The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Welwyn Hatfield East of England

Good food delivered with a smile. Really clean and reasonably priced. Parking is on street but we managed to find a spot without problems. We ate the set 1 breakfast. All very well cooked.

I had the roast beef and smoked haddock rarebit starter it was very nice. Very friendly staff and posh ambience. It really was one of the best roast dinners. I’ve had in such a long time. Although the price was more expensive than other venues, it was absolutely delicious and I will return here in an instant.Ll

Tealicious is not only a fab cafe with gorgeous, fresh, homemade food, but also make delicious cakes. They were so helpful to me last weekend and the cupcakes were amazing! Thanks ladies!

What can I say. Lovely place great staff and excellent food they are happy to please and change the meal in a different way to advertised

What a gem of a place. Bev sorted my Dads afternoon tea for his 90th with loads of lovely nibbles, birthday cake was brilliant. Service amazing. Pop in for tea and cake. I dare you

Sound pub for a drink, you know what your getting and I just wanted a chilled pint and that’s what i got so no problem Thanks fella

The ambience, service, and food — everything was amazing. We visited Megan’s in WGC to celebrate my husband’s birthday, and everything looked so perfect. Syam from the service team ensured we had a lovely time and went above and beyond to make the experience special. The food was part of a shared platter, but on our request, it was served separately because we wanted to enjoy the filo pastry individually. This thoughtful accommodation made our meal even better. Highly recommend!

As a Coeliac this place is amazing! It’s a bit of journey for us but worth it every time to have the freedom to eat completely safely. Nothing is too much trouble.

Nothing but good things to say. Big breakfasts, wide range of options (including wide range of drinks). Food is always spot on and served quickly. Open on Sundays.

We love the pub , the staff are great BUT the menu is small so ,as we ended up doing, ordered something that we really didn't want save for going somewhere else which, on Saturday night not on. Food was OK but even though asked for completely plain burger came with gherkins a pet hate of my wife. Happy to go again but not for food!

As a local resident and keen cyclist, I’m always on the lookout for new spots to stop for coffee or breakfast during my rides. I stumbled upon Essendon Golf Club by chance while driving past one day—it looked inviting, so I made a mental note to include it in my next cycling route. To be sure it was a cyclist-friendly venue, I returned by car a few days later and asked a staff member if bikes were welcome. The young man I spoke to was polite, welcoming, and informed me that breakfast starts at 7 a.m., and yes, cyclists are absolutely welcome. Fast forward to my next ride—20 miles in, I arrived at the golf course. As it was my first visit, I wasn’t sure about the proper way to access the garden area with my bike. I walked it through the golf shop towards the outdoor seating area, but as I reached the doors, the manager approached me and said I couldn’t take my bike that way and needed to go around. I apologised, explaining it was my first time there and I didn’t know the correct route. Rather than simply guiding me, he repeated—quite firmly—that I shouldn’t have come that way. I then asked if I could exit through a nearby door instead of retracing my steps. He sighed, said “Hold on,” and asked another staff member to open the door. When my friend arrived a couple of minutes later (he came in separately), he was met with the same abrupt and dismissive tone. Neither of us felt particularly welcomed at that point. "Not welcoming to cyclists, and the staff seemed more focused on enforcing authority than offering hospitality. After making our way to the garden, we ordered breakfast. While waiting for our food, the manager returned and sat down at our table. He began with a rather unexpected “just so you’re aware” and explained that when golfers see cyclists, they become wary due to “snatch-and-grab” thefts happening at other local golf courses. He said he’s part of a WhatsApp group where such incidents are shared, though he admitted nothing of the sort had happened at Essendon. He claimed that the thieves dress in full cycling kit, enter golf shops, grab polo shirts (apparently worth around £60), and cycle off. I pointed out that the gear I was wearing costs considerably more—£120 jersey, £225 bib shorts, £235 shoes, and a £12,995 bike. He nodded and said, “They look just like us.” The implication being that anyone—even properly dressed cyclists—could be a potential thief. He ended the conversation by telling us we were welcome anytime but should “just be aware.” I’ve never visited a venue and felt so unwelcome. The manager’s tone and approach were off-putting and completely unnecessary. If we hadn’t already paid for the food, I would’ve left. To sense-check his story, I later spent about 30 minutes searching online and couldn’t find any mention of these alleged thefts. I then rang a few friends who regularly play golf at various clubs in the area, and none had heard anything like this either. And let’s be honest—if someone in full cycling kit and cleats can sprint into a shop, steal shirts, and ride off one-handed… they probably belong in the Tour de France. The whole thing sounded made up, or at the very least, exaggerated. The setting is lovely, the food was decent—but the experience left a bad taste. Based on how we were treated,

I always find that I come away from The Orchid with a pleasant feeling after eating there. The food is nicely arranged, adequate, always delicious and reasonably priced. It is a shame that it isn’t more spacious but unfortunately, it is something they can’t do anything about

Great atmosphere, good music and we love the coffee. Almond croissants are the best. Cups are a bit on the small side but other than that it is our go to regular on weekends.

Popped in for lunch on a Sunday afternoon with my partner. The restaurant is well presented and spotlessly clean. The waiting staff were very polite and accommodating. I ordered a peroni top and a bottle of house water, we recieved these along with a stray glass of wine, that wasn't ordered or consumed. The grilled chicken appeared to be frozen chicken chargrils from the supermarket, the fillets were very small, thin and dry, and smothered in BBQ sauce. I ordered the Lamb Iskender. The lamb Kofte had far too much mint mixed into it, which flooded the taste of the lamb. Furthermore the kofte was overcooked, making it very dry and leaving a bitter aftertaste. I left feedback with the waitress who asked if I would like to order something else, to which I declined. My partner had a chocolate fudge cake for desert, which looked and tasted amazing, accompanied by strawberries, blueberries and cream. When I asked for the bill we were charged £55 in total, including the stray glass of wine and a pre-included 10%service charge. We basically were charged £11.56 more than the price of what we ordered. Basically the restaurant looked very nice and the waiting staff were very good, but in truth, the food was substandard, especially for the price. Also I don't expect to charged for things I haven't ordered. Taking into account the quality of the food, I believe it was a cheek to automatically add a service charge to the bill. I personally believe a tip should reflect the overall service and should not be expected. Taking into account all the other reviews, I expected so much more, very disappointing indeed. We were going to go back here for valentines day, but after sampling the food and the billing issues We will not be going back here again. If a restaurant cannot cook and serve good quality food, there's just no point.

Another fantastic 5 star cafe just outside north London. Amazing staff, consistently excellent food, so welcoming - highly recommend 🧡