The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in East of England

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.

Mucha gente realmente pretenciosa con camisas de diseñador que fingen tener éxito. Quiero decir, vi a un chico con una camisa inteligente haciendo clic en sus dedos con un crujiente 20. ¿Qué es todo eso? Es un millón de millas de éxito genuino. tarjetas de credito y mucho frente. no para mí todo

App is slow and annoying, half the food was not available, had to pay for mayo and ketchup….. which was out of stock, WTF. Pork was dry, confused about the chips they were a mix, smily potato faces what are they. Ramen was pretty bland, great idea for a restaurant poor execution.

The accommodation was clean and warm , loved the powerful shower. Really comprehensive welcome pack .There were activities during the day and evening,a nice pool .The meals were varied and very good quality.a mix of waiter service or help yourself loads to choose from .All the staff we met were very helpful and high staffing levels always some one to ask..

I came here with for lunch while my dog was at the groomers. The place was packed which was a good indication of its popularity. The food was great, very fresh and very tasty. I had the vegan sandwich option and my partner had the vegetarian breakfast. The coffee was good and hot and the cakes were amazing. My daughter and I had the vegan shortbread with pecan topping. It was the best cake I have eaten for a long time and a good size too. Would definitely recommend it and return - for the cakes alone.

For any music-lovers, and particularly folk music lovers, The Ship is a fascinating destination. With hundreds of years of history of hosting gigs (ongoing!) and open mics, and great photo collection on the walls of gigs gone by, it is well worth a visit. Drinks are reasonably-priced and the staff very friendly. We will be back!

Poor. We arrived at the start of the day with few other customers. I had the full English which looked picture perfect. However, it was largely cold, especially the beans which I didn't eat. The sourdough toast was so thin it tastes and looked like a flatter Ryvita wafer. I would not recommend this as a destination for breakfast and won't be returning.

Friendly staff and great coffee. My daughter loved the apple shortcake and I’ve had both takeaway and sat in. I feel other reviews are quite harsh. Nobody loves a wooden fork but anyone with common sense understands why this coffee shop is moving to an environmentally sustainable way of operating. When we sat inside our mugs were ‘proper’ so not sure why others feel china mugs should be provided as a takeaway. If the service felt slow it might be because you walk away with your order rather than sitting and waiting for it.

My son in law had a surprise 40th birthday party. The venue was perfect. We had the function room with its own bar they provided delicious pizzas and we were able to take our own Buffett type food. The room was spotless and beautifully laid out. The bar staff were excellent . The children were able to play out in the beautiful garden. Thoroughly recommend. Hope to return soon for a drink and bar meal. Thank you to the licensee who made it all possible.

When going for one of our walks we always try and end near this lovely Deli in Chigwell. Normally a coffee, which are excellent and although we try not too, we always succumb to one of the pastries or cakes which are sublime! Everyone working here are so welcoming and friendly. There is seating inside and outside and everywhere is absolutely spotless, as soon as a table is empty it is cleaned ready for the next lucky customer. Thank you to all at the Chigwell Village Deli and becoming part of our walking ritual! Jill & Warren

Ordered a drink and the barista made a face and turned to her colleague who rolled her eyes and also made a face, then ignored us when asked what the issue was. Found this incredibly rude, which made our visit very uncomfortable and won't be returning to this cafe.

We went for lunch with friends and were extremely disappointed. We had a jacket potato (£8.25)and one each of the pie meals(£13.95). All three meals were virtually inedible. The inside of the jacket potato was rock hard and the skin very shrivelled- it had obviously been microwaved to within an inch of its life. The chicken and ham pie was dry while the steak pie contained nothing but gristle. Both pie meals were served with limp vegetables and dry chips and were lukewarm in parts and cold in others. The microwave not working efficiently for these meals. At the price this was nothing less than daylight robbery and if we hadn’t been with friends all three meals would have been returned and our money refunded. Drinks are also excessively priced and the service was poor as well. Needless to say we will never return.

Visited on a Sunday morning with our family. Rather busy inside but managed to find a table after a short wait. Lots of dogs and people on laptops inside. Ordered our drinks, 1 tea, 2 coffees and 1 hot chocolate, unfortunately the chocolate was barely warm, which was disappointing. Toilet area clean enough.

Went for a couple of pints at lunch time, and had a lovely time. Delightful bartender, who was friendly, helpful and efficient. Good selection of real ales and craft. Comfortable and clean environment with a nice atmosphere, when we went. We're not local, but hope to go back for a curry one evening, as the menu looked great.

This is an amazing garden centre everything you could need here The Sunday roast carvery in the cafe is really lovely, a good selection of meats and vegetables.