The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in East of England

We had our son's birthday pizza and milkshakes here for a party of 16 as part of the golf bundle package. It was excellent. The staff were super-helpful, the food was spot on and the location is great. Very good value too. Highly recommended.

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.

Is this even a Starbucks? Not a smile....Warmth interaction or even a Starbucks looking shop. Shop looks actually empty. Like an office seating area. 0 Starbucks feeling and atmosphere. Except for the merchandising wall. Staff: I swear I didn't see anyone smiling. Everyone bland or chattering away. Only one serving. I can see other people here have shared the same experience as me. I suppose the managers, took one of biggest high up tables and were doing their paperwork there, which I personally found not very pleasant whatsoever and unprofessional. She also looked at me with the weirdest rude face. This is a very busy area, with loads of take away and drive thru requests, I get it. However, if you want to call yourselves Starbucks, I advise you to have more training, more research and even go to a proper Starbucks to see how the customer service is. Complaint is going to the head office.

We often eat here when we come shopping and usually it’s fairly good but this evening when we asked if the steak pie had onions in no one not even kitchen staff knew which i found unacceptable as cooks should know what’s in there food regardless of whether they buy the products in or not.

Not too bad. theres a lot that could be improved but the ultimate breakfast was quite filling. It came very quickly to the table. But a pot of tea is only enough for one cup and theres not much atmosphere here. Plus I could probably get a better tasting breakfast for cheaper or the same from a local greasy spoon.

The tea was a bit weak. It wasn't busy about 4pm but the bin was full and the semi-milk jug was almost empty (enough for 2 or 3 more cup of tea). There was some rubbish on one table outside area. The rubbish was left there for the duration of my time there 30mins+

Quite a few meals were ‘unavailable’ so we opted for the breakfast instead. We each selected a pot of tea but were told that the hot water urn wasn’t working so we couldn’t have tea We were ready to pay but realised a meal was left off (there were 3 of us) so we had to ‘re-start’ the whole order again as we couldn’t go to the till. We sat down and waited for ages. When the food finally arrived it was cold and the tiny sliced button mushrooms on the plate were dried up and tasteless plus the fried egg and tomatoes were missing from the plate.altogether. I told the guy to speak to the chef about the missing food. Well the missing items didn’t arrive. When we were leaving I mentioned it to the guy again and he said ‘oh sorry’ - basically he hadn’t told the chef. Morrisons prices in the Cafe have gone up BUT what hasn’t improved to reflect this is the food, the service and the area (floor and tables needed a good clean) - oh and let’s not forget how many people we saw leave as they couldn’t order their food on the self service machine and there wasn’t anyone around at the till. Plus we heard people on other tables moaning that the food was cold or that they also had food missing from the plate that they had ordered! Having spent £31 we have decided we will not be eating there again. Morrisons Cafe needs to improve because things left as they are now is absolutely atrocious!!

Visited this hidden gem of Norfolk several times lately and has to be one of the best pubs I have ever been too! The staff are lovely and polite, beer on tap is outstanding and reasonably priced and the customers are more than welcoming to anyone and everyone. Would definitely recommend to anyone planning a trip and by far the best pub in Attleborough!

Food arrived very quickly, it was still hot and tasted amazing!! I would highly recommend their burgers and it was great value for money!

Terrible place, avoid at all costs! Went for a 50th anniversary function, room itself was dirty and very dated, furniture was broken and too much was crowded into too small a space. There was not enough room for party hosts to lay out buffet, as all that was provided was covered pool table pushed up against a wall, right next to one of DJ's Speakers so terribly loud. Room was far too small for the "allowed guests" which considering it was advertised for 100 and there were only around 50 - 60 people there was no room to move. Bar Staff were rude and aggressive, mostly absent from function room bar, so getting one of their massively overpriced drinks was a chore. Dj provided was awful, asked party host to tell guests to "f@#& off, as he was tired " at end of function, and music was at a level for a room 3 times the size, hes had to be asked to turn it down as people couldnt hear anything. Owners were Rude, Standoffish and refused to return function deposit as this was apparently an additional cost for Dj. So quoted price doubled effectively All in all awful pub, avoid at all costs

Popped in this evening with my 8 year old son. Both had burgers. Been to the Thatchers multiple times and NEVER receive all items which are advertised on the menu (I heard the table to my left complaining of the same). Always missing the salad or the sauce or the mushroom! We ordered, the food , mine was £15.99 for burger and chips, literally just burger and chips. No coleslaw, no salad. When the waitress delivered our food, she said 'did you need cutlery?' Err, yes please. She brought bare cutlery and plonked it on the table. I would have really appreciated a napkin. alas, no napkin. Burger was very nice (no lettuce as advertised) Chips were cold and very small portion. Table to our right sent food back for being cold! Overall assessment: Prices have risen, portions have got smaller, food has got poorer. Such a shame.

Thank you to the fantastic la bone restaurant who gave us 12 wonderful meals to North Walsham hospital.we are facing bad times ahead, and truly grateful for lifting our morale! We are a small rural hospital and sometimes forgotten, but will be playing a part in this awful time . Thank you xx

Terrible. Had omelette with cheese and onion it was literally dripping in oil, the salad that it was served with was also drenched in cooking oil. Unable to eat more than 2 mouthfuls as you could taste the cooking oil. Took it back, which didn’t seem to go down too well. Would only refund one as my husband had eaten half of his before he could eat no more. Not the best experience and probably overpriced for what it is also.

I have eaten here many times before. The food has always been nice enough, with decent portions. They have added a front porch area, which opens up on both sides. This is for smokers, who can now have a drink or meal undercover, not a bad idea. Today, our experience was not a good one. The waiter who served us was pleasant enough, very friendly. The food was bought to our table in good time. However, they got my order wrong. Not a problem. It happens sometimes. In fact, whilst we were there, it happened to two other tables as well! When they did bring the correct meals to our table, it was obvious that they had left my wife’s meal sitting to one side whilst preparing mine. She noted that her food had cooled down somewhat. However, she tucked in and was still enjoying her meal - until she found a hair that did not belong to either of us! She couldn’t eat any more and it also put me off the rest of my food. The bill came to £17 for a breakfast, burger & chips, tea & can of coke. As we left, we walked through the porch area. We noted that the sides were still closed, leaving the porch area fully enclosed. There were used ashtrays on the empty tables. The smell was not pleasant. It also answered the question of why the cafe had smelled of smoke. My wife and I decided that this would be our last visit to Cafe Elite.