The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Broadland East of England

So good we went twice! Stayed just down the road and had heard about the pies - they did not disappoint!!! The pub was friendly and welcoming with great food, dog friendly too. Definitely recommend if you're in the area.

Great food, friendly staff. Step access at the front is a little difficult but well worth the effort

We came here as a reward for doing a long stretch of the Bure Valley Path walk. The staff here are lovely – cheerful, helpful and very friendly. The tea is good and strong, and the lemon drizzle scones have to be tasted to be believed. And you can watch the fabulous trains come and go as you eat and drink. Highly recommended.

Popped in without any pre planning and were very pleasantly surprised. Apart from the food, which was fine, I was struck by the exceptional level of friendly service from the cheerful staff !.Chatty and seemed genuinely pleased to be serving us.

If I could give this place 10 stars out 5 I would! Everything is amazing, the location is breath taking, the interiors are warm and welcoming with a mixture of cottage core and old English charm. I am intolerant to gluten and dairy but was spoilt for choice and for once didn't feel like I was making do with what I could actually eat, I had numerous choices and ordered a blueberry and rosemary scone, they even had vegan clotted cream. I was not disappointed when it arrived, it was one of the nicest scones I have ever eaten even before food intolerances started. I would recommend booking in advance as I would have come back the following day with family but it was booked out. The staff were super as well and very knowledgeable of the choices on offer. I just wish I lived closer to visit more!

Has become my casual stop as I am currently working on a project in the area. Good coffee, great pastries and desserts, farm shop as well with a nice selection of products. What’s not to like

We had an excellent Sunday lunch. Very good vegetarian options. Good service. Thank-you

Fantastic tasting menu, nothing the fault the service and staff were very professional, served approx 60 people very efficiently, would definitely recommend.

Came here to celebrate a birthday for a family member, lovely place in a lovely village. Wide variety of food options and specials, although very limited vegetarian and vegan options. The staff were incredibly friendly, and food was served exceptionally quickly. We dined on a Saturday night, there were a few other large parties in the restaurant area, which meant the noise levels got quite loud. I would probably opt to sit in the bar area next time. Food was delicious, I would visit again in future.

Great warm atmosphere with beautiful surroundings & outstanding service the food was top quality ,very friendly staff

Have been here a few times now for breakfast and lunch. The ladies who work there are all really friendly and welcoming. Not sure of the man who is sometimes in the kitchen area who can never manage a smile. Food is good and reasonable priced. Nice little cafe.

Beautiful old pub, loved the modern art around the building. We had Sunday roast which was delicious. Great staff and especially loved the flowery shirts worn by the landlord and landlady. Will definitely revisit.

What a wonderful cafe in the middle of Wroxham. Cannot speak highly enough of the fabulous service we received at Number 14 today. The waitress was super friendly and attentive, a credit to the cafe. The food was superb, lots of freshly prepared light bite options and our food was delicious. The portions were generous and so reasonably priced too. We couldn’t fault a thing. When we come back to Wroxham we will certainly be paying you another visit. Highly recommend Number 14.

I loved the mushroom wellington with well cooked vegetables and gravey. Friend had a pie and enjoyed it. Cakes delicious. Good friendly service.

This is as traditional British Breakfast as it gets! They say an army marches on its stomach, and stepping into Dixies early on a Thursday morning you get the sense that something is mobilising. There's a bustle, there's an energy. There's excitement and positivity. Quiet energy in abundance and jokes zinging about keeping spirits high. But this is no military on mnaueveres, but the industrious men and women of Norfolk on their way to work and finding their fuel. The full English takes centre stage here and you can tall people smash it away knowing they aren't eating again until they get home after a hard day's graft. Coffee and tea are sluiced down with smiles and plate after plate of food is delivered hot to each table. It's fast, it's friendly and it's everything the full English should be. No frills, no fuss, just full English - Forever!