The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in East of England

Food is fresh and homemade we go with the family at least once a week and service always great and friendly and the new place is Amazing

I was visiting today and was rather disappointed by the judgemental response I received. I was paying for a tea whilst watching my family on the beach playing football. Initially I enjoyed a conversation with the person, paying for my tea. Then on waiting for my tea he said "oh your not one of them are you", I paused and said no I am on my own. He then said oh you know you brought a tea and then sit there with a family. I believe just buying a tea wasn't enough. It was not even full and the tables were empty. It was extremely judgemental and I will not be returning. I appreciate it's business but I felt if I was on my own and this was my only interaction with someone for the day I felt unwelcome.

I shop regularly here and food is great but the customer service has dropped dramatically i tried telephoning through an order and got cut off twice then the person who i was speaking to decided to start taking another order from someone inn the shop i found this really rude. I will not be going back as bad service has made me not want to go back

I really enjoyed a delicious vegetarian lunch at Nourish. From the great food selection and delicious taste to fresh brewed teas to the relaxing environment and the lovely setting among the gardens to the cheerful and helpful staff, I loved everything about this place. I would come back in a heartbeat. Sam even went out of her way to direct me to find a local Common Kingfisher when she learned that seeing one was one of my goals for this trip.

Go here 2/3 times a week while shopping in Lynn always friendly always with a smile lovely fresh sandwiches and rolls and every couple of weeks we buy the muffins for our grandchildren lovely to see their smiles when we walk in with them 5 xxxxx

Outstanding liver and bacon was cooked to perfection daughter hoovered up all the mac and cheese and she is fussy so well done cheap but excellent food totally recommended

Friendly staff; very efficient; excellent range on offer and their bacon baps and tear really did hit the spot at a very good price too.

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

Excellent coffee and treats at this tucked away coffee shop/ restaurant and distillery. Best flat white ever, great coffee and bit too much milk. We shared a vegan gf sesame cookie which was divine, I could have eaten a whole one. Lovely atmosphere and buzzing open kitchen

The new paint does not cover the cracks. It’s gay for a day pub. One day it’s family the next day it’s lgbgt. Good garden area and very happy staff.😂

The food at the Ocean diner is filling, large and tasteful. In a whole it complimented for Clacton Piers poor experience. It is basic food but at least it is fresh and filling!

Food isn't bad most of the time if hugely overpriced, air con is pretty abysmal in the hotter months. Staff work their socks off but clearly the management are absolutely clueless. Constantly hear arguments and you can tell the staff get disheartened from it. Just a shame that the management clearly only care about the bottom line and not staff wellbeing and happiness. In conclusion, go for food if money is not an issue but by no means work there and as a guest be prepared for some Jeremy Kyle sideshow at times.

Lovely Pub. Outdoors has been recently upgraded and it shows. Food is currently Smash Burgers, which are great. Onion fries served alongside are a bit lacklustre. Good beers and pretty efficient staff. Will certainly go back. Only criticism is the number of young children who seem to have been left to entertain themselves. Not the pubs fault.

We did the afternoon tea with Cinderella. The service, food, atmosphere and certainly Cinderella, could not be faulted. The children's afternoon tea is the best we've ever been too. They really understood what the children would and could manage. The adult afternoon tea was huge! Thankfully they gave us goodie bags to take home. We don't live local, but the trip is certainly worth it! Look forward to visiting again.

Since our local cafe Harpers closed at Pepperstock, we've missed having somewhere to drop in for coffee or a light lunch. Right on cue, The Woodyard, just off the A1081 on the Luton Hoo Estate, is filling the gap. It's an attractively converted workshop, all timber framed and tastefully furnished. Under the new management of Viv and her team, it's bubbling with enthusiasm and great food. My scrambled egg on toast was delicious and the £6-95 price tag seemed very reasonable. I'll be back!