The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Mid Suffolk East of England

Visited on Mother's Day, and it was a lovely treat. We sat upstairs where it was nice and quiet. The pancake selection of both saboury and sweet was fantastic and the fact they can offer GF and vegan options too is great. Our lovely waitress also said they could adapt many of the others on the list too. We also ordered milkshakes (so great!) but next time I'm trying the hot chocolate. In fact I want to try the whole menu so I'll definitely be coming back on repeat. Such a unique little place, love it!

Lovely ambient venue, smiley helpful welcoming staff. Our little dog was made to feel welcome, with treats and fusses. Fab quirky decor. Breakfast was probably the best we have ever had, super quality ingredients all freshly cooked and piping hot. De-lici-ous! Couldn’t recommend the cafe highly enough, it was perfect.

Really recommend Bacon Lettuce Tomato Avocado ciabatta....... simply Beautiful Lovely Terrific Amazing.... I will be having again with Oreo brownie yummy

Love this cafe, went today with my wife had a lovely full English with superb coffee and probably the friendliest (and funniest) server we have met in a long time. I highly recommend a visit

Friendly traditional country pub.

Had a great night definitely recommend this pub 👌

Great breakfast- gluten and dairy free too

Cute little place and service with a lovely smile.

Cold day, so I ordered a liver casserole. The liver was overcooked and tasteless. The carrots were rock hard. We got £1 each off the bill. Bit of a cheek. I shan't be visiting again.

Just had the most amazing Valantines Dinner at the Chestnut Horse Pub, Great Finborough. The stake was cooked to perfection, followed by the most ecsquisite Raspberry Posset and home made shortbread..amazing. we had fantastic service to meet the fine food we experienced, thank you Chestnut Horse Pub.

Lovely pub! All the staff are very welcoming and full of smiles. Large pub with lots of room with lots of weekly events! Food is very reasonably priced and is amazing, everything is always cooked to perfection and always served a decebt amount!! Highly recommended coming here

Popped in for a cheeky breakfast, and wasn't disappointed. Good, fresh food and reasonably priced - £9 for what's pictured, which is very reasonable in modern times! I heard this morning that porridge at Sandringham is £8.50, and I'll bet it isn't as good as this!

Went there Christmas Eve with friends, 10 of us, including one in a wheelchair. Landlady watched us come thru the door, struggling with wheelchair in the process, and once we got in there bluntly told us there were no tables vacant and we couldn’t stand anywhere either. We asked how about out the back and were rudely told “no, it’s laid up for tomorrow”. So we had to turn round and leave without getting g served. Her attitude was appalling and extremely rude - there certainly would have been a more polite way of turning us away. Will never go there again till it’s sold to new owners. Luckily we have another extremely friendly and welcoming pub in the village so Christmas Eve was still great for us.

We went there to order lunch, and our mistake, no lunch on weekends. The staff was helpful, the food was delicious and creative. The theme is cats, no surprise. It's a very small place, maybe 10 tables, and while the staff is nice, the postings around the cafe are clear that they want you to leave when you're done eating. There's a "no camping" theme aimed at turning over tables. Also on the back of the drinks menu is a list of funny/snarky rules about how guests should behave in their cafe. I get the "don't drink and drive" comment. Some I find a little much though. YMMV. They will charge % if you use a credit card, and will give you a discount if you wear either cat eye glasses or a cowboy hat (or both) while you're eating. If we go again instead of going for savory substance we'll try sweet treats. There's cumin in the salsa.