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

Went with friends to try out the new menu that they have and it was delicious. Had a cowboy burger, onion rings and Soft Drink. Well presented when brought to the table by polite staff. They also accept Blue Light Card discount so well worth visit

Popped in for cup of tea after nice walk on fen. Fruit scones had just come out of oven, so seemed rude not to try them. Absolutely delicious and good cup of tea to go with it. Swallows dipping overhead and Sparrows helping out with the crumbs, a lovely peaceful stop didn’t even mind the rain!

I had a bit of time to kill before my train left so I decided to get a drink whilst I waited. On platform 1 of Ely station is Locoespresso so I ordered a green tea which is something I drink regularly. The young lady who served me was very polite and friendly and was quick to serve me. I get the impression she does not drink green tea herself as she asked me if I would like milk or sugar in my tea. Does anyone else have these in their green tea? I may be in a minority?!?

Popped in for lunch with 2 friends during a day in Ely. Staff all very nice and helpful. Good choice of food and drinks available. Had a jacket potato with macaroni cheese, which was nice, but I would personally have liked a bit more of the filling. Very reasonably priced with a meal deal option to include a drink for £7.50.

Easy parking. Large and spacious inside. Friendly staff. Decent atmosphere and food.

Diabolical coffee - luke warm, weak and tasteless. Surly service too. Won't be going there for a coffee again and certainly wouldn't recommend to anyone else, either!

Called in on a sunny afternoon for a drink. £12.50 for a pint of Guinness and a pint of Aspalls. Most expensive drinks while we were in Ely. Shame the Aspalls was served in a plain pint glass and not a proper Aspalls glass. Seemed to have no fizz due to the glass....no bubbles seen. Stayed in Ely for the week but didn't go back.

This is an amazing garden centre everything you could need here The Sunday roast carvery in the cafe is really lovely, a good selection of meats and vegetables.

Visited on a Sunday morning with our family. Rather busy inside but managed to find a table after a short wait. Lots of dogs and people on laptops inside. Ordered our drinks, 1 tea, 2 coffees and 1 hot chocolate, unfortunately the chocolate was barely warm, which was disappointing. Toilet area clean enough.

While in Ely for a few days we called in here for lunch. Extensive menu, lovely staff and nice surroundings made for a pleasant lunch experience for all. Drinks and food received within 10 minutes of ordering and all very tasty. Great little place to eat in the centre of Ely.

Worst tea I’ve ever had - had to return one as too much milk and second just tasted awful. Just like their caffe which is the worst of all the chains.

I spend over £200 every week here now the cafe has shut I will now go to aldis its mad you can shove sainsburys its a crap company anyway staff are great that's all

Called in here today with my husband around 2pm for lunch,sat at a table that had bits of food on it and dirty plates so got up and moved to a clean table as two had dirty pots on them,read on the menu you had to take note of your table number and go in the next room to order your food,a lady was serving customers at the counter it was a take away too,I asked for two vegetable soups,the lady said I think there is only one left,I will check,she checked with the kitchen who told her there was enough for two people,so I as pleased and ordered granary bread to come with it and our drinks,our drinks came with no spoons,so I got up to the cutlery tray and got them.A couple had come in and sat at the dirty table,they blew the crumbs off,it was still dirty,we waited a good 20 minutes for our soup,a young waitress brought it out to us,with the bread,no knife to spread the butter,so I got up again and went to the cutlery tray to get two,there wasn't any,I had to go into the other room to ask for some,I sat down,saw about a third of a bowl full of beige water with bits of green floating on the top,my husband was drinking his,it was like water,I tasted on spoonful and stood up with it and took it back,I told the lady on the counter I was not eating that it was dish water,I put the spoon in and showed her how it ran straight off,she asked if I wanted something else or a refund,I asked for a refund,went and sat down and ate my bread and cup of tea,the waitress had taken the dirty tables order and asked them if they wanted the pots clearing away,the customer's face was a picture,we finished our drinks,went back to the counter and was apologised to and was refunded the soup money,never been to Ely before won't put me off this town,but will not return to that cafe.