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

Just enjoyed a fabulous RAF reunion at the Queens Head, Foulsham. I can’t complement the staff and food enough. Thank you so much for the great effort you put in to make our evening so special. All the staff were superb.

Let’s get the cons out of the way first.£10 for pie and mash in a school dinners style with a good pie but cold lumpy mash and veg with a slight. taste of washing up liquid. left on plates. Staff ok but ready to go home with a little bit of attitude .Small confusing set up on entry and not for anyone with mobility issues imo. However Pros it’s cosy nice atmosphere ok for tea and cake and light snacks.Friendly .

Excellent food and service with giant cakes

Great little cafe, food was freshly prepared and really nice. Staff were very helpful and polite, will definitely go back.

Me encantó el hongo Wellington con buena selección de verduras y mi amiga disfrutó de su pastel. También buena selección de pasteles que miramos a casa

Aylsham is a cute market town where I had digs 40 years ago. So, we went on Market day for breakfast and loved this smashing cafe - full of life and bunting. We had full English breakfasts and coffees with toast and were set up for our journey home. The cafe is about 100 metres from the main square, is dog friendly and is wonderfully welcoming with a wide choice on the menu.

Having to visit keys auction house nearly every week. My visits have been made easier by having refreshments in little cafe in the grounds.Lovely Lesley looked after us consistently with delicious well prepared food.Personal care for Tobys requests and lovely chats.I had no need to venture into Alysham and I don't think I could have improved.Lovely cakes all prepared by her own hands.The bakewell tart is best I have ever tasted whole fresh cherries.Right I think I've said it all oh no all though I am not coffee drinker her fresh coffee is one best.

Right here we go ….. Buried in the middle of the rackheath industrial estate I was wandering to find a coffee while I had a tow bar fitted to my car …. 3 hours to kill in a warehouse district isn’t that easy! I stumbled across this place ….. Outside: on road parking outside and a small seated area with a picnic bench, despite this appearing to fit smokers no butts were lying around, brightly coloured and vibrant outside appearance was welcoming and eye catching, it really stood out amongst the industrial greys of all those around it. Inside: you walk into an open area with 6 tables (22 covers) and 4 couches around 2 coffee tables, very clean and well maintained, greens in here are pastel and more easy on the eye. Has world war 2 memorabilia adorning the walls. Staff: all the staff are well presented polite and very personable, and couldn’t do enough for you, Coffee: Green farm coffee and barista made, think they used semi skimmed milk, possibly been a fuller coffee with whole milk, but still delicious Food: I ordered a steak burger with cheese, it came and was 6oz as standard, with Monterey jack cheese, at £5.25 this was in a huge bun and full of salad. The only down point was the margarine in the roll of the burger, it detracted away from the flavour, and when it’s an Angus steak burger you want the flavour! And as a bargain they upgrade to a portion of chips on top for £1 I spent 2/3 hours here and had several coffees, I wouldn’t hesitate to come back at all spot on little gem in the middle of industrial madness Bullet points: - good food - good coffee - nice staff - clean - very well priced

Amazing selection of baked good, we stopped here for lunch ( just a few tables outside ) and wow. Everything we had was amazing, delicious, so good we bought takeaway fur dinner . We tried quiche, scutch eggs, sausage rolls, spinach brioche and cinnamon cream cheese bun, all were fantastic. Would highly recommend Dollies, this is a little gem. Coffee was also excellent and the service was above and beyond very friendly and helpful.

My brother and I went for lunch on Saturday, it was quiet, it has a nice atmosphere, the bar lady was very friendly and took our order, we both decided to have the”award winning “ beef and ale pie with mash, broccoli and a side of gravy, unfortunately we were both disappointed with the pie, the pastry was good and filled with a tasty gravy, but was sorely lacking with 3 small pieces of beef, the mash had been kept warm on the plate for a while as it had become firm with a crust, the broccoli was nice, it was expensive for basically a pie filled with lots of tasty gravy

I had been looking forward to trying Bread Source. Their window display of fayre always looks delicious. On a cold day, this is possibly not the place to go if you're looking for hot food. There was a limited selection at the time (1:15pm). Nothing is made to order. Working out in the cold, the only thing available were toasties (of which there were only two left). They took a really long time to cook, which was inconvenient. They do not have a microwave for savories- something to consider possibly. There were at least 3 staff members behind the till, none of whom seemed to have any sense of urgency. That's not brilliant when you're stopping for a 20 minute lunch break. The food was on the expensive side and boxed up with no way of containing any heat. Having said that, the sausage roll was delicious even if it was served cold and the jam donuts were praised on site for their filling. The atmosphere, waiting for a long time, for two simple toasties was dull in what is a large space with little interaction. It's the little things. The shop is not the best for traffic flow with the till directly at the point of entry/exit. You feel compelled to rush your choice to get out of the way. Whether eating in or taking out, perhaps the focus should be on the service. It disappointed me. Perhaps that's not usual practice.

Nice pub with very friendly service.

Have been to The Terrace a few times over the last couple of months with both friends and family. It’s a lovely place, staff brilliant, very friendly and efficient. The drinks and food we had were perfect, my favourite place to go for hot chocolate in Norwich.

Another pleasant night at the Cock with good pub food ar reasonable prices and friendly staff and good service from Harry and the team.

Absolutely spot on. Plenty of parking, interesting decoration as you enter which underlies the Thai cuisine available. The staff (many quite young) were excellent, they all provided great knowledge and superb service. There is a lot of seating with varied feel, snug, open plan & outdoor. There is also an excellent outdoor children’s playground. The food was delivered fast and was all cooked to a high standard, we had a mixture of traditional pub and Thai cuisine and no one was disappointed. Their Ales: they offered 5 real ales the biggest choice I found in the area and all were served well and in excellent condition. I found the meal and drinks to be good value as well as excellent quality. There was a varied clientelle all seemed to be very happy and satisfied with their experience. My only complaint is I wasn’t able to revisit this excellent hostelry as I was only on a short visit.