The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in England

Love this place, amazing board games COMPLETELY FREE TO PLAY!! Lovely staff, cake and drink selections!

Great place! Went for a work meal had the steak and ale pie which was lovely. Great taste large portion along with the cheese cake. Staff and service were excellent will definitely visit again.

I’m a regular customer, even though my husband no longer wants to visit because of the service before. This morning, I had an almond croissant that was excessively heavy and very oily, making me seriously question the quality. The explanation I received felt inadequate—whatever happens during baking should be controlled before presenting the product to customers. Unfortunately, I ended up paying for this failure, even leaving a tip. There are only a couple of reasonable bakeries in town, leaving me no choice. Life is difficult!

Always fun run by delightful family great food and drink. They have moved the kitchen! Always fun

Make sure you book well ahead of time, were were these on a Tuesday lunchtime and the place was packed. They have a varied menu and sell wines by the glass.

Great spot for a pastry and nice coffee. I had a cappuccino and pistachio croissant which were both lovely. I would recommend here if f you’re visiting Cheltenham.

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Always has a great drinks selection and a nice atmosphere. A favourite bar destination in Ashby.

The service attitude is very good and the tea is delicious

First visit with friend and her 18 month old granddaughter. Food excellent and lovely friendly atmosphere. Booster seat meant toddler was happy for hour and a half. Will definitely come again.

Great spot to do some remote working, staff lovely, coffee great, very scenic, just nice and chilled of you need to focus

Amazing food as always. Fat santa was fabulous and filling!

Visited for brunch; due to the eye watering prices only had coffee and left. Decor is quirky and ambience is nice but seriously, it’s cheaper to eat brunch at The Ivy. I fail to see how £16.50 can be justified for a chicken/avo wrap unless it’s actually garnished with gold leaf and mermaid’s tears. Coffee was decent, but found good food nearby at half the price.

You have to have been taken to this place by someone in the know as its out of Wellington and tucked away from sight. Great interior and atmosphere, good menu although it bit too modern for my 90 year old mother so we stuck to coffee and cake which we're both delicious. Worth a trip.

Beautiful. Don't miss wall paintings