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

A lovely community Tea rooms run by very friendly volunteers. Tasty home made food served with a smile. Everything presented beautifully.

Attended for breakfast with work colleagues. Both had been before and highly recommended the venue. A nice location and atmosphere. Good selection of teas. Tasty and reasonably priced food. Special mention to Maisy for her service

Came here for brunch with a friend. The food we had was excellent, and freshly prepared. I love love love the hot chocolate ..its the best in berko!

We were looking for somewhere in Flamstead where we could meet some friends before walking to Markyate and back. We spotted this coffee shop and were very pleased to have found it. It is obviously enjoyed by locals but we were also made very welcome. The various coffees we had were of excellent quality and flavour. The biscuits we had (including gluten-free for one of our party) were very good. The cakes looked delicious. The lady running it was very friendly. We'll be happy to return.

I trust the chef's delightful and amazing cooking and I can not wait to be in London to rush to her S1n cafe...

We went here for a coffee and ended up having one off their excellent scones. Tea was a little weak, but then I like strong tea, coffee was very good. Cakes looked lovely and fresh They also do sandwiches cooked breakfast soup. what I saw off it all looked very fresh and well presented. Staff were a little slow in making drinks so dont go if you are in a rush. Just enjoy the place. It was not nosisy.

Kind staff, defenitely balue for money! If you are in a hurry, goid choice. If not...even better! Sanjana

A friendly happy place to have a good coffee and read your paper with a hot almond croissant.

A brilliant cake maker, we couldn't have been happier with the Gruffalo cake Tia made for our sons 3rd birthday party. We'll be back next year!

This place is a little gem and a local favourite of ours. We often stop here for coffee on weekend mornings. Great service - staff are always super friendly and chatty. Coffee is barista style and always lovely. They sell a delicious range of fresh pastries and croissants daily along with artisan breads and unique wines. They also do a great job of supporting local businesses by selling local food produce, beers and greeting cards.

Took over 20 mins for (what seems to be) an overpriced panini, over £8 😮 Plus, my order was wrong in the end.. Just an honest review, no harm done.

Celebrated my FIL’s birthday here which was very nice and enjoyable. I ordered the squid ink paella and even though my tongue turned black the from food, I loved every single bite. It was my first time having this dish and it didn’t disappoint.

This bar was a real ale and cider outlet offering a good range of both. Sadly, the outlet is now closed.

The coffee was great; however, it was a shame I couldn’t go inside because they do not have a wheelchair accessible entrance. There are two steps to get into the café. It still shocks me to see businesses without a portable ramp or step-free access. The barista was lovely and apologised to my carer about my inability to enter. It is the management’s responsibility to ensure that their business is accessible for all, and that no one is discriminated against based on disabilities. I hope that the owners/management see my review and take necessary steps to resolve this issue. After that, I will be happy to amend my review.

Service fantastic - food delicious and generous serving. Lovely cafe - it was recommended to me and I would highly recommend it to everyone else!!