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

We called into this Cafe for a couple of coffees and a sandwich. The premises have been nicely and imaginatively extend to the side and completes this unconventional layout ( see photos) The staff re friendly and there is table service. Worth a visit.

Excellent place. Excellent food, excellent staff,large meeting room,fresh ground coffee, selection of teas. Luxury food. Extremely clean

Estefania helped me make my boyfriend's lockdown birthday special and enjoyable! It was a really lovely experience and the food was mind-blowingly delicious, we both loved it! Thank you so much - or muchas gracias :)

A lovely cafe with home cooked food. A hidden gem to be sought out, staff friendly and helpful and service excellent. Nothing too much trouble. Shelves of secondhand books, some rare and very old. Local artists sell and exhibit their wares in store. Handmade gifts to purchase. Prices reasonable.

Thank you for a wonderful high tea to celebrate our daughter’s birthday. Tash really pulled out all the stops with customised, individual menus & an amazing spread of food. She accommodated all our dietary requirements, including a delicious vegan sausage roll.

Great spot to pick up light bites and tea: coffee/ or even a smoothie on your way to a walk in the beautiful surrounding countryside.

Had a lovely leisurely lunch today with my friend Hilary! 🙏🙄

Good home cooked food with well served beer at sensible prices, in a very friendly pub with friendly efficient staff. This is how all pubs should be

I've been to sweet tea several times since moving to sawston and I love it. The people that work there are super friendly, I'm moving out of sawston soon but I'll be back just to go to sweet tea, particularly enjoy their breakfasts which are great value as well as quality

Having heard good things about The Old Crown, been meaning to try for a while, so today lunch with a couple of friends on a beautiful sunny day was a perfect opportunity. Staff friendly and we sat outside in the sun. What was a little strange was being asked to pay for food and drink when ordering, no tabs. So each time we ordered more food and drinks we had to pay. Can only guess they have had problems with "runners" but Girton is a lovely small village on the edge of Cambridge, can't remember every being asked before. Aside from that the food was as good as anticipated, Nepalese is my new favourite. What is really nice is being asked for how spicy you wanted it, for each of our choices. The only slight disappointment was that the starter I really wanted to try, Choila, wasn't available although being on the menu on the website and printed copies in the restaurant. The owner came around and asked how our meal was (nice touch), so had the chance to ask. Apparently was because it had been so rarely ordered. All in all was excellent and will certainly be returning soon. Highly recommended.

Winter walk by the river, springtime ramble around Grantchester, lazy summer stroll in the meadows... any time is a great time to stop at the Blue Ball. Bring the dog, get a seat by the fire! Recharge on hearty, homemade fare. If God is an Englishman, this may be his favourite pub. The Blue Ball is exactly how a pub should be. Genuine welcome from a genuine publican. No bookings but other newfangled type places are available but you'd probably prefer to be in the Blue Ball. Cheers :-)

Didn't have food on this visit, Service fast, drinks hot and flavoursome. Will certainly be visiting again

I find this place very relaxing. The building obviously has some history, as you might expect given the name over the door, but it has stayed true to its past life by not being overly fussy. A neatly folded serviette would be totally out of place here. Instead, it has an informal and casual feel. That said, I’m not generally a great fan of plastic table cloths, but I accept the practicality they bring. I love the way this place appears small from the outside but stretches over several rooms, indoors and out. It also doubles up as a small scale general store selling anything from kids toys to crafty items, which adds to the village feel. In all, a great asset to the local area.

Visited after Daffodil Festival in nearby Thriplow. We didn't have a booking and they very kindly squeezed us in anyway. The inn is beautifully and tastefully decorated. Lots of little details to spot everywhere including a cartwheel. Fantastic selection of books and games, you could definitely spend an afternoon here relaxing and nibbling. Separate children's menu. Was delighted to get an unexpected and delicious amuse bouche. Roast dinner was best I've had in a while. Huge Yorkshire pudding which had sage and onion in it for a lovely touch. Generous portions and well cooked. Very happy that we could get extra veg or gravy on request! Daughter had pasta she enjoyed and ice cream. I was driving so really enjoyed non alcoholic cocktails. Look forward to returning to try the regular menu. Staff were lovely, service very speedy despite them being incredibly busy! Highly recommended