The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Wellingborough East Midlands

Espresso is a gem of a café, it's got the most delicious cappuccino and the food is so good - favourite for me is the baked potato + chilli. Atmosphere is super welcoming - buggies and dog-friendly - and it's very clean and well kept. Such a relief it's right on my doorstep as I'd travel far for my morning coffee. Really recommend if you haven't been before.

Black Dragon. Love it. Love it here.

My sister and I came in this afternoon straight away as soon as we walked in we were greeted with a pleasant smile.

Great place for small events like baby showers. We had a party of 12 and really enjoyed our time there. The staff were lovely and the tea room is charming. Victoria Sponge was a real highlight. I would highly recommend. They let us set up before the event which was lovely because we made the place look very individual to us.

This was my first time in here, but will not be my last, think this could be my new local place to grab a coffee, and bite to eat as it has a very relaxing atmosphere, really friendly staff offering delicious and good value food and fast service. The cakes were reasonably priced and all looked amazing, it was hard to choose! We shared a cinnamon bun between us three, yes it’s that big, absolutely gorgeous, served warmed. The baguettes were tasty and well filled, with a side salad which is something else, yum. Would highly recommend Ugly Mug and will be back.

We love the coffee and bacon rolls! The lattes are the best in town, get a large and it comes in a lovely large mug. What a little gem inside Wellingborough garden centre

Brilliant local boozer. Always used to pop in for a decent pint when visiting family who live in the area. Well kept and rotating real ales. Best pint of Citra in the town, plus an Oakham stable mate: JHB as a viable alternative, and a couple of guests. Very pleasant capable staff with a convivial atmos. Family friendly with all sorts of dogs and varying age groups. **but** I have to say I've been put off coming in recently and have had to try a couple of alternatives in the town. The last couple of visits have been permeated with a lousy *smell*, a fairly rotten personal hygiene odour. From someone who hasn't seen a sink or bath anytime recently. Off-putting 🤢. The over repeating cycle of 50s/60s *tunes* don't add anything (especially when folk join in 😠😤) Perhaps a jukebox as an alternative? Or change the playlists more regularly? Having said all that, I shall keep coming in, not many decent real ale establishments around, and those that do exist need supporting 🍺

Lovely village pub, delicious food and great atmosphere. Not busy at all on a Saturday afternoon. Nice side of the pub for a quiet drink then the other side is more family and watching the sports.

Great pub, loads of beers and ciders, draft, bottled etc. Didn't eat but menu looked OK... Only downside was that the prices were a bit high in my opinion.

yes back again. We went for a Saturday lunch - one greedy one and one watching their intake. As before the staff were lovely, the food was great and prices reasonable. Definitely worth a visit - not to be missed

Meet up with friends for a coffee and cake. Drinks to my liking, hot and toasted Fruit Loaf. Ideal for a meet up out of town.

Good, service wonderful, food great, very friendly and helpful staff.

Shocking! Booked table for 5 1.30 for Sunday Lunch. Table not reserved! ONE HOUR later the food arrived, lukewarm and tasteless. Yorkshire stodgy, stuffing burnt, 3 very small over cooked roast potatoes, 5 small rounds of carrots, a few green beans, greasy gravy. Meat ok but cold. £15.95?? Not value for money. Wouldn't recommend The Horseshoe and won't be going again!

Standards have steadily gone down over the last few weeks. No toast available on one occasion despite bread on shelves in store! Dishwasher often broken resulting in paper cups - my pet hate. Today - a new Head Office initiative! No plates, proper cutlery, teapots, milk jugs etc. We had to eat toast off a piece of waxed paper and had a stewed mug of tea with unidentified milk from an urn. Unbelievable !! This is not just breakfast- it's the new M&S breakfast! So much for progress. Not the standard we expext from Marks and Spencer at all. We have been going on a Sunday morning for years and have made friends there. None of us will be going again. So disappointed. What is Head Office thinking?? Even the staff are disillusioned and leaving

I visited the Wellingborough cafe for breakfast, as I often did. We arrived when it opened at 10 am and was told that we could not have bacon or sausage until 10.30 am. When asked why the assistant informed us that she would not offer anything with meat in it as she was vegitarian. I do not hold this against her as she is entitled to eat what she wants, but she should not have been serving in the cafe unless she could prepare anything on the menu. We left and went to M&S for better service, and to be honest the food was better.