The best restaurants serving British food in East of England

Great value and cosy quality. Lovely bar, dog friendly. Everything you need from an inn.

The staff were pleasant and the main meals were nice. The fish batter was crispy and chips were nice. The service was quite slow, as I don't think they had enough staff to cover front and back. The crumble pudding was disappointing as it tasted slightly artificially was very cold in the middle so not warmed through enough.

Had my aunt's wake here, the food & the service was excellent. Gary & his staff made it such a memorable day. Thank you

A group of six of us went to The Three Tuns yesterday for Sunday lunch. The selection on the menu was good and the food lived up to its reputation. The servings were plentiful and the quality was first-class. We were made very welcome by the young staff, who were efficient and helpful throughout. The pub itself is very attractive, and we found the village location and ambiance very appealing. We'll definitely be paying another visit!

First time at the King's Head and not the last, food was brilliant tried the pie of the day venison and lasagna both excellent, good choices of menus and value. One of the best meal's we have had in a pub Hethersett. This pub will now be our first choice for a drink and meal out.

Lovely little public house, and relaxing atmosphere. Came here for a few drinks with friends and all had a lovely time

Clean and tidy. Warm welcome. Good food and drink menu. Sadly we were kept awake till 4 am with music 🎶 coming from above. The sink in the en-suite did not have a plug

Relaxed atmosphere, busy and clearly popular across a wide demographic. Good selection of drinks and cocktails, nice furnishings and decor too. Staff, not as friendly or chatty as they are at Saint & Dinner, the sister site at other end of the high street, in fact pretty miserable and felt like I was disturbing them by wanting to order drink and food, maybe just a bad night/one off, but still a good venue to visit on a day or night out in St Alban's.

Great food, good prices and friendly staff

Just a arrived home after our breakfast at Harvester. Grays As normal food was great The atmosphere is just brilliant and service always done with a smile and very efficient. Hope all harvesters have a JAMES KAREN and JOVITA All three are just brilliant and a credit to Harvester. Can see why the Harvester Grays is always busy. Chris Murphy

If you’re looking for good food and good service, look somewhere else, they seem to have misplaced both. Young lady behind the bar completely disinterested, other bar lady just irritated, drinks put straight into a puddle of some drink not mopped up, had to request a tray which, when provided was too small for the drinks purchased. Nachos made with pizza sauce, not salsa and topped with fresh coriander 🤢, chicken undercooked, sweetcorn in a green salad and when served, the ramekin of sauce was IN the salad. Coleslaw was watery and tasted horrible. Coffee was awful. Very understaffed for a Saturday afternoon with good weather. Absolutely ridiculous excuse for a disabled toilet.

Absoloute Trash Food , Rude Staff .

After landing at Luton airport, I found an ATM to withdraw local currency. I warn all travelers trying to use the ATM at Luton Airport at Baggage Reclaim Wall NOT TO USE IT! The ATM is owned by GANGEGROUP which rather to charge a reasonable rate of exchange, as all ATMs worldwide do, this operator makes an unreasonable mark-up. Since no receipt was awailable, I discovered the robbery only after return and checking my bank statement. This operator charges a mark-up of more than 30% on the official rathe of exchang USD to British Pound.

Had a lovely meal here for Mother's day. Food and dessert were fantastic

Refused entry on match day as they wanted proof of my home address. People don't give out their home address to strangers & definitely dont whilst going in a pub. Nothing displayed to say they refuse entry on match day without proof of address