The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Central Bedfordshire East of England

FOOD - 5⭐️ The food was amazing, everything was tasty and delicious- and for someone who lived in turkey for 7 years it tasted the exact same. The portion sizing was quite big and I could have done with less chips with the lamb chops. SERVICE -4⭐️ we went on a Friday and it got quite busy. We had a lovely blonde English girl serving us who was very social and polite alongside making us feel very welcome here and not rushing us. Alongside her serving was a young girl lad who was again a polite chappy who had all the same qualities as her. I had to knock a star off of the service tho due to the amount of time the manager spent outside smoking. We were in for no long than an hour and 1/2 and he must of been outside 3 or 4 times whilst the young waiters were left to do everything. When he came in the subtle smell of smoke lingered too which slightly put us off. We also always tip in cash for the staff who served us the most to keep for themself and we saw them put in all in a pot so the main waitress/ waiter probably didn’t get they exact tip from us which was very disappointing due to them doing such a good job. When we come back to leighton- we will be sure to return!

A small, friendly coffee shop. There are a couple of seats by the window, but really it’s a take away place. Good coffee. Limited opening hours

As a restaurant aside to the hotel the place is fantastic, deffo one to remember. Personally I had the best curry in my life

Great food, plenty of it and a great price. The place was spotless. Whats not to like. This is a great cafe and I can definitely recommend it.

I had the best quiche ever last week (Bacon & Blue cheese) now I'm not really a quiche fan but this was amazing so light and tasty and homemade by Nikki there was also a spare piece so I had another bit the next day too! Everything that Nikki makes is homemade and is super tasty and freshly made its the best coffee shop ever, it is definately worth a visit.

So pleased we finally found the time to go to this lovely cafe. My daughter has multiple allergies and most normal cafés have barely anything she can eat. It was amazing that she actually had some choice and we felt normal for once. The food was delicious too. Thank you! We will definitely be back. 😍

Quirky set up, great decor and convenient.We took an opportunity to pop in while on a family walk. Realising the time we decided to buy two children's lunches at £5.00 each. This got 1 slice of bread for the Jam sandwich, a pinch of kettle chips and approx table spoon worth of tomato and cucumber, finished off with a fork full of cake.In my opinion, incredibly overpriced when I realised the portion size.I had a latte, which I requested to be froth free. It wasn't.The carpets weren't great on the eye and felt a bit neglected, that said the quirky decor and crockery have potential.It felt like the front of house service lacked a host and was run by hard working 'Saturday' staff.I really wish local businesses all the success in the world and want to see them do well....sorry my review isn't 5 star...* one triangle of sandwich eaten in picture

My husband was struggling with ideas for my birthday during these restricted times, so we were so pleased to find that Sugar and Spice were offering takeaway! The waffles were delicious, really buttery and sweet served with loads of fresh strawberries, sauces and really lovely ice cream. This is a great place, would highly recommend trying it out, great value and quality food.

Great selection of milkshakes and smoothies. Also a selection of desserts highly recommend the Ambassador

Delicious. Sunday dinner. Will come again. Homely, lovely gravy, great starters and desserts. Really friendly staff. A*

Sat here in the cafe after my 2 year old just had a great (problem free )haircut. Staff are friendly and coffee is lovely. Bright and airy with great facilities and reasonable prices. Would recommend and already book our next visit....

Really nice place with unique vibe. Very good pizza but the cakes were a bit disappointing.

Lovely place and wow what a great idea with the craft ale and cider bar x

Took the parents out on Sunday and visited Anwick Garden Centre. After having a wander around the Garden Centre and purchasing a few items, we went into the cafe to have a drink and chose to dine, as it was lunch time (13:30ish). I went with the house Cheese Burger and both parents went with the Sunday Roast (on this occasion Beef). I had a can of soda (Vimto) and the parents each had a pot of tea. Food wise, the burger was well cooked and chips and salad were also good and overall it was a great portion for the price. The parents both really enjoyed the beef and the roast potatoes, the only issue being the vegetables, both would have preferred it slightly more cooked, and father would have liked a slight larger vegetable portion. Overall though, we’ll be visiting again, and I would recommend a visit if you’re in the area…