The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in East of England

I'm utterly disappointed with the service. I've purchased two surprise bags on 'Too good to go' app to be collected tonight 19:00–19:30. Sadly, the drive took much longer than anticipated, and I was late a few minutes. The employee present at the store simply ignored me and continued on with her 'cleaning' while happily chatting with a friend and after a few minutes started to pack all the pastries and leftover food and passed it to her friend who was leisurely sitting inside and clearly not a member of the staff. It's a very unprofessional behaviour and stark favouring from the employee proves how this branch treats customers and why it has numerous low reviews.

Great service in the kiosk at the station and always with a smile! On a windy Monday when my brain clearly wasn’t functioning yet and I left my tea behind, the lovely lady (Steph) ran out and gave my tea to one of the train staff so I wouldn’t miss out on my morning cuppa. That is going above and beyond in customer service! Thank you very much! Have a great day! 🥰

Consistently awful! 20 minute wait to be served. 20’minute wait for food. Soup eventually arrived without roll and butter as advertised. Too long a queue to complain !

I visited Crussh café at Westminster Lodge Leisure Center when the center was only partially open due to covid restrictions. Inside the café was clean with plenty of sofas and coffee tables, as well as normal tables and chairs; outside there is an extensive veranda with views over the park. As the leisure center was only partially open the café was not busy; my cappuccino was expertly made (nice consistently and correct temperature). As Crussh aims to serve healthy food and drink, my favorite snacks were not available (kit-kat or blue ribbon biscuit) and a lot of snacks available were high protein, but there were bags of popcorn!

Lost in the wilds of Cambridgeshire new science buildings is an excellent restaurant. We came for the second time with an inexpected group of 16 from the department of material sciences Tashi and her colleagues were run off their feet but never stopped smiling The food as requested arrived quickly. Hot asian and tasty at 50% of london prices. Good reasonable wine list. A find!

I’m vegan and ordered the Chocolate Custard donut, one of the few vegan ones, along with a different one for my daughter. We planned to eat them on the plane. Unfortunately for me, they had put a Chocolate Dreamcake in my bag, which isn’t vegan, and as we were about to land in Majorca, it was my daughter’s gain. Very annoying and a very expensive waste.

Provided delicious ice-creams and gave us a generous discount when they discovered we were on a day trip for Refugees and Asylum Seekers. We will definitely be using they guys in the future for trips to Frinton.

We always stop here for coffee and cake after a look round the garden centre. Always plenty of choice. Their bread and butter pudding is legendary! . Last time (12th Oct) we were greeted by a lovely guy called Bobby who served us. He was really friendly and helped our little girl choose her cake… anything with chocolate was always going to be a winner. It was so nice to be greeted by someone with such a lovely personality, service with a smile. Thank you Bobby! We’ll be back!

Ran out of breakfasts the sausages good the service is slow got a dirty cup and the Coca Cola machine is out of order all the time maybe might come back

Really slow service. The 3 staff were more concerned with gossiping and laughing with each other than serving customers. Coffee was good when it did eventually arrive. There are many alternatives for a coffee in Huntingdon.

Want here after my swim 1150 am but was told they were too busy to to food and not cooking says it all really young staff not enough of them can't cope

My daughter and elderly mother go into have breakfast once a week after shopping, I join them when I can. A lady named Sue is amazing with my mum who doesn't understand the self service machine and will take her order at the till where other staff members have rolled their eyes and pointed for her to use the machines. Sue goes above and beyond in actually remembering orders the next week and checking to see if we are okay. We had to go on Saturday this week, no Sue and no customer care, not even a smile. Sue really does love her job and represents Morrisons to the highest level and I hope she gets the recognition she deserves. I look forward to seeing Sue again this week.

I told you you’d be skint by Christmas. Next time your dad throws tens of thousands at you for a business at least have the brains to not treat your punters like they’re not welcome. Also, there’s a time and a place for flirting with each other fellas.

Run by the Salvation Army the cafe sits near the olympic cycle track. There are tables inside and some comfy sofas though there's no air conditioning so it can get very warm indoors. Wooden picnic tables outside have plenty of options for families with children and dog walkers. The menu is very limited, basically hot and cold drinks, breakfast rolls with a choice of bacon or sausage, pies, pasties, chips, sausage rolls, sandwiches and some pastries. The breakfast bundle is good value at £5 for a breakfast roll and any hot drink. The service is extremely slow but as there's only one pay serving and pay point it's down to the speed of the staff and the amount people are ordering. Between our party we had a steak pasty, a vegetarian pasty, chips and sausage in a roll. The pasties are a good size, chips were plentiful and there were two sausages in the bread roll. Pretty good value and everything tasted very good. I noticed a flyer advertising live music on some evenings with a £2 donation entry fee. I'd happily visit again as we weren't in a rush and enjoyed the lovely sunshine with our food and drinks. The coffee options were good quality.

Great food and sirvice will be recommending to all of my friends and family. The prices were also amazing for wat you get!