The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in East of England

Polite and speedy service, well priced food and drinks. Serves a variety of dishes that suit various dietary requirements, and the food was lovely.

Tucked away off the A10, this place has a great vibe. The place was buzzing when I visited. I loved seeing the coffee beans being roasted right there as you walk in and the aroma is incredible. The Turkish eggs were to die for. Step aside shakshuka, I think I’ve found my new favourite brunch. The coffee was rich and smooth, enhanced I’m sure by those amazing coffee aromas. Service was snappy and friendly. I’ll be back!

Expensive for a tuna mayo and sweetcorn jacks spud and the order came out wrong no sweetcorn had red onion on it. read the order it wasn’t that u were that busy. could not be bothered to get it returned the guy severing was nice and friendly. the girl taking the order at the counter needs to smile and be friendly. And Diet Coke £2.50 plastic bottle. what really dose pee me is paying extra for Alternative milk not my fault it is all I can take.

Nipped in for breakfast.. the front of the restaurant could do with being spruced up a little. Lovely little spot, friendly staff.. small selection on the breakfast menu.. Shame they don’t offer breads or pastries from the bakery on the same street.. they are missing a trick.. Scrambled eggs would have been so much nicer with Sourdough. Great coffee though.

Very poor service from the senior server, but the younger girl was very nice, think the senior server needs to go to charm school.

Having stayed in this hotel we were disappointed with the room as the curtains and bedding were stained, the bathroom extremely dated and the room was very noisy. If booking and paying for breakfast on check in as they say you have book and pay in advance and they offered us full English or continental (please beware the continental breakfast only consists of cereal and toast ) The menu that is not offered to you until you get in the room does not even offer continental breakfast? So why do they promote it at reception? At breakfast we had to wait 50 minutes for the full English to arrive which was awful we were not asked what type of egg we wanted, mushrooms were over cooked, no hash browns cold tomatoes and beans was not worth the money. I wrote to the General Manager who has not had the decency to respond to me.

One of the main reasons for the visit was due to the iconic name, made famous by the film of the same name.. of which my boys are huge fans Visited after a cold visit from Suffolk with my 2 teen boys after a cold visit to the Fort, wanting to warm up with some food. We definitely saw a local that we thought of as 'Blank'. 🤣 For a Saturday afternoon it was extremely quiet, which concerned me a bit. (Usually strikes me as not a good location if this quiet) Ordered drinks and food for 3 of us and food from a very limited menu. One thing was immediately noted... How damn cold it was in there, a fire, or should I say, hot coals, was in the fireplace but it was freezing on a winter day, even the staff were bundled up in winter coats. We sat at the back of the pub in the Samuel Pepys room where we were quickly joined by the local 'village council' having their meeting and glaring at us as we chatted! (Sorry.. pubs are for chatting) Our food arrived swiftly and to our delight and I have to say suprise, it was really tasty and of large portions... Fish was a tad on the greasy side, but was still edible. So, 10/10 for that. Overall. A welcome stop off after a visit to the Fort and yes, I would visit again.... It wasn't terrible.. but it really lacked the love and attention it dearly needs in order to attract more clients.

I invited a friend for afternoon tea at Down Hall, drove up from London . The place looks really nice , and is in great condition . We were seated at a smell table in a large , very nice room . But it was impossible to sit at that small low table as there was a bar at shin level that made it impossible to sit properly without hurting your legs. I called the waiter and asked to get us a decent table . He didn’t seem to be terribly enamoured to having to set up another table .. he took our plates, glasses and cutlery and put it on the chair !!!! in order to retrieve the tablecloth . He didn’t talk, I helped to set up the other table . Overall, the actual afternoon tea was nice , sandwiches so so , but the cakes and the scones were fabulous . All in all a nice experience , bar the unprofessional actions of the waiter . Probably should have said something , but didn’t want to upset my elderly friend …

We had a really nice lunch - cottage pie was delicious with a great choice of traditional puddings for dessert. Service was fast and friendly. Highly recommend.

Had an amazing time out with my family, was served by Matt, Sybbi and Evie, they were all super attentive and seemed happy to help with food and drink choices. The food was delicious, props to the chef.

Unhelpful staff. They were rude and disrespectful. Food is uninspiring and of the cheapest quality. Good variety on the menu but I would avoid.

It was 8pm and my wife had sent me off to Tesco with a list of stuff I had no idea about where to look (apart from the blueberries). So, I disturbed a member of staff with a colleague who were on a computer. I asked where I could find one item. He stopped what he was doing and took me to where it should be. Empty shelf. He checked his hand held device and dutifully went to the storeroom. Unfortunately, they were out of stock despite the hand held saying they had some. I trundled off searching for the last item. Failed. Nabbed him again - straight to it. Top service. In fact, as I wandered off to pay, he saw me and asked if I needed any more assistance. First class - his name was Jordan. I hope his manager sees this and thanks him again for me.

Beautiful setting, terrible service. After waiting for 10 minutes with the waitress walking past us numerous times we assumed that you had to order inside. We were told table service only. Another 10 minutes went by and we flagged the waitress down to order coffees. She kept on serving other tables and came back to us after a little while to take our order, which we had already given her. At that point we got up and left. Very disappointing.

We nipped in for lunch on the way back from Norfolk. Ordered lunch for 4, sausage, egg and chips x2, gardeners platter salad(poor mans ploughmans) and fishless finger panini. The food was served quickly, the salad wasn't very inspiring for near on £12. the veggie option tasted weird on first mouthful so my wife just ate the salad and then a waiter came to the table with another dish which was the veggie meal, we had been given a chicken tikka and mint panini by mistake. No apology or explanation until we approached the counter. My wife being a vegetarian was upset at eating meat, won't be returning.

I absolutely love this pub and the Thai food is just the best. All staff members make you feel extremely welcome and it's a very clean establishment.