The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in St Mary's South Kesteven East Midlands

A friend and I visited Cakes & Co on a beautiful sunny Autumnal afternoon, Thursday 3rd October 2024. A warm welcome awaited us as soon as we walked in and after some deliberating, I chose to try the delicious looking Ricotta Bun and my friend chose Victoria Sandwich along with respective tea and coffee. We were not disappointed ~ the Ricotta Bun, which was slightly warmed, was sublime, light and oozed with cheese. Likewise, the Victoria Sandwich was the best ~ light/soft sponge. Pure delight delectable and sublime. Thank you ✨

This place is like stepping back in time. The Drawing Room is within an old department store and has all the charm of years gone by. The staff were lovely. They have a wide range of food, breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea. We stopped by for tea and cake and it was fab. The food is all made on the premises and is tasty and hot. We will be going back.

This is a wonderful spot to have lunch while shopping in beautiful Stamford. The food was first class and the service was attentive, friendly with a a good dose of fun.

This was always our go to place for brunch and we were regular visitors Last two times… Had quiche and salad - quiche bottom was soggy and inedible, informed waitress who said that she would tell the chef and that’s likely to happen with the type of filling… ok soo stuff happens On next visit had soup and it was tasteless, no one came to check how the meal was and not possible to stop someone as busy busy. Ate the bread and left the soup. Mentioned it wasn’t good and couldn’t eat it when we paid, just said “oh sorry about that” And carried on We paid in full but was more disappointed in the way our feedback was taken… eg dismissed. could def be improved upon… same waitress both times Sadly we haven’t been back

One of the best looking bars I’ve ever been into. Seriously groovy and cool. Delightful. Good beer, friendly service. Food looked good. Brilliant pub.

Been here several times for breakfast and lunch Lovely food, friendly staff and good coffee Nicely done out inside too If I was to have one criticism it’s the tea… it’s weak and I think you should offer a more “robust” bag for those that like strong tea Apart from not everyone wanting posh tea bags this is now our “go to brunch place” for good , hot and yummy food I can always drink the coffee instead!!

Visited this pub for the first time, was amazed that all the food was home cooked, cannot remember the last time I’ve been in a pub that didn’t microwave everything, I had steak and ale pie, was really nice, portions were also big, you won’t be hungry and the prices are great. I live guiness, hard to find a decent pint outside Ireland, this is hands down the best guiness I’ve had in this area!!

We were warmly welcomed by Casey, who talked us through the menu options, checking if we had any allergies. We selected the mango & lime chicken breast with homemade slaw, spinach and rice. Beautifully cooked and thoroughly enjoyable. We are unable to fault the the way we were welcomed and served by Casey, the quality and value of the food. We entered when they opened and hence, were the only patrons, so rated the atmosphere as okay. In passing, the choice of background music was very enjoyable.

Very nice spot for a lunch in a busy market square in a lovely town - where we wanted somewhere independent and with a bit of character. Found a table outside which was a perfect holiday moment spot. Good choice of sandwiches, good coffee. Best part though was climbing the stairs to the top floor of the ancient building to find the loo.

A lot of pastry on Cornish pasty, heard a few swear words from behind in an accent, but I guess it was a bit busy. I was a little concerned, the front team were good. Coffee was nice a bit upset having to pay for a small sachet of brown sauce. I went to the toilet the corner was mucky behind the tap.

Just ordered a sauage abd mushroom baguette. Awful greasy mushrooms that tasted and smelt like old oil. Totally spoilt my baguette as the oil soaked into the bread. No butter at all too.

This is my favourite bar in Stamford. Lovely atmosphere, really cosy and great staff. The cocktails are amazing and reasonably priced. On Weds, Thurs and Fri they have special offers on some cocktails - £6 each, which is crazily cheap for the quality of the drinks. Also a great selection of bottled beers.

Atmospheric little cafe in middle of small retail sellers - arts and crafts etc. Food reasonable, service friendly but surprised later to read that food and hygiene rating is still only 2, with improvement required. I don’t see any changes from last time I visited.

Wonderful little tea room with an excellent lunch menu of home made delicious lunches and cakes. We chanced upon this place whilst visiting from London and found this gem. The mash, stew and dumplings and homemade chicken soup were delicious and my cream tea scones were the best I've ever had; and I've had a lot! I am fortunate in my job that I am able to eat out almost everyday; I only wish 10% of the establishments I tried were as good as this. It is ran by only two staff, so do be patient at busy times, but even then our lunch was out in under 10mins. It's also great value. Don't hesitate to try for yourself.