The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in East of England

Really cozy little place with a good atmosphere.

Soggy flavourless food. The chips and beans should be in seperate containers

Great food and set menu makes it good value.

Fabulous first time. Emma was a lovely host and Nicky made beautiful teas! Definitely will visit again soon.

Very expensive food considering the quality £24 for lamb course that was overcooked and dry £22 for chicken/prawn course, chicken also very overcooked and dry Lady serving was nice enough, but kept being snappy with colleague which was unprofessional Nice garden area, enjoyable place to sit in the sun

Been coming to Moreno's cafe for years & never leave disappointed!

Very popular bar on Matchdays. Immediately after the match it was too busy for me. So I went to the Arbour House, and came back here later. 4 staff servicing quickly and a good array of different ales. The smoking area had plenty of tables on a side walk. Might be better to try here midweek.

Took my friend for her birthday. We had a lovely evening with a Wallow platter to share, which was fab, the staff were all friendly and helpful. Really enjoyed having time to chat and bring able taste the wine before we had the whole glass was great.

Delicious food and even better service! Charlotte made us feel so welcome. Would highly recommend

This was a great find. Service was great, coffee delicious, and the scones were the best we've had in a long time. We'll definitely be coming back. Already recommended it to a friend.

Delicious Greek food, if you closed your eyes you could pretend to be sitting in a patio in a small Greek village. We'll definitely be back!

What a lovely pub. Cheap beer served by the friendly staff. Great if you wanna watch sports. The atmosphere was nice and relaxing, can't complain

Visited here when staying at seashore. Great pub, fantastic staff, excellent food. Played bingo one night what a good laugh and also used the pool table and darts. Would definitely recommend and will use again when visiting Great Yarmouth

Amazing salad bowel - lovely service too.

The food is always on point, the baps and the sweet treats are 10/10. My only complaint sadly is recently, going on a weekend has become very busy with small children/babies so it can get LOUD, and doesn’t exactly give you the best atmosphere when trying to enjoy your breakfast/lunch after a long working week! Especially for the price, if you’re spending £30 pp for brunch to then be subjected to babies crying etc… doesn’t exactly make you feel relaxed. Which is a shame, as I do love this cafe and think the chefs are very talented, I just don’t love the recent demographic it’s attracted… maybe I’ll try and visit during non peak hours