mr M should send everyone his schedule so they can be open for him I would thoroughly recommend Mama's if you want a local, non corporate coffee shop

The Queen's Head could quite easily be missed if you don't know where to find it, as it is hidden up the old Bedford to Cambridge (Roman?), road just off of the market square, it is also the oldest pub in Sandy dating (as an Ale House), from at least 1642 & has the character to carry it off. Tall people be aware, some beams are a bit low! I attended a friends wedding anniversary party last weekend & had a fantastic time. The catering (done in-house), was amazing & the private area in the garden made for a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon & evening. The Queen's Head has a good choice of beers, wines etc. "Kitchen Takeovers", & food truck visits. It has a large garden & courtyard style outside seating area, as well three room indoor bars. This is a classic Good old traditional British pub with none of the gimmicks of bi monthly "Festivals", etc taken up by other pubs.