The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in East of England

The coffee was nice. The prices were reasonable. The cakes looked nice and homemade but the buttercream was made with margerine and that flavour was foul. We all scraped the icing off our cake and just ate the sponge because we hadn't had lunch.

We went for breakfast. I had porridge which was a really small amount so had scrambled egg too, but that was pretty tasteless. Went back 2 days later, had porridge again, this time it was a large portion so quite inconsistent.

This was one of the best cafes we had in Clacton sadly no longer open I used to go here as often as I could

Booked to return for well priced excellent Sunday lunch. Staff friendly and helpful, nice secluded atmosphere.eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Visited garden centre (or should I antiques centre - not the amount of value plants that were here a few years ago) whilst passing and stopped for lunch at Blossom Cafe. Sat outdoors in nice courtyard area. COVID awareness signs etc in place. However we had to ask for the table to be cleaned once we had sat down. I would have expected this to be done once previous customer had vacated. Teas brought out fairly quickly but had to wait over half an hour for food as did a few others seated near us. When food did arrive, no apology for lateness. The food itself however was very good we both had paninis’ with crisps and salad. Reasonably priced would visit again but feel they need to up their game with COVID restrictions a little more.

Great Sunday lunch experience in a friendly village pub. First visit on the first day the pub did Sunday roasts. Lovely, friendly pub with good real ales and a great value lunch.

We sat in front of the fire next to the bar and was able to order our meal from there. The staff were delightful. We had a a favourite waiter called Honey. 10/10 for the service Honey.

I visited the Deli for a quick bite to eat, I ordered the Spainish platter with the Manchego cheese selection and my fiancee the Lamb and Chicken Koftas...very good choices really tasty, a glass of Prosecco topped off our visit. Great food and service.

Don’t take young/teenage girls here. Especially dont let them work here.I worked with one of the owners when I was 14 in a restaurant they were running…… you guess I won’t say no more

I had a terrible experience I was standing at the till ordering and the manager was shouting at the barista serving me. She was rude and unprofessional. I will not be returning.

i visited 3-4 times during my 2 weeks stay in London because i really love the mocha with marshmallow. wished i have visited couple more times.

The best food and service you can get, the food is is high standard and super clean in there. This place is worth a visit as you can fall in love with that place.

We were staying in the hotel and this was the night of the Queen's funeral so we decided to 'eat in'. They only had one chef in the kitchen so it took a long time for our meals to appear. They did warn us when we sat down but it would have been nice to be told when we booked the table when we checked in. Food was nothing special but nothing to complain about either.

Amazing home made lunch in such a beautiful pub. The staff & owner are just wonderful, so accommodating & welcoming. If you’re looking for a warm, cosy setting for a fabulous home cooked lunch, this is the place. 5 BIG FAT STARS for this place ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Not a great experience, as the shelves were largely empty and everything I asked for wasn't available. No belgian buns AGAIN, blamed on a delivery that hadn't arrived. They used that excuse the last time, and the time before that, and the time before that. The guy behind the counter seemed quite pleased with himself and was more interested in chatting to his colleague than actually wanting to do any work. I won't be back.