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

We had been hoping to visit the Fox & Goose for some time, so we were pleased to have the opportunity of finally eating there. The welcome was really friendly and shown to our table. We had a choice of the Pub Specials or Pub Classics, plus a special vegetarian menu for my wife. There was an excellent selection of dishes to suit all tastes. The food was well presented, hot and tasted really good. The portion size was also very good, sometimes you go to some restaurants and you get a minimalistic portion. There was also a very nice dessert selection, but we couldn't manage this. A wide range of wines at reasonable prices. Need to check the front cover for the wine by the glass and lower priced wines. This was on a Saturday night and the Fox & Goose was full, so you will need to book. We were impressed that the 3 waitresses looked after about 50 covers very efficiently. We will be returning.

Always a great experience. Coffee served hot and a good selection of food and snacks.

Fabulous food at a fabulous place. A new discovery for me, and I’ll definitely be heading back next time I’m that far south!

Didn’t know what to expect but we were delighted with the whole evening. The staff were wonderful, the wine was fantastic and the food was superb. Two of our party are vegetarian and the Brewers did not disappoint, Cannot fault it. The restaurant was also dog friendly which is a big bonus. This is not the cheapest of places to eat but worth every penny. As we have just moved to the area we are delighted with this eatery and definitely will return. There are so many mediocre pub/restaurants but this is not one of them.

Great location and new landlord - really worth a visit - really nice pub in lovely village - excellent food at weekends/ check web site and book!

Such a lovely place! It's like a hidden gem, down a small road, back from the high street, but full of great food. Loved the café, great menu and hearty portions. I also really liked the shop. Stocked with a big variety of great local produce. You can't leave here without an ice cream! Either just a cone or a full tub. Especially loved the blackcurrant one.

We needed somewhere to wait whilst our daughter took a vet exam.. we were kindly allowed into the garden to wait prior to opening we purchased drinks upon opening. Adjacent to train station . Nice beer garden serves good Thi food.

Ordered a drink and the barista made a face and turned to her colleague who rolled her eyes and also made a face, then ignored us when asked what the issue was. Found this incredibly rude, which made our visit very uncomfortable and won't be returning to this cafe.

nice staff, food okay, cheap and open when we needed them when staying in the travelodge. staff friendly one day, the next day a really grumpy lady who didnt want to be there. no sausages on saturday and no bacon on a sunday!... pretty rubbish when you are offering limited breakfast options already to not actually have the ingredients on offer as advertised above your heads on the boards.. poor management or poor forward planning, or maybe both.

Decided to visit for a carvery Sunday Lunch. Other than coffee not eaten here since they changed hands. Complicated system of actually getting your meal but no complaints from me on that as it means no long queues. We took a table and had a coffee before deciding on the menu. Then I went to the till and paid for two carveries with pigs in blankets as extra. About £26. I was told to return to my table. Later a tray with cutlery and tickets for carvery delivered to our table. The server advised us to wait at the table and a server would collect us and deliver us to the carvery located where you used to get the tea and scones. Eventually we arrived at the carvery with our escort. I chose the gammon, there was a variety of veg, green beans, carrot's diced swede, cabbage, red cabbage , cauliflower cheese which I avoided as it was an overcooked mush and looked very unappealing. Roast potatoes and a very thin gravy. Plus a Yorkshire pudding which was very handy to mop up the gravy.Back to the table . The gammon still had the ‘skin’ attached and various globules of greasy horrible fat, this should all have been removed before hitting the pass. The roast potatoes had appeared to have been cooked and then boiled in oil so they were impossible to cut and if you achieved it gravy splashed everywhere. Hi light of the meal ,the carrots, cooked to perfection with butter and herbs added. The red cabbage as also fine. Stuffing was a tiny ball hard as a rock and the pigs in blankets once more over cooked. So it’s a £12 Tesco meal deal for me in future. Fed up paying good money for sub par food. The staff here are however what makes it,friendly,helpful an approachable.