The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Melton East Midlands

Lovely and friendly local pub, serving lovely food with geat hospitality and all staff friendly and welcoming.

Live locally to this pub but have never eaten here. Heard lots of great things so we spontaneously decided to go. The quality of service and food is above and beyond what I have heard. Not a fan of Sunday lunch but this was excellent. The staff were brilliant and so accommodating. Will be visiting again!!

We yet again were not disappointed, with the food, service and ambience of the Geese and Fountain,, great food at a great price.

The meat from this farm shop is fabulous and we regularly eat at their monthly Steak Nights where there is always a great atmosphere and a great choice of steaks, served with a sauce of your choice; fries and a salad. We won’t eat steak anywhere else now. Try the Tomerhawk …. Yum yum

Our first time in Melton Mowbray popped in for b/fast, and it was very good, and we will be back again with family next time. We do like a good b/fast

Been here several times after first seeing it on a Facebook advertisement. Food and service has been great on every visit. Very good value too.

We called in to Café Smile in Melton Mowbray on our way to Tesco on Wednesday, 13th December. My wife and I bothe chose the small English breakfast with extra mushrooms. Our meal was served by a charming member of staff, pipping hot. Impressive bacon and sausage ( not catering). Well done to all of the team.

As visitors from Oxford we left the choice of venue to our 92-year-old host. She got it it spot on. There was no trouble parking in the huge car park of an ancient building with all the nooks & crannies, beams & uneven flooring anyone could hope for. A good old village pub full of atmosphere and original features. My eye was immediately taken by the row of four hand-pumps at the bar (taps for the modern beers were on the other leg of the compact 90º serving area) covering a range of Marston's ale;. Breakspears' Oxford, Wainwright's Lake & Courage Directors included, so a hard choice. Mine was a well-kept pint (curse drink driving laws ). We ordered food at the table from a good choice, although just the haloumi burger or curry for the veggies. Being a quiet Tuesday lunchtime it came relatively quickly and all at once. Served politely and attentitively it was a sight to behold: generous portions, well-cooked and delicious. Only one of us managed to clear our plates due to the amount stacked on them. Sadly, no room for desserts. The prices were very reasonable too and that made for a good value meal. Very satisfying all round. Next time we'll have to come for beer and desserts in the sunny garden. It's good to see that an ancient village establishment can retain its character while becoming a genuine gastropub.

Seemed cold. No toilet paper in the loos and drinks were like hot milk.

Called in here today for take away food, and while i waited in the very long queue i looked around at the place and it was filthy,the lights were covered in dust and spiders webs,the same as the fan above the door and the aircon,they were thick dust and fluff on them,god knows what its like behind the scenes,the toilet was very dirty too,it had months worth of grime in it and toilet paper thrown all over the floor and toilet system.The whole place needs closing down for a deep clean.

I felt it was quite an awkward place. You have to book in advance for afternoon tea when in reality it was dry, cheap bread with probably aldi ham in the middle and dry cakes. Upon arrival the owner was leaning over the counter playing on her phone. No customer service. Once the food was placed in front of us I noticed that a hair was in one of the scones. She then replaced it with a small shop bought one. The other scone was very hard and dry. The cups were dirty and we had no spoons. The milk was a little off as if it had been sat on the table all day. Overall not a great experience. I think the whole afternoon tea was chucked together onto a cake stand, put on top of sticky tables, costing a couple of quid but charging people so much more. The whole experience was very awkward and it didn't feel very welcoming in there at all which is sad because it's not the service you would expect from a small local coffee shop. Costa provides a better experience!

A very disappointing visit to somewhere we had earmarked for a long time. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon to find a very jaded group staff gathered in a clump behind the till yet no-one seemed eager to come forward to serve us, the girl whose attention I managed to get seemed almost surprised that I needed something from her and questions about ingredients (I am gluten and nut free) were met with bewilderment. A very simple order was turned to complete confusion (double ice creams which were obvious from the fact we asked for 2 flavours turned into singles, only one cup of tea eventually turned up outside even though we ordered two and milk was missing though this was mentioned twice). Seemed like a case of too many cooks...lots of personnel but all very eager for someone else to leap to action rather than themselves and no customer service skills to speak of. I know it was towards the end of the weekend and they were probably tired of being on their feet by 3pm but, really, not a good effort and the worst cafe we have been to since we came to the area. This is the first bad review I have ever given but it needed saying! The venue as a whole could be really great in the right hands but is not being made the most of at all, as per the rest of the Engine Yard where most of the units lay empty, one was annoying shut by 3pm, an hour earlier than advertised, leaving just two shops open and the whole experience was completely lack-lustre, gimmicky and overpriced!