The best restaurants in East of England

Nice place, good food, nice people, but bloody cold in there Having stuff done, but be aware of your customers comfort at all times

Found this place by accident and so glad we did. Great food and service, reasonably priced will definitely go again.

Can someone please tell me the reason why these have closed down?!!!

As a restaurant aside to the hotel the place is fantastic, deffo one to remember. Personally I had the best curry in my life

Chose Oh Crumbs purely at random. Good choice - very tasty Cromer Crab sandwiches on brown. They have a serving hatch off the pavement a few yards from the River Burke bridge approach. Placed order through window, waited a few minutes then order arrived. Went and ate on a bench by the bird feeding area next to the bridge. Would recommend.

The best butcher I've been to?quite possibly. Everything is just quality. I love their mighty pork chops sometimes with a bit of kidney. All their bbq fare is spot on, and their seasonal faggots are incredible. The cheese counter is amazing too if you fancy some up market cheese with bread and wine on your hols. Local honey sold too. So more than a butcher! Family are lovely serving and and it's now sons and daughters on the sign 👍

The Gallery restaurant is the showcase for the Catering and Hospitality Department at Stamford college. It is run be the students working for their NVQ level 2 and 3. We attended the Fine Dining evening in February. The food was of exceptional quality, with a well chosen menu, beautifully cooked and presented. The student working in the restaurant were very professional. It was an extremely busy evening, nobody got flustered and everyone worked well both individually and as a group. Congratulations and a big thank you to all the students and their tutors. Good luck for the future!

Simply, Still the best coffee shop in town, with the best banter, the best drinks and the best food (be it eating in or a take away), so glad we had chance to come back here in May 2021 and we will be back in Sept too. If you are planning a trip to Yarmouth you should plan a trip to Westwick Coffee Shop.

The best cafe in King's Lynn by far. You get proper English tea and the coffee is good. All cakes are freshly baked on site, and you get genuine, traditional English service. There is free parking for an hour and it's near the river in the interesting part of Lynn. Support this local family business. There are so few of them left. I recommend it as I have been going here for years and am always impressed with it.

when we go into Cambridge we always call in to Shelly and Sarah's for a lovely Bacon roll and a mug of tea. we even take our grandchildren there as they love the food and drinks. The prices are very good and reasonable and nothing is to much trouble for them.

Great food, plenty of it and a great price. The place was spotless. Whats not to like. This is a great cafe and I can definitely recommend it.

I had bought a wheel of tete de moine last Christmas, which The Cheese Plate had posted to me. It was great and I wanted another one this Christmas but this time I thought I'd drive up to Buntingford and see what else they have. Fortunately I was able to buy their last wheel of tete de moine, which, surprisingly, was the same price as last year! But they had some lovely other cheeses too - a spread of English, French, Swiss, Italian and Spanish I believe. The highlight was the creamy/gooey gorgonzola but I also bought a small pot of garlic jelly - something I hadn't seen before and an excellent morbier, far better than what's on offer in supermarkets.

What a gem. On the Rebellion Way bike route, we had coffee and cake each day (obvs) and this place provided the best of both during 5 days/ coffee stops in Norfolk. Great service too.

The food was delicious and the service was impeccable. The staff were so kind when our daughter dropped her hot chocolate - they gave us another one for free and made sure it was cool enough for her to drink. Thank you. We loved the outdoor seating area. So cosy.

Great country location with good parking. A very welcoming village style pub/restaurant with a friendly and warming atmosphere. We were greeted on arrival by the friendly and happy staff of whom went above and beyond to ensure our visit was pleasant. The menu choices offer more variety than expected, with lots of options to suit all tastes. We enjoyed a 3-course meal at our visit. We started with the pork belly, which was absolutely incredible, super tender, and bursting with flavour. Cooked to absoute perfection! For mains, my husband ate the half rack of lamb, which he thoroughly enjoyed, and for myself, I went for the Fettucine Frutti De Mare. The pasta was all freshly homemade on site, and the dish itself came with plenty of fish too, which compromised of mussels (a very healthy portion might I add too, unlike other comparative restaurants we've visited, you usually only get around 4-5 mussels, however, here, I probably had around 10 or so!), prawns and a fillet of Haddock, which again was all cooked perfectly! My pasta dish was also a very generous portion too! And for dessert, we both opted for the sticky toffee pudding. Again, another very generous sized course, very light and not stodgy, like some sticky toffee puddings, although I personally don't mind a heavy/stodgy sticky toffee, however this was a very light option to follow after 2 courses. Service was very efficient. Prices are as you'd expect for good quality, homemade food. Though, very generous portions as mentioned to reflect on the price also. An extremely good selection of gin and rum behind the bar and only a couple of whisky options (as this is my husbands general choice of spirit). Overall a lovely visit with amazing, top notch food! We will definitely be returning. My husband and I both said it was the best meal we'd eaten out for a very long time, as the quality of the food was incredible Thank you to the staff for providing us with a nice visit.