The best restaurants serving British food in East of England

A beautiful cosy country pub in a lovely village, Tina & Danny are great landlords and always accomodating. I love coming here for a coffee and catch up with friends and meals out with my family.

I got rained off work and the power company were replacing the pole outside ours, so no electricity for the day. We decided to treat ourselves to lunch at the tea room: I ordered the Irish Breakfast tea, while my wife had hot chocolate and the children had juice and milk. For the lunch we ordered sweet potato fries, cheese scones, and a ham and cheese panini with chili jam and side salad; afterwards the children had a slice of Victoria sponge cake and a slice of carrot cake. The food was absolutely delicious and the tea was of the highest quality - this coming from a bit of a tea snob. The two staff members were rushed off their feet, but they were very attentive and there was no delay in taking our orders, in clearing the plates afterwards or settling the bill at the end. They were not just polite and professional but lovely, and made us all feel very welcome! It's a privilege to have such a wonderful tea room in our village and so close to home, and I highly recommend it to anyone who either loves tea or would like somewhere to eat out, or both 👌

The Kiosk in the Park serves perfect coffee and hot chocolate, their almond energy balls are delicious. Always a good atmosphere and pleasant staff, in particular Trevor.

I know this is really random, but does the name Thomas Pawsey ring any bells? He is my 7th Great grandfather and I believe this used to be his home where he worked as a farmer/farmhand. If so, I'd love to hear more about the history of him and this place!

Visited Reedham earlier in the year and, unfortunately, the public toilets were locked. Both cafés open. Other wouldn't let me use their facilities; this one did. When visiting again today, we obviously came to this café for coffee and cake as staff had been kind and understanding last time. Good coffee and cake. Sat outside. Parasol was put up for us when we asked. Friendly staff. Views across the river.

I was served by a young girl named Libby, a very lovely bartender, made for a very pleasant experience

The Best Cafe in Ware. The staff and owners of the Cafe are so friendly and this is matched by the food. Generous portions and reasonably priced. This is our weekly treat every weekend. Almost feel like family… the ones you like 😂

We went for their Christmas Party Menu. Crackers on the table to greet us. Starter was Celeriac & Apple Soup. Full of flavour, a great start. Mains was Slow cooked Beef Shin with Truffle Mash and Buttered Carrots. Melt in the mouth, rich and tasty. Desert was Christmas Pudding and Custard. Delicious. With a bottle of our favourite wine and coffees. What a glorious way to celebrate the season.

Me encanta este lugar. He estado aquí muchas veces para el desayuno o el brunch y nunca decepciona. El café es totalmente vegano con una buena gama de opciones de comida. Nos recibió la encantadora Rachel y optamos por el desayuno grande y el sándwich de huevo frito. Ambas comidas se presentaron bien y sabían delicioso. Ingredientes de buena calidad utilizados con mucho sabor. El tofu revuelto es un favorito absoluto. El personal es siempre amable y acogedor y esta es sin duda mi primera opción cuando estoy cenando fuera para el desayuno o el brunch. Los cafés y chocolates calientes también son buenos. ¡Asegúrate de tomar un pastel (o dos) mientras estás allí!

Food delicious we both had breakfast. Quality sausage and bacon , black pudding , tomato, mushrooms, beans , fried eggs

I came to this establishment as I have been coming prior to the change in management for I’d say the best part of 2 years (and had I’d say found it fantastic, quality and cost as well as staff). Today, total opposite… so disappointed, food order on 2 of our meals wrong, the other 2 meals luke warm. With the breakfast they had no white bread, and limited or no stock on certain soft drinks. Prices on a cup of tea since change of management have shot up by 70/80p to £2:50 (seems a huge jump). Won’t be having tea again. Can of fizzy cost more than a can in London!Needles to say my favourite local I won’t be so fazed to rush back for a breakfast.

This was our first visit but often it had been recommended to us and we were not disappointed. The atmosphere and décor are lovely, staff are friendly and efficient and the food is lovely with an extensive menu. We had breakfast bagels and they were lovely and plentiful. We'll definitely return.

Poor customer service. Staff rude when I queried food given to me it was not what I had ordered). I was therefore overcharged and did not receive the food I actually ordered.

The Woodbine Cafe is now an oriental takeaway - sadly the old traditional British restaurant is no more. My wife and I had a takeaway from here recently - the food was pretty decent and prices were comparable to most Chinese takeaways in the area. Delivery took a little longer than expected (around an hour) and they apologised for that. Would consider using them again although there are cheaper options in town.

My girlfriend went in to order a cup of takeaway tea. She was told they had stopped serving at half past two. Fair enough. She was absolutely desperate for the toilet and said so to the lady there, asking if it would be possible just to quickly use the loo. She was told ‘no’ as it had been cleaned. Pretty mean spirited I think. I notice many people have mentioned how friendly the staff are. When things are going fine it is easy to be friendly, a little bit of humanity here would have shown the owners to be truly thoughtful.