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

Trevor, Paula, Jo, Jo, Chrissie, Janet, Jess and Charlene make The Plough extremely welcoming! The atmosphere is amazing and the food is wonderful. Thank you! Xxx

This place used to be good, when Mai's Vietnamese kitchen operated there, but now it's reopened as Church Farm Cafe, it's gone down the pan! Pretentious decoration with unfriendly in fact downright rude staff serving overpriced food that appears to have come straight from Tesco. Never again!

Been coming here for years now always been great - bless coffee, friendly staff, great atmosphere and good music. will continue to come here

Had a Great pork roast, partner loved the veggie option and also great beers Certainly the best roast within walking distance of berko high street!

My girlfiend and I have started to come here for the all day breakfast whenever we're in town and need feeding up and every single time we are satisfied and well looked after! The staff are really friendly, even though we only go in like once a month, the usual waitress who remebers us and what we order. The menu is expansive and great value, the decour is lovely and warm. Take a look at the menu, but if homely food and nice vibes is what you are looking for, can't go wrong with the Marlowes Cafe!

Amazing American style Brunch. Great food, superbly presented. Pancakes, light and fluffy, scrambled eggs perfectly soft, bacon nice and crisp, it was spot on, and a decent plateful as well. Really couldn’t fault it, and didn’t break the bank either

Pleasant coffee shop on the high street with a lovely range of home made cakes. Allergies and special diets including gluten free and vegan well catered for. We really liked the carrot cake! Friendly and prompt service from staff. Its also an interesting adaptation of an old building.

Dissapointed to see that the floor was absolutely filthy which isn’t hygienic whilst eating or good for kids to roam about on.

I ordered a double-up breakfast which should come with 2 sausages 2 bacon 2 hash-browns 2 eggs 2 black pudding mushroom and beans. Unfortunately when open the tray I noticed that there was only 1 bacon 1 sausage and 1 hash brown. The black pudding was undercooked and I selected for my eggs to be soft but they where as hard as bricks, the beans where stone cold like had just been poured straight out the tin into the box and so where the mushrooms and they were also very rubbery.

Best cafe in Hemel by far. Great staff freindly and professional. I love the poached eggs and omelettes.

Well, we visited the stall at Beaconsfield bank holiday fayre market and chose 2 delicious cinnamon doughnut 'things' plus a gorgeous seeded sourdough loaf which has stunned us, it's so tasty. It's 23 miles from our home to the bakery but we plan to plague them for their bread and goodies; just hope they keep in the freezer!

it’s a standard cafe and the front doesn’t look appealing however the staff were particularly accommodating and whether it’s a family you go with (has large areas to sit indoor and outdoor) or you go on your own i can guarantee a pretty fab cheese and onion toastie! - you can also get ur car washed while you wait for food and eat if that’s your style.

Wanted to leave a review of the St Albans excellent taproom from the brewery. Being a bit of a novice beer drinker i needed a bit of guidance on what and how much of each drink I should have ( one of the recommendations was a 9.7% stout that is apparently best drank in thirds if you can manage it!) by the wonderful team member Marcus behind the bar. A brilliant afternoon’s experience that I would really recommend if you’re looking for something local and a bit different.

Great friendly staff great atmosphere lovely to drink in with fast service great food and great deals on drinks SPECIAL THANKS to the governor Russ and Anita as well as Callum and Amy for a lovely evening. Can’t thank them enough would 100% recommend to family and friends

I'm not one to leave a bad review, but me and my mum came here to sit and have lunch and a coffee and plan our trip to Italy. On sitting down and taking out my laptop, looking at a map of Naples, the owner started looking at us strangely and then came over and asked if he could help us. I asked him what is in their granola (as I have an almond allergy), and he said "well I'm not going to tell you. I know exactly what you're doing. It's very obvious.". I went over to ask him for clarification on what he meant, and he accused me of stealing his menu. It was very uncomfortable. It's a shame because I have been looking for a cafe like this for a long time, with good food and coffee (although the espresso was bitter) and a nice decor but now I feel too uncomfortable to return. I would avoid if you intend to look at the menu for more than five minutes, or if you have an allergy and need to be cautious, because you will be treated with suspicion and made to feel uncomfortable. Don't show an interest in the coffee bean blend, don't look at the menu too long, and definitely don't take a laptop out...