The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in East of England

The plant and pot selection is very good. Large section of both. All the plants are in excellent condition. New spring stock now being put out. The entrance tunnel is very uninviting and needs a rethink to make it look like you are going somewhere you want to go. You have to wait to be seated at the entrance. Lots of tables have reserved signs on for lunch 1230, 1300 and empty. We as a couple did seat at one for 1300. It was only 1100 but reminded about 1045 at the time. Service was OK but not overly friendly but did their job. The tea was very good but the sausage rolls were excellent nice and tasty with good pastry. Yes we will be back for the quality of the plants.

Great if you like lunch with a side of damage to your car suspension from giant potholes. There’s a reason so many cars park on the road. Turned round and left for the second time in a few months, won’t be trying again. Already slightly hacked off by often teeth breaking sourdough, lukewarm food, slow service, sour tasting coffee and the weird pizza offer.

Got to be the worst toasted ciabatta sandwich I have ever had. Avoid avoid avoid!!!!!! Supposed to be Brie bacon and cranberry. A smear of Brie and some fatty badly cooked bacon. Was totally dry and the salad on the side had no dressing and wasn’t worth the bother. Didn’t complain as the staff all looked about 12

We needed somewhere to wait whilst our daughter took a vet exam.. we were kindly allowed into the garden to wait prior to opening we purchased drinks upon opening. Adjacent to train station . Nice beer garden serves good Thi food.

Popped in the tearoom with my partner, son and dog and had a very nice experience. Sat in the courtyard as we had the dog which was nice on a warm day. The food was good and very reasonably priced. I had the ham and cheese ploughman’s and my partner had the tuna salad, both were really nice. We look forward to returning.

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

Greeted by a pretty cold unfriendly receptionist. Was told we had to produce Id which was news to us. I asked if she wanted me to nip back home to Yorkshire to get it, that fell on deaf ears. I’m Quickly learning at this point not to try and lighten the mood with an attempt at a joke. Anyway luckily our son had a pic of my passport from a trip he’s organising. We went to our room which was a twin and looked more like the cleaning cupboard size wise. The beds and bedding were real comfortable 👍. The shower although powerful was a waste as the shower tray didn’t empty fast enough and would soon have overflowed. The room was generally tired and uninviting. May have to stay again when we visit friends as there isn’t an abundance of accommodation on Canvey. If there was we would use it. Sorry Oyster fleet, must try harder.

A school holiday visit with the grandkids (their request) for breakfast. A 20+ mile round trip but they used to love the toasties & paninis. Now the new owners have introduced a fancy, expensive new menu - only 9 breakfast choices. Don’t like poached eggs? Then your choices are down to 5. Halloumi, granola or porridge? No thanks. Choices now down to 2……..forgive me for thinking this was a joke but it wasn’t. So we reluctantly left and I can’t believe I am writing this about a place we loved. I also can’t believe that we are the only ex customers who feel like this.

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.

We visited last week for a festive afternoon tea as we do every Christmas. It was a lovely afternoon tea, great selection of sandwiches, scones and desserts as well as a savoury treat. Staff were helpful and friendly but could have been a bit more attentive with topping up tea. However was a grata afternoon tea and would recommend.

For a pub the food is delightful, I can honestly say I have never had a bad meal. The staff are so nice and they have a great selection of beers on offer along with alcohol free drinks

Sentado en la mesa 40 como una señora nos dijo que nos sentáramos allí que tenía platos sucios allí en una bandeja y mesa no limpia nadie vino a limpiar también cubiertos no pulido todas las marcas de agua. Mi comida era una ensalada de langostinos y salmón caliente y venía como un sándwich, mi esposo pidió un arado y no tenía jamón esto fue a las 12. 55 así que tenemos un huevo extra vamos (de verdad) era temprano no había pescado, así que no era una mesa despejada todo el tiempo que estuvimos en fue servido por Beth U que pena

Four of us had dinner here last night. The steak and ale pie was delicious. Rebecca was charming and couldn’t do enough to make our visit a good experience Will definitely return, maybe for Sunday lunch

This cafe is now called Lorenzo's and it's an Italian restaurant, they don't do cafe snacks, sandwiches etc. My friend and I just had a hot chocolate in the end, which was pretty good but at £5 each it should be. The service was OK but we had to call the staff every time we needed something, they're not very proactive.

Popped in for a midweek treat and wasn’t disappointed! A warm welcome and great service. I had the scampi which was delicious, but tasted the other half’s salmon with chilli etc and that was exceptional. Definitely be coming back. The three of us really enjoyed the whole experience.