The best restaurants in Huntingdonshire East of England

Llevé a mi tía mayor allí para cenar porque creía que era elegante. El servicio era pésimo, nos despreciaban la comida horrible y extremadamente caro y el rudo camarero cuando me pedí un menú vegetariana. No vale la pena una visita. Puede conseguir un mejor servicio en McDonald's pero bueno este hotel es propiedad de McDonald's aparentemente.

Order cancelled for no reason , waiting on refund. Phone number also does not work so cannot contact to ask why

About the food the chips were luke warm and fish was overcooked as this was a takeaway establishment, placed order on the phone arrived at the Times specified that my takeaway will be ready had to wait a little bit longer than booked time, St Neots has a variety of fish and chip shops my decision will not be using again

Great garden centre, went with some friends, had meals in restaurant, gorgeous.well done to jess, mandy&staff for running such a pleasant place to go and eat.

Selected to visit this pub to watch live football whilst in St Neots recently. There are at least two screens, a pool table, fruit machine and the venue hosts live music typically (although it’s unclear during COVID times). To that end, it’s a regular local pub with a predictable array of beers on tap and classic features. The drinks are well priced, though.

The arrangement between a private entity and the council, where taxpayers fund £80 a night for accommodations ostensibly meant to support homeless individuals, is deeply troubling. This setup not only squanders public funds but also subjects vulnerable people to dehumanizing treatment reminiscent of George Orwell’s 1984. For starters, the price tag—£80 per night—is exorbitant for what is typically basic, often substandard, accommodation. Such inflated costs, funded by taxpayers, are a blatant example of profiteering at the expense of the public purse. The lack of transparency regarding how these funds are allocated raises significant questions about oversight and accountability. Who benefits from this arrangement, and why are such high rates deemed acceptable when more cost-effective and humane alternatives likely exist? The treatment of the homeless residents compounds the issue. Reports of pervasive surveillance, with security staff listening in on conversations through an extensive camera network, are chilling. Such measures, far from providing safety, create an oppressive environment where individuals are stripped of dignity and privacy. The implication that homeless people must be monitored so intrusively perpetuates harmful stereotypes, reducing them to objects of suspicion rather than human beings deserving of support and respect. This Orwellian approach undermines the purpose of such accommodations: to provide a safe, supportive space for individuals at their most vulnerable. Instead, the invasive surveillance fosters mistrust and humiliation, leaving residents feeling more marginalized than ever. The council must urgently review this arrangement. A thorough investigation into the costs and conditions is needed, alongside meaningful consultation with the individuals directly impacted. Public funds should be directed toward solutions that prioritize dignity, privacy, and genuine rehabilitation—not profit-driven schemes that treat homelessness as an opportunity for exploitation.

Ordered online, then got a notification to say they cancelled order for no reason, so me and kids deciding what to have as a treat for then the delivery driver to arrive with the food at the door kids happy they have what they originally wanted , I said I thought it was cancelled so he went back to his car to see what was going on then nothing so I rang them to see are we actually getting the food we wanted as he drive brought it to the door and the kids saw it for then to say there mistake it was cancelled they didn’t mean to and then said the driver has brought the food back and nothing they can do, talk about dangling right in the kids faces and taking it away again. Not happy poor customer service will not use again

Ordered food on Christmas Eve at 5.30pm to be collected at 6.30pm. Arrived at shop at 6.25 pm to collect the food when ready. Still waiting for the food at 7.30 pm. Eventually got food at 7.45 pm. This is shocking service. The same happened last year so as the nine of us have a Chinese every year on Christmas Eve we will be taking our large order elsewhere next year.

First off they have banging food but they forgot a corma curry and we paid £70 pounds for 5 curry's and only 4 arrived this as always been a go to when we wanted a curry then we rang up and said we have ordered 5 curry's and we are missing a corma and a nan bread they said we can help u and send them out to give it u but it will be £8.00 pounds then started arguing with us on the phone and called my dad drunk when he don't d4ink

This spot is amazing its a perfect place to go for a time out in st ives town. Its got lovely staff they are very friendly. They work hard with a smile always help and always ready to serve. This is probaly the best coffee shop in cambridge and the coffee they serve is so nice and the food is always fresh and great. Big love to the team manager emma, the store leader eugine, the workers tammy hazel and harvey all the staff are great and welcoming. A must go if your visiting st ives.

Great food spoiled by a lady serving that were absolutely disgusting and disrespectful never again, when ordering it asks for a name then they call it out by number. Then when asked your shown up in front of other customers with a disrespectful attitude

Great Food & Service!!Visited one afternoon, was quiet but i was served really quickly by friendly staff who chatted to me while making my sub. Place clean and tidy. Last time I visited here over a year ago was not very clean and rude staff. This branch has maybe got a new franchise owner as was very impressed at how much better it was compared to last time!!! Well done to Subway Spaldwick!

Pizza was dry and had obviously been sitting there a long time. Tried to give us a meat pasty when we’d asked for vegan! Luckily we noticed. These small details put customers off hence why feeding back

We ordered around 7:30 and the tracker was still saying “Prep”. We called the restaurant at 8:30 and found out that they havent even cooked any of our order as they are busy. He said it will be another 45mins to an hour. They didnt even call to let us know how long we would have waited and they would have let us wait for 2 hours!! Cancelled order and now would need to wait 3-5 working days to get £50 refund. Would have understood if they were busy but to not let us know how long the wait would be is terrible.

My sister brought a sandwich from there yesterday, only to find mold in it. These should not be sold