The best restaurants in Langleybury Three Rivers East of England

Great coffee, Bakewell slice and the service is always good, with Tony the proprietor leading the way. What more do you want from a boutique cafe.

Lovely brunch and breakfast spot on a cute park.

If it’s good enough for Clevz it’s good enough for me. #pozzoout

A great place for a short trip, close to the Warner Bros. Museum. Delicious regional dishes. I recommend

Booked a table, turned up and was sat down to eat in the restaurant area then totally ignored after ordering drinks for about 40 minutes while people who came after us were ordering and having their food served. Walked out, cheers for the free pint and glass of gin though...🍻

Part of order missing, reheated chips! Will never order from here again food was cold!

Another winning selection from our favourite curry house! Generous portions and delicious dishes,nothing else to say!

I don't understand why the other reviews were poor? In our own experience we have now used this takeaway twice and I have to say they are one of the best takeaways in this area. I had the half chicken bbq and it was tasty and tender and reasonably priced. It was delivered hot-ish so what's not to like?

Good ale good cider and nice garden friendly staff and reasonably priced food very sorry to hear that your closed

Don't waste your time coming here the Hotel is so so so over priced for what ypur staying in and the food is awful!!

absolutely shy7e, all of them are proper crumpets, sent out of date coleslaw out and took half an hour to bring a new one and when they brought the new one it tasted like wet soggy football boots and the pepperoni on the pizza tasted like a horses trotter, proper horrible gaff wouldn’t recommend

Waited for a long time without any sign of staff, actually went to the hotel reception to check the restaurant was indeed open, was told yes, they are probably just busy. Eventually got a table and ordered drinks, was told they had Becks Blue as an alcohol free alternative only to be told 5 minutes later that she had dropped the last one. I ordered the Buttermilk Chicken Burger and skin on fries but unfortunately received what can only be described as a wafer thin, bone dry, supermarket ‘smart price’ breaded escalope and oven chips. Now don’t get me wrong, I have no issue with supermarket food but I do not expect to be charged £14 for it! My daughter ordered the mini fish fingers from the children’s menu but ended up with huge, overcooked, greasy fish goujons which remained untouched. Very, very poor.