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

Having lazily searched the High Street and failed to find a McDonalds I was so glad I did. I had the vegetable omelette which comes with a small salad and pita bread. It was probably the best omelette I have ever eaten! I washed it all down with a small pot of tea, which also hit the mark. Lovely, friendly staff / owners/ chef. Very good value for money. Highly recommended.

This is a must go to cafe. The staff are lovely, the place is spotless and the choice of food and drinks is perfect. Today was just tea a cake, but as always, everything was excellent. The owner was away, and we were looked after by 3 young ladies who know customer service but with a personal touch too. They all wished mum a happy birthday. 5 stars isn't enough, it's that good. Best wishes David and mum Janet

The best food. Freshly cooked to order. Best sausages for miles. Best bubble. Fresh Doorstep bread. Friendly fast effecient sevice. Value for money beats all other cafes. Always nice and clean.

Fabulous find. Lovely food all fresh and no additives. Great coffee Smashing staff and service . Perhaps some would say expensive but you get what you pay for . Rather pay extra for good service and ambience and lovely artisan food. Third visit and will certainly return

Great couples bar - landlady is very friendly does great tricks with beer mats and corkscrew - never seen anything like it

First visit to this new Rosey Lea at Henry Moore. A fantastic spacious clean tea room with great views! large outside eating area too. My Scottish friends' first visit to HMSG. Excellent service - the Salmon Club Sandwich always my favourite. Comments on what good value the food was. Visit to HM house fantastic. Will return soon!

Luckily popped in whilst in the area.An absolute gem of a pub..Staff were super friendly .Great selection of beers and cider plus great food..Shame about the choice of football team but you can't have it all..Well worth a visit. Will definitely visit again..Superb.

Great selection of ales. Great family pub with a lovely atmosphere

Went after a long time around 1pm waited a little while to get served staff talking had a pint of abbot ale not the easiest to pour nearly finished when the man pulled a phone out of his pocket and walked away to take call came back finished pulling my pint £4.50 not to bad , pint was warm and cloudy shouldn’t have drunk it , obviously wasn’t pulled through I got the pint that was in the pipes all night won’t be going back .at least I didn’t get stuck to the table this time that was an improvement.

Popped in for a drink.. Lovely place with a nice atmosphere. Even though we didn't eat the food looked amazing. Next visit will be dining there.

Lovely pub, even lovelier landlady

Another friendly 'local'. Good beer, and got to chat to so many new people on my first night.

Once seated we waited approximately 20 minutes and no one came to us during that time with a menu. We had to ask in the end. The starters were small and not particularly special. The main meals were disappointing too. We have been before and the service and food were very good, so on this occasion we felt very disappointed. Also the wine is overpriced. We ordered a bottle for £35 and it was average quality.

Has a lovely evening. Our server was very good and all staff very attentive. Food lovely and piping hot.

After lunch here today with ourc17 month old grandson I was told there was no baby changing table in the toilets (it's advertised as a family friendly pub)so as a 68 year old grandmother I had to change my grandson on the FLOOR of the disabled toilet.I then disposed of his UNSOILED nappy(it was just wet) wrapped it over and place it in the flip lid bin in the toilet) The manager then came over to me and informed me in front of a FULL restaurant to remove the DIRTY nappy from the toilet bin and takecit home"We are a pub"we do jot have baby changing facilities"???.It was not dirty and I felt humiliated in front of the other diners.I shall not return.