The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in East of England

I cannot praise this place enough! I visited for the first time today with an old work colleague, and it was absolutely beautiful. The coffee was delightful and reasonably priced, the decor was stunning, and the views, along with the animals, were wonderful. The staff were so accommodating and friendly. By night, it transforms into a bar, which I will definitely be trying. I can’t wait to visit again!

Great friendly pub. Good beer prices, great staff Steve is great. Locals all talk and you’re made welcome. Not far from the Time and Tide museum. Well worth a visit.

Sunny day, went to the seafront in Felixstowe with my 4 legged friend. We were greeted quickly and given a menu. Price is very reasonable and very tasty burgers. Only gave 4 stars as the burgers did take a while to come but will come back as no issue at all.

This is total madness price wise and is not what you would expect quality wise in fact very often it’s burnt. Very unfriendly service along with very abrupt answers and angry looking face. Will not be returning and I always find it funny when other reviews say brilliant and its their first review, read into that what you will

I love this little cafe so much! The staff are friendly and the food is spot on. Whether you're vegan or not, you'll discover this is a special place to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee and a piece of delicious cake. Couple this with the amazing ceramics that are made by the owners and you'll wonder why you've never visited it before. A rare find.

Went out for coffee with my friends around wymondham and stumbled across the cutest bakery EVER! The atmosphere and staff were so lovely and welcoming and the coffee was absolutely incredible! We also heard the cinnamon buns were highly recommended so grabbed one of those which indeed lived up to our expectations! They had so many options and amazing sourdough bread available, perfect with soup for the warm weather! Will definitely be back!!

Wasn't planning on visiting, but as my husband, dog and I were off for a morning stroll this weekend, he asked if I wanted a bacon sandwich. Expecting him to pop in and order a takeout as we had the dog, I was pleasantly surprised to find a sign on the door saying they were dog friendly! We order two coffees and two bacon sandwiches, which came to £10 which I thought was reasonable. Staff were really friendly and the venue was clean. The bacon was nice and thick, as was the bread. Now that I know they are dog friendly I can't wait to visit for pie and mash!

Great beer, great atmosphere and live music what more do you need. We was well looked after by staff we had a great evening and will be back

We went here for a coffee and ended up having one off their excellent scones. Tea was a little weak, but then I like strong tea, coffee was very good. Cakes looked lovely and fresh They also do sandwiches cooked breakfast soup. what I saw off it all looked very fresh and well presented. Staff were a little slow in making drinks so dont go if you are in a rush. Just enjoy the place. It was not nosisy.

A great space for creativity, relaxing and grabbing a coffee. They also run various events throughout the year, and the location is almost directly outside the train station and is easily accessible from the centre of town also.

Sound pub for a drink, you know what your getting and I just wanted a chilled pint and that’s what i got so no problem Thanks fella

A friendly coffee stall on platform 3 at Peterborough Rail Station dispensing excellent coffee and a wide range of biscuits, flapjacks, &c. Telephoned me immediately upon discovering my pocket book which I had forgotten on the stall. Unhesitatingly recommend.

Best cakes ever. Great brownies and omelettes are to die for. Polite friendly little cafe very handy for quick work lunch especially as I pre ordered

We found this coffee shop thanks to the sign in the alley way . We came in through the side gate to a lovely garden space. Then headed inside where there are a couple of tables tucked away. We ordered 4 drinks and sweet and savory baked goods from what was available on display. The savoury scone was delicious and the peanut butter cookie cup was amazing. Great for a catch up over coffee.

I found this little tea room through TripAdvisor. I went for afternoon tea with a friend after we made a booking. It's early morning and we were the first customer. The place is cute and small. But a little bit cold inside, perhaps it's still too early. Scones are lovely and good size. But we were not too happy with the sandwiches and especially the little cake that come with it. We were disappointed to see that they used tea bags instead of loose leaf tea. Although we still enjoyed the tea and they served in a cute tea pot and tea sets. I'd recommend the place for distance/ area (not many other tea rooms in this area) and for the scones.