The best restaurants serving British food in East of England

Very friendly staffs with good service. Good place to go with family, friends as a dog friendly cafe. We had been there twice when we traveled to Cambridge.

Nice scones but awful coffee. They call it 'speciality coffee' but it comes out of a machine and tastes a bit like chicory coffee. What on earth do they use? Their cheaper filter coffee is far better, and instant coffee would even have been better.

This chippy is local to me and I visit frequently-at least weekly. Good selection of fish and other chip shop staples including cooked to order burgers (grilled on a flat top) kids meals and pensioner deals. Open Sundays from 4-9 pm also.

Great fish and chips. No bones in the fish and chips were perfect. Service was quick. Free carpark round the corner. Great value

young gentlemen believe called reece/rhys spelling cood be inaccurate but must say he was so welcoming and so polite the rest of the staff was very off and uncomfortable feeling but he made us feel very comfortable if it wasn’t for him we wouldn’t of stayed 10/10 service from that young fellow

I just just got a coffee from your cafe. I asked for a fruit scone and your staff member was unsure if you had any she then proceeded to feel all the scones with her bare hand before telling me there was one. Of course I declined to take one, not withstanding there is global pandemic it is completely unhygienic to handle food in that manner. Disgusting!

Their shakes are absolutely amazing, so tasty and good for the prices. Only let down at the minute is the timings on the door for their opening hours are wrong and so on google it may say they are open but when turn up it is locked??

On such a hot Saturday afternoon whilst walking around the green after lunch at The Fox we needed an ice cream! The coffee ice cream is highly recommend.

Trying to get a mocha. Offered me coffee or hot chocolate, but seemed unwilling or unable to combine the two for a mocha.

It was the first time I had seen my parents in months due to lockdown, so we spent 5 hours in the shop and cafe (ate in cafe twice). We spend over £150. A few days later we received a £60 parking fine for spending too long at the shop. We tried to dispute with proof of purchase, but was just told we would be fined £100 if we don't pay by October. Will not be visiting the shop again, and advising others to avoid.

Service was good, food a little bland but served a purpose while working away from home, WiFi was good so could work at the table.

Over 45 mins in here and they couldn’t be bothered to clear the table from the previous customers. The tables they did clear they didn’t wipe down, food all over the floor. Over half an hour waiting for a breakfast and they wasn’t even very busy and it wasn’t value for money and poor quality. Bathrooms unhygienic also

Don’t let the comfy interior fool you, the landlord and landlady have a history of throwing people out and my friends and I fell victim to this, the drinks are good but the service is terrible, we were thrown out over something that didn’t involve us and the landlord came up to us swearing and raising his voice at us almost shouting about something we didn’t even know happened. I live locally and hear tails of this happening often. Terrible service

Booked for Sunday lunch, then at short notice added an additional person requiring gluten free. The landlady couldn't have been more helpful and accommodating, phoning back to confirm they could do a gf roast with trimmings. The pub has a good ambiance with friendly staff. There was a choice of gf starters which is unusual and greatly appreciated. The food was good, we plan to return at some point to try the home made pies.

Why change the previous system to one that has you having to walk back and forth to order food and select cakes. Great if everyone wants the same item but when they want to see whats on offer before making a selection. With plenty of staff standing around, table service would have been easy to operate. A real step back.