The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in England

Walking down and around Upper Parliament Street there are quite a few pubs,bars and restaurants, its a bit of a party area, if one bar sums up this area it's Parliament Bar . The bar itself is good,it's got eclectic decor and furnishings including a cool looking serving bar and plenty of seating options spread throughout this bar, its late,its lively and its very popular. Dropped into here on a Friday night, it was bouncing, decided to stay for one beer,got a bottle of beer,served chilled, we just soaked up the great vibe in this extremely popular bar. Beer served here was ok, iced cold and sparkling, on a hot night totally refreshing, while sipping our beers couldn't help but notice the age group, student age so I'm guessing it's a student bar ,must say I enjoyed the atmosphere here before we moved on and for a first time visit to Parliament Bar we had a great time. Parliament Bar is easy to locate along Upper Parliament Street, if you're in the area most definitely well worth checking out.

This Cafe is attached to Pedals Cycle shop. Nice new, bright Cafe. Food is good and includes All Day Breakfast, including Veggie option. Also some Vegan options. They are accommodating and will tweak their menu accordingly. There is an enclosed outside area at the rear and tables also by the main road outside. Adequate car park at rear with Cycle parking. Friendly Staff. If I had a criticism it would be that the food could be served a little quicker - but its worth the wait.

The go to place to visit if you are in the area, good local trade, that speaks volumes, my wife and I visit regularly and can’t recommend Poppys enough, excellent food, staff and very good prices, highly recommended, the cakes and pastries are top draw.

Had a crispy bacon and scrambled egg roll after a walk to Porthgwarra - delicious! Best scrambled egg ever and friendly charming service. Highly recommended.

My twin brother Stephen and I were staying in Nottingham for five nights and stopped in the Premier Inn along Goldsmith Street, a few minutes walk from our hotel was Print Shop Cafe. A nice modern cafe ,neat and tidy, light and airy, we ordered a cappuccino coffee each, these were served in excellent condition being steaming hot, from the first sip till the last sup you can tell they use quality ingredients in their coffee and take great pride in the coffee served, it was just so good being out and about again in this vibrant city We enjoyed our coffee's in here before we moved on and for a first time to Print Shop Cafe we were totally impressed,which is easily found along Goldsmith Street.

Absolutely the best doughnuts I have ever tasted in my life! Freshly made and still warm. The waffle lollys are so good too

My twin brother Stephen and I were waiting for the train back to Leeds from York Railway Station and in the concourse was a great cafe we spotted called Coffee Time and what a great find. Walking in and I knew I would enjoy my visit here, a light, airy and modern railway station cafe,nice decor and furnishings and plenty of seating options spread throughout this cafe,a cool place to kill time waiting for our train. We ordered a flat white coffee each, served steaming hot, we just kicked back and went over the great day out we had just had out in York. My coffee was really good, from the first sip till the last sup you can tell they use quality ingredients in their coffee and take great pride in the coffee they serve, a really pleasant brew. We really enjoyed our coffee's in here before we caught our train and for a first time visit to Coffee Time we were totally impressed. Coffee Time is easy to locate in York Railway Station. Most definitely well worth seeking out if you find yourself in this historic railway station.

We came to the cafe for a family children’s event and we wasn’t disappointed, the entertainment was done by Little Gizmo’s entertainment and it’s the best we have seen, we couldn’t help but join in dance and have so much fun. All the kids were engaged, no one left out. Something for everyone and we will be back again for the next event. Thank you so much Simon and the team for such a great day

What a lovely little place this is. It's what the neighborhood has needed for such a long time. Amazing products, great bread and a lovely seating area with coffee and cake. They are starting to do vegan lunches soon as well, proper little gem this will be. ☺️❤️

Located down Castle Street just outside the Premier Inn ( Angel Street ) we were staying in for three nights is D Cups ,a wonderful little cafe my twin brother Stephen and I dropped into a few times . It's a cool looks cafe ,a kiosk type building, light and airy interior, lovely decor and furnishings and plenty of seating options spread throughout this cafe both inside and outside looking out onto the busy and bustling Castle Street. We visited here twice,both times we enjoyed a cappuccino coffee each, coffee was really good, freshly grinded coffee that you can tell is a cut above your endemic high street coffee chain cafe's, service here is also impeccable, really pleasant staff in here ,its a cafe I highly recommend you seek out if you enjoy quality coffee. D Dups is easy along Castle Street. Opening hours are; Monday to Friday;8am till 4pm. Saturday, 10am till 3.30pm. Sunday, Closed. Most definitely well worth checking out.

My mate and I were just passing and fancied a lunchtime bite. It worked really well. We were met by a chirpy young lady, who looked after us so well. Couldn’t have been more helpful. Bear in mind the cafe is just inside the building, before, but by, the gym area. Hence the menu is geared up for healthy eating. Nevertheless we had burgers ! It seems you take 2 burgers melt cheese etc. between them, and start from there. I would also say the homemade coleslaw was something else. We left quite satisfied, and at peace with the world. I expect to return with my wife for a lunch as it would not be out of our way.

My twin brother Stephen and I were pub hopping down Smithdown Road when we decided to drop into Dirty Nellies Pub ,a really popular pub down this party street. We track and traced, sanitised our hands and we were allocated a table, I knew walking in I would enjoy my visit here, a solid wood serving bar dominates the main room, tv's and big screens to enjoy the sport, great decor and furnishings throughout including vintage beer enamels adorning the walls, there's also plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub,its just a really good pub. A very pleasant member of the bar team took our order of a beer each, we chose Sharps Brewery " Atlantic pale ale " and these were served in excellent condition, we just kicked back and took in the great pub we were in while sipping our pale ale's. My pale ale was really good, a crisp, well balanced pale ale with a big hit of hops, hints of toffee and a delicious aroma, a classic British pale ale indeed, the bar staff in here certainly know how to keep and serve a good real ale. We both really enjoyed our pale ale's in here before we moved on and for a first time visit to Dirty Nellies Pub we had a great time. Dirty Nellies Pub is easy to locate along Smithdown Road, a road and area teeming with pubs, bars and restaurants. Opening hours are Monday to Thursday, 11am till 11pm. Friday & Saturday, 11am till Midnight. Sunday,11am till 11pm. A wonderful pub,most definitely a pub I highly recommend you visit if you're in the area.