The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in East of England

Gran almuerzo! Muy buena comida y mi esposa disfrutó particularmente del especial! El personal es muy amable y siempre tienen una sonrisa en sus caras. El pastel también es súper buena relación calidad-precio y era incluso demasiado para tres de nosotros! Sin duda recomendaría!

Never been before so popped in, very cute spot in a nice area of town. Ordered one sandwich and some water which totalled £17. Took over 15 minutes to get the sandwich which was average at best (fatty meat/ cheese not melted). Pretty disappointed as it felt very overpriced. Always looking to support independent places but sadly won’t be back with slow service and average food.

Daisy's is located in a housing estate in Stevenage. There is parking nearby. It is a spacious cafe/restaurant with plenty of choice on the menu. The food is decent quality, quite cheap, with good service.

You must try the square sausage it’s lovely. But they do the whole range of cafe food Really good prices and lovely staff. (Just finished my square sausage roll) great if you are living or working local or waiting to collect someone at Luton airport.

Good basic food and drinks inside QD stores, in Orton centre. There is nothing fancy and the food is definitely not to go out of your way for, but it is good basic food, at reasonable prices.

First time here. I went for a coffee and cake after cleaning my parent's grave. The cafe is lovely and welcoming. Prices are good. My cappuccino was first class but my fruit scone was awful. It was dry and didn't taste great, which was a shame. Either it was stale or the ingredients were not great.

A nicely decorated and chilled place. The lady on the till was very friendly. Definitely somewhere to go for drink in between shopping.

Un gran lugar para el almuerzo si tienes la paciencia de un santo. Extremadamente lento y complicado sistema de pedidos, incluso la apertura de la botella de pop sobre-precio tomó para siempre. Por otro lado, la comida llegó rápido y era muy agradable.

Lovely little venue at Downham Market Station. Great coffee, hot sausage rolls, lovely bacon & sausage babs along with your morning paper, what’s not to like! Big shout out to Susan & Millie - service with a smile 😊 every day. Couldn’t start my mornings with out you.

Found via Google as at a children football match, walked over and ordered our coffee, the lovely rude lady behind the sewing counter as we are waiting tells us we have to wear a mask…. 1 - it’s no longer law so we didn’t think we needed too 2 - With a Autistic child we are exempt This is not a good enough reason for them and we were told to stand outside. I didn’t realise your now able to treat someone differently because COVID. The 2 young lady’s on the coffee shop were polite and lovely and the coffee and hot chocolate tastes good too. Just be warned of the Angry lady selling fabric and other stuff.

I lived close by to this pub, and been a few times and it was an ok place to have a drink. I booked a party here and due to Covid I needed to change it by a year, which was no problem. Unfortunately, we still had issues due to Covid and it had to be changed again. The 2nd lot of contact was beyond rude. I have now cancelled my party based on this, as who wants to have a party somewhere when they've been rude to you? Not very encouraging. I am not a rude person, and I haven't done or said anything to deserve this. So this is a reply I just received from the owner - Peter - after expressing my dissatisfaction at the contact I previously received: We're doing very well thanks for your concern...... Apologies for what btw you was very rude to my staff so in all honesty you should be apologising to them but hay hoe you obviously think your above your station all I can say is good luck to the new venue there gonna duckin need it...... Off you duck 🖕 (changed swear words due to submitting the review) So, not much else to say. Give your money elsewhere.

I really wanted a crusty roll. There used to be a truly superb independent genuine bakery on this site in How Wood but it is now a Simmons. This was my first visit here. And last. I was told there were no crusty rolls left but the server suggested a ciabatta instead, pointing to them on the shelf (price tag 85p). I chose to have it with some day long cooked sausages under the heated counter glass. £4.55. Four pounds and fifty five pence for charred sausage in an 85p roll. I queried the incredible price hike above the roll cost. "Well you had a filling Sir". Quite. I've certainly been stuffed!

An average coffee place in a small chain shop. If you have a Waitrose loyalty card you can get free coffee which is bliss, and in the cafe they have multiple cakes and pastries.If you are on the road or if you want a break then come here for a pitstop but don’t expect too much, just a normal cafe so can’t complain but not ‘perfect’ .

Had a lovely afternoon tea with my friend good value for money plenty of sandwiches and delicious freshly baked cake selection. Asked for clean plates for my cakes and was no problem at all. Pretty venue and great to have a local place that serves fresh cakes and sandwiches. Will definitely be back