The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in East of England

This is a fantastic venue. The decor is outstanding. We went here on Mother's day, the staff and food was great and lovely that the owners interact with their guests. Loved the atmosphere will definitely be coming back. Thank you for making Mothers Day so special.

Found this little gem by chance whilst looking for a place to have lunch. Located on the first floor with a welcoming feel. We had the simple tapas lunch which was excellent. It was fresh and tasty. Service was very good. Well worth a visit. Must try dinner next time ..

A lovely cafe with home cooked food. A hidden gem to be sought out, staff friendly and helpful and service excellent. Nothing too much trouble. Shelves of secondhand books, some rare and very old. Local artists sell and exhibit their wares in store. Handmade gifts to purchase. Prices reasonable.

Gorgeous little outside area which is dog friendly. Moment we came in with my little terrier they dropped a bowl of water for him. Out breakkie burgers came out super quick & were really tasty for the cheap price point. After our meal I asked if I could pay for a sausage for my dog & they brought one out & told us it was on the house! Amazing service & made us feel really welcome. 10/10 recommend as a dog friendly spot

Have been by this pub many times over the years but today we remembered it for Sunday lunch. We weren't dissapointed. Chicken, lamb or beef were on offer and we both went for the beef. Soon a plate of beef , potatoes, stuffing, parsnips, pigs in blanket and a Yorkshire pudding turned up. Followed by five other veg including cauliflower cheese. Not forgetting a lovely jug of gravy. It was lovely but we couldn't eat all the veg although we tried. The pub had mainly locals but that's to be expected as its not really on the way anywhere but everyone friendly and it was very enjoyable. All staff very nice and yes the chef came out to ensure everything was okay and that we had enough to eat. A nice pub. Nothing pretentious. Not trying to do anything posh. Just good food, good beer and good atmosphere. Will go back with the dog and a walk next time.

So pleased we finally found the time to go to this lovely cafe. My daughter has multiple allergies and most normal cafés have barely anything she can eat. It was amazing that she actually had some choice and we felt normal for once. The food was delicious too. Thank you! We will definitely be back. 😍

We have dropped in for excellent espresso and Portuguese pastry on many occasions when visiting Yarmouth. The customers are mostly Portuguese but the staff have good English and are efficient and courteous. No credit cards,cash only. Remarkably good value. They do simple snacks like filled rolls too. Very clean and fresh place.

This place is a hidden little gem tucked away in the cemetery grounds on mersea road (located near to the exit). The staff are always welcoming and happy to see you. (Many are volunteering so makes it that even more special). I have attended two wakes here and both times was so impressed. I also have had afternoon tea which was amazing and sometimes pop in for a lovely coffee and slice of cake. Can’t recommend this place enough.

What a delightful find after fleeing Beccles where the food outlets were Weatherspoons, Greggs and cafes serving anaemic pizza. The Black Dog tasty delicious quality food and welcoming staff!

lovely sunday roast carvery, choise of for meats, plenty different vegetables. only gripe, Roast potatoes, a bit overcooked. the bar lady has plenty of kids here, so bring yours along to play. 3 choises of Real Ale too.

Quirky set up, great decor and convenient.We took an opportunity to pop in while on a family walk. Realising the time we decided to buy two children's lunches at £5.00 each. This got 1 slice of bread for the Jam sandwich, a pinch of kettle chips and approx table spoon worth of tomato and cucumber, finished off with a fork full of cake.In my opinion, incredibly overpriced when I realised the portion size.I had a latte, which I requested to be froth free. It wasn't.The carpets weren't great on the eye and felt a bit neglected, that said the quirky decor and crockery have potential.It felt like the front of house service lacked a host and was run by hard working 'Saturday' staff.I really wish local businesses all the success in the world and want to see them do well....sorry my review isn't 5 star...* one triangle of sandwich eaten in picture

How lovely to go to a pub that has got everything right. The staff were so welcoming and it had a such a cosy feel to the place. This place is perfect for a pint and great for food too. They seem to have done the impossible and are running a proper independent country pub. It’s so refreshing to go to somewhere where the food is brilliant and all freshly cooked and the service is fantastic. The chefs own sauce was amazing we wanted to steal the bottle! In the era of big faceless chains it’s so lovely to find proper pubs still exist. We can’t wait to go back.

My friend and I came here this morning, the first time for me. It was a lovely place to come with our babies, and the coffee and brownies were particularly lovely! Staff were friendly. Parking was a bit of a mission as it was busy when I arrived, but I did manage to park at the back of the church. Will definitely visit again!

I had been using All Fed Up for years, until the dreaded lurgy was invented and the government decided to shut everything down. I must say that they used to be the best food outlet in town. Since going back to work in Yarmouth, I've paid them the odd visit and have been disappointed. They used to tailor my needs to perfection, but now if I ask for well cooked bacon, I still have to pick off the fat because it's underdone - cooked but not well done as requested. Apart from that quirky, unfulfilled request, the food is fantastic. As Boris would say, "But, alas." There have been new staff taken on and I really am not impressed with the cleanliness. My idea of somebody working with food, is that they look clean and presentable. They should be wearing clean clothes ( preferably a uniform) and when handling food, wearing a clean apron. They should be wearing gloves, a cap, plus a hairnet and under no circumstances should be handling money and food at the same time. The new staff members really need to tidy themselves up. I won't be going back there until they do exactly that.

a great little hidden gem of a cafe, a great breakfast with good ingredients, we'll definitely be back