The best restaurants in Colney Heath St Albans East of England

How lucky am I to live a stone's throw from Kat?! Amazing food, fantastic service. My new favourite takeaway!!

Top quality 5* food. Delicious, stunningly presented, hot and perfectly cooked. Amazing waiting staff too. Thank you 👍

Great food. Great value for money. One of the best take a ways I've ever had. Beautifully cooked. The Jerk chicken was spicy without burning your mouth, the mutton curry melt in the mouth. The side dishes were tasty too.

We turned up on the off chance due to a cancelled train - was found a table although it was busy . Great service and excellent fresh cooked food. Fab atmosphere and Nicola's service and assistance was first class. We will return .Thank you for a great evening

Would give a 3.5 if I could, got upgraded to a 4 in the end by the kids. Good points - clean, kids liked the cookie dough desserts Bad points - constant stream of delivery drivers which makes the wait seem longer when you’re dining in. It took too long at night for just 2 desserts, but loads of delivery orders went out instead. Also, no kids portions. £8 for a cookie dough dessert means, for a family, you’ll just share what your kids have (as the portions are too big for them so they’ll be wasted), rather than them having a small portion and you choosing your own.

Went with a party for the 3 course Christmas meal. Specified vegan beforehand but they forgot that part, kind of important for me. Tomato and pepper soup was pretty good, given dairy butter with bread though. Had the vegetable wellington as a main which was good, but the rest was lacking, sprouts, half a single carrot (yes really) and yorkshire pudding for £33.50, absolutely outrageous. It turns out the vegan option (which I was glad to see on the menu) was just the removal of the yorkshire pudding, but they gave me one anyway, I had to get them to check if it was vegan (it wasn't) so that was nice. No cauliflower, parsnips, veg, nothing extra, a seriously boring roast! Desert was nice, trillionaire chocolate cake thing, apparently this was vegan so I'm glad I got to eat a dessert. Absolutely insane price considering the anemic main course, and no alternatives in the main for vegan diets (aquafaba as an egg replacement for yorkshire puddings fyi). Colleagues weren't particularly impressed either as far as I recall, overall pretty mid, wouldn't recommend.

Proper pub and not London prices

Have driven past lots of times but never had time to stop until today. Thought I would just pop in and have a look around. Was very impressed, they had a huge variety of good quality local produce on sale. Staff were very welcoming and friendly. Stopped for a quick coffee and cake which was scrummy. Will definitely be visiting again soon.

Wonderful food and service as always.

A lovely family run, family friendly pub. My brothers local too.

So our order got given to someone else (or stolen) and the restaurant refused to accept fault. Told us to contact JustEat and that it was their problem now. No offer to replace the food, resolve the issue or anything, just an "oh well, not my problem". Clearly a bunch of frauds preying on the drunk and desperate and with no knowledge of how to run a business or deal with the public with any respect. As such, I am in no mood to show these people any respect in return. They have ruined the evening of hospitality staff with a rare Saturday night off by totally f*cking up our night-in together, leaving us scraping the bottom of the barrel at 10pm to find something that isn't a dodgy kebab. We tried to ring them back 35 minutes before the listed closing time without response. This screams shady business with something to hide. So let's not let them hide. They're the worst of the worst, the most uncaring and unsympathetic wastes of time and energy in the city. I would love for nothing more than them to go out of business tomorrow. Food sounded nice though, but I guess we'll never know 1/5*

We regularly pop into the cafe at Notcutts Garden Centre for breakfast at the weekend. They have a weekend deal which offers two Full English Breakfasts for £16.95 - an absolute bargain! The cafe is pleasant and clean, and all of the staff are friendly and helpful. The breakfast itself uses quality ingredients and comprises eggs, bacon, sausage, tomatoes, mushrooms, beans and hash browns. Toast and tea/coffee are available at an extra cost. So why only three stars? Because the kitchen uses those catering warmer pots for a lot of the ingredients and the food is only ever lukewarm at best. It’s so frustrating as it’s a great breakfast. For the last three visits I’ve sent the food back to be popped in the microwave and then it’s fine, but the staff are not getting the hint. Turn the thermostat up on the catering pots so that the food is hot! Pretty please!

We were served by Emily with a smile and a greeting. I ordered a cold drink they didn’t have nonetheless I asked for a cold latte & if they could rustle up a cold ‘hot’ chocolate. We ordered a sandwich (without cucumber) but onions. The response was ‘can do’ - with a smile and no problem. The cold ‘hot’ chocolate was delicious and in case it wasn’t they made me a hot chocolate equally delicious. My faith in customer service was definitely positive and I thank Emily and her co-worker. Both ladies are a credit to the Notcutts work force. Thank you. We will be back!!!

Visited Pausa in Wolverhampton Dunelm for lunch waited 25mins to be served ! No soup, no jacket spuds !! No system you have one person serving drinks so other staff can serve. When my husband asked why he was told to get out !! He is diabetic and had his injection so he needed to eat. He told them he wasn’t complaining he just wanted some answers. If you are going to offer cafe facilities please ensure they are run efficiently. If you don’t have the items take them off the menu. I am sorry to write this but all the customers were complaining I shop at Dunelm regularly it is a great shop, but sorry will not use cafe again. Mrs Tame

Visitamos el Gallery Café (en la base) para Trestle café y croissant, sábado por la mañana las Artes Base sólo está abierta el sábado durante el semestre escolar. Como clases de ballet estaban teniendo lugar el café estaba bastante concurrida. Había una exposición de artes, como parte de la Open estudios; el Herts artista, Audrey Woodhead, debería haber estado presente, pero no la vi. Base de Artes Trestle es conocido por sus máscaras teatrales y muchos de estos se muestra alrededor del edificio. El café era normal, el croissant era agradable. Wi-fi disponible; el personal era amable. En la esquina del café es una cesta con juguetes infantiles y libros. Cuidado: el horario es diferente durante las vacaciones escolares