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

Lovely community cafe with great barista coffee.

Lovely little gem here. Really tasty chilli con carne. Staff friendly and polite.

Decent food, personally I find it very noisy others would say lots of atmosphere.

Very very Surprisingly venue for any occasion pop in and have a drink! Lovely atmosphere you feel your in heaven..😊👍🌏🏠⏰

We enjoyed a Premium brunch which was great value for money, tasty and along with the unlimited cocktails and great music, we had an awesome night! We met the manager first who was welcoming and very attentive. Then we were served by Carah who was brilliant, she made ordering simple and delivered cocktails timely. All staff including were super friendly and nothing was too much trouble (even security were super helpful and approachable when we’d left belongings at our table, leaving at 1am). Would highly recommend and will return soon. Thanks for a great 40th Rev’s team

Great Little cafe very helpful with gluten free menu.

Popped for an early coffee. Bacon roll was excellent.

Great breakfast with friendly staff, as always....now 2 years on I tried the shakshuka for brunch. Delicious. Highly recommend.

Locked out of my room in the nearby B&B hotel owing to the visiting Tottenham Hotspur football club's exclusivity agreement, I had a couple of hours to kill from my overnight sojourn in Bury St. Edmunds, so headed off on my bike to find somewhere nearby to sit. I was about to settle down on a bench opposite the players' entrance to Ipswich Town Football Club, when the enterprising owner of Cool Beanz popped his head out of the door and said he'd be open in a short while, but I would be most welcome to step inside. That was very welcome because a. I needed the loo and b. a coffee was going to hit the spot. Although Trip Advisor says the coffee shop is closed on a Saturday, that's not strictly true. It opens at 1pm on the tractor boys' home games and, judging by the folk who came in as kick-off approached, it's a very sensible business decision which has been ongoing for 11 years. The bacon roll wasn't much to write home about, but the coffee was nice and the broadband was fast. But, more importantly, the owner kindly welcomed me in and that alone was worth a million dollars. Plus, Spurs' coaches arrived just as I was about to leave, the windows completely blacked out meaning there was no chance of seeing one of those pampered footballers. I just hope that the fans who'd been patiently waiting at the B&B hotel caught sight of their heroes; several told me that, when Aston Villa came recently, not a single player came to say hello. I think that, sometimes, they forget quite who pays their wages. Even when I was a kid growing up near Glasgow in the sixties and seventies, it was still quite common to see a Rangers or Celtic player travelling by public transport. And when I worked in the local Esso garage at the weekends when I was 16, I used to wash Celtic player Tommy Gemmill's car every Sunday lunchtime! I don't expect James Madison or any of his Spurs team-mates let a teenager loose on their top of the range motors!

This is honestly my favourite place in Ipswich. Tasty food, great atmosphere and all the staff are just amazing. The most chilled out and most accommodating place I know!! Every family member, friend and work colleagues I've taken are always really impressed! I can't recommend this place enough!! A massive thank you to Chris and his team for all thier hard work, making sure all their customers enjoy Three Wise Monkeys!

Lovely old historical pub and reputedly the birthplace of Henry VIII's Chancellor Thomas Wolsey. Good place to meet friends. Went for live music event but not the ideal venue in the bar as the low ceiling and loud speakers, combined with the light show made it difficult to see the artist and listen without making my eardrums explode! No food served so eat before you go. Need more than one overworked bar staff and the ?landlady taking 10 minutes to go slice a lemon!

Great cafe, all homemade food, very reasonable price, the lady was supper nice, making good conversation

I found the food very poor quality small portions and very expensive for what was served. The tapas style starters were extremely small and uneventful and were certainly not tasty or well presented. The Spanish chicken was ok but far too much chorizo in the dish the sauce was quite nice but overall it wasn’t worth the price. The cod and chips was again very small and was likely a buy in product. The fish was ok but the chips were not fully cooked. The waitress was very friendly and efficient and did visit the table many times to check on us. I was visiting the area to see friends and as I was paying didn’t want to make a fuss. So I paid and left a tip. It was very dark in the restaurant I thought it needed more light it’s a very big place with lots of covers and therefore there was not much of an atmosphere it’s quite loud so not really the place for an intimate meal. Overall we were not impressed and wouldn’t be in a hurry to return. There are so many other places nearby.

Went in for an early morning coffee before work. Staff very friendly and helpful.

Fantastic venue showing world class dance with range of classes and activities for the community.