The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in England

I've only visited once but the food was fantastic and the staff are lovely.

I had a lovely sandwich made a young lady. She had an Eastern European accent but I unfortunately didn't catch her name. She check if I had any allergies and was very careful to make sure I was going to be okay and understood my choice and explained the ingredients to me. I found this so helpful and was genuinely impressed by her level of concern

I left sad and annoyed. I have favourably reviewed this cafe in the past but it has all changed now, and not for the better. The kitchen has gone, and with it the expresso machine. Frankly, this can hardly claim to be a cafe. I paid £5.70 for a miserable excuse for a cappuccino and a flapjack. The coffee was very weak, with thin froth on the top. The flapjack was decent, but the bill was a joke. I will remember the old days with affection, but I won't be going back.

Great location with fantastic coffee and snacks van

Great bakery products and excellent and friendly service

This cafe is now called Cafeccino and I suspect run by different people . Before the menu had a good choice of dishes and excellent service . Today our experience was much worse ,we ordered a bacon sandwich and two coffees from the very limited menu and sat waiting at our table for 20 minutes and nothing arrived ( the cafe was not busy ) ,I got up and asked where our food and drinks were ,she had forgotten ,what did she think we were sitting at a table for ?I got a refund and was glad to leave because the woman behind the counter had been feeding a dog using her fingers and patting the animal down and not washing her hands ! Very unprofessional . My advice is to avoid this place .

Good priced food and a nice environment!

A warm welcome. Thanks to all concerned

Yet another great experience here. Be warned, portions are immense! Had to take half of my omelette and chips home as couldn’t manage it in one sitting 😊

Great place to eat lovely staff amazing food

Visited based on google reviews and big mistake! Fully understand the concept, but service (really miserable man) and coffee (totally undrinkable) beyond poor. Better to give your money to a homeless person in the street so they can buy something for themselves instead (which is what we did as soon as we got outside).

Moved to the area 18 months ago , this place has a brilliant decor interior, I am really impressed But not enough advertising about this venue. A week next saturday ,10th August, is Enzo a singer , guitarist it is free to get in ( the drinks are very reasonably priced) but the first I heard about it was today , Sunday 28th July .See their Facebook page for more information...guys you really to start a website.They have live acts about once a month , there is an onsite restaurant doing meals on a Thursday,Friday and Saturday from 5pm to 10pm also breakfast is served at the weekend from 9am to noon.Monday nights there is bingo , eyes down at 8pm so get your books by 7.30pm, I understand that your book price includes a free raffle.Sky Sports are in the bar , there is a pool table and dart board, it also has an outside drinking area I would class more as a terrace then a garden, but very nice.Opening times are "unconventional" and a little hap hazard;Monday 5pm to 10pm , Tuesday closed , Wednesday and Thursday 5pm to 11pm ,Friday 5pm to midnight , Saturday noon to midnight and Sunday Noon to 10pm.It is a great place for the local comunity to get together.How about advertising what is going on a little earlier? advance information would be great , a designated eating area with set out tables would be a nice touch , how about Kareoke every now and then ( not me though, my singing is c**p)Finally my last suggestion, please all my comments are supposed to be constructive not criticle but a website is a must.Ther is also a room available upstairs for private functions with it's own bar and an outside terrace area and seperate wc's.

*Wheelchair Accessible *Free off street parking *Warmth Hub *Plenty of spaces to sit *Toilets/disabled toilets *Friendly staff *Paninis, toasties, home made soup *Freshly baked cakes *Good variety coffee,tea,cold drinks *Lots of space to sit *Board to donate a meal/drink anonymously

I’m not vegan or veggie and I absolutely adore the classic burger, and my wife loves the chippy tea burger. It’s all about the onions, gherkins and sauce. Highly recommended.

Very good food and staff was polite would definitely recommend the big hallal breakfast would recommend to friends and family