The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Berners Babergh East of England

Quirky delightful shop with great value handbags and clothes, as well as sundry gifts. The owners made us welcome and told us about their Friday morning crafting sessions around the table centre store.

My husband and myself visited on a Thursday evening with our pet. The owner was very welcoming and friendly and showed us to our self contained little barn for the evening. On arrival it was lovely and warm as there had been snow and it was very cold. The space was nice and roomy and had everything that you would need. The owner mauli asked if we were eating with them which we were. We got showered and changed for dinner, I could have stayed in the shower for hours as it was so powerful, hot and plenty of room. We had a fridge so we could keep our pets food chilled. There was a comfy sofa and dining table with chairs. We didn’t use the dishwasher but I looked inside there were dirty pots in there but this didn’t affect our stay and it was no biggy just an oversight. Everywhere else was lovely and clean apart from when I dropped my ring and had to move the bedside cabinet, I would advise giving it a move and clean every now and again. Again it didn’t spoil our stay, the bedding etc was lovely and clean. We went for dinner and Mauli had reserved us a nice table and our dog was made to feel welcome. The manager was so friendly and welcoming, and took our order for drinks. We ordered some cold leffe beers which we love but you can’t always get so it was a bonus. They have an Asian and English menu and we decided to try the Asian menu and it certainly did not disappoint when it arrived. My husband had the bihari lamb curry and I had the chilli chicken and we shared a portion of rice with a side or paratha, both our meals were absolutely delicious with lots of flavours. If you’re not staying for the night I would definitely recommend eating here, it is proper traditional cooking which was one of the best I’ve tasted. We took drinks back to our room and mauli helped my husband with these which was very helpful and kind. Our bed was very comfortable and it was a luxury for me to be able to watch tv in bed. I couldn’t resist another shower in the morning before our check out at 11am. There is an extra charge of £13 for taking your pet with you. I would recommend taking a torch with if you have a pet as the village has no streetlights. We would definitely recommend a visit and we will definitely stay again if we are in the area. Prices are reasonable, lamb curry £17.95, chilli chicken £16.50, paratha £3.95, basmati rice £3.95, leffe £4.60 and a bottle of rose Prosecco £32.00. Hopefully we can visit again soon, 100% to mauli the manager and also to the chef Anoj, you have a fabulous place and we would definitely recommend a visit.

Mismatch between the promises of the website and the actual experience. Service was ok, without frills, food didn’t come up to the website promises…..hand cut chips? Surely oven chips? Very average pub food. Praise for the Burnt Mill beer, which was well kept, to the bar staff fell flat with no reaction. Wouldn’t go back.

First time here, friends booked a table, food was good, staff friendly