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

I came here with for lunch while my dog was at the groomers. The place was packed which was a good indication of its popularity. The food was great, very fresh and very tasty. I had the vegan sandwich option and my partner had the vegetarian breakfast. The coffee was good and hot and the cakes were amazing. My daughter and I had the vegan shortbread with pecan topping. It was the best cake I have eaten for a long time and a good size too. Would definitely recommend it and return - for the cakes alone.

Lovely drinks, a bit pricey but as expected. Friendly staff. Shame how busy the retail park is now as its near on impossible to park

There is plenty of competition in Aylsham for good bread, rolls and cakes but this is still our go to bakers. The quality and value is excellent and the staff are always very helpful ( happy to put rolls aside for me to collect later). I would recommend the cheese straws and rolls but the cakes are delicious too.

Everything was great till we were about to go my wife visited the toilets which were absolutely disgusting were told by a staff member they were the old ones as they couldn't do everything this doesn't mean they should be dirty wont be going back in a hurry

Literally tastes like water Literally weak squash - horrible not worth the money Don’t recommend this drink and so over priced

We tend to visit here because it is close to where we live. However, we’ve decided to eat elsewhere in future. This restaurant has poor staffing and high prices, as we already knew. This last time, there was a huge smelly dog near to our table, the whole time we were there. People had to divert to get past it. I’m sorry, but not acceptable in an eating place. As e paid the huge bill, we vowed never to revisit.

Now called the Water’s Edge, we had a great evening here on the Saturday over the August bank holiday weekend. Really friendly and relaxed owners who made us feel very welcome and a great atmosphere. It was the most fun night we had on our weekend boating holiday!

I lived on the Broads and used to come here years ago in the 50s and 60s. It was one of my favourite destinations. It remains so, in fact now one of my favourites pubs in the UK. Full of the original decor and now with great locally brewed beers, superbly kept. The food is terrific, we ended up eating lunch and dinner on five occasions during our four day stay in the area. The staff extremely pleasant, friendly and engaging. And they work very hard ! Dogs, not just allowed, but made extremely welcome, like it used to be in old pubs before the ‘fun police, health and safety, E.H.O.’ brigade arrived years ago and tried to spoil it all. Great value throughout, unable to praise it enough, and will definitely be returning, …. soon I hope.

Very slow service and switched off staff

Poor toast, very weak coffee, had to ask for a forgotten drink, food item and spoons. Not very good.

I saw an advert for this place and decided to check it out. Myself, my dad and sister had been shopping at Longwater, so not far to travel. The restaurant was buzzing and we had to wait a short while to be seated. After choosing our food and having to wait a bit it arrived. My sister was alarmed that she had black pudding and mushrooms on her plate. Neither of which were in the meals description. Father enjoyed his meal, although he couldn't eat all of it due to the size. My meal is the main reason for writing this review….. The eggs could have been cooked a little longer, far too many mushrooms, no baked beans, and no hash browns. But my biggest grip is concerning the vegetarian sausages. They were dreadful, the kind of rubbish served up in the 70’s. Mashed Potato with bits of pea and carrot in a fine breadcrumb. Today there are so many vegetarian sausage options on the market, many very good and tasty. I know that something better could have been served. I’m so shocked that a fancy and expensive place like this would dish up such crap. And for the price of the meal I felt angry and ripped off. I’m sorry to say that this first visit to The Goat Shed will also be my last.

Scones were delightful, customer service was brilliant. It was extremely busy and the lady at the till couldn't do enough to help,we did share a table which is fine thanks to the lovely staff. I have noticed that what day you visit depends on the experience regarding service.

Ordered 2 coffees , ordered but then waited ages whilst she served other people in drive thru then had to come back and asked us to remind her what we were having . Her helper was outside having a cigarette whilst a queue formed Drinks ended up being rushed and not very nice