The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in East of England

Visit before it goes! Family’s, couples and I’ll even go on my own it’s that good. Burgers, breakfast, perfect all round! I genuinely love the place and they haven’t paid me a dime to say it! A diamond in the rough. Closing soon, so make the most of it whilst you can, I know I will!

Lovely coffee and fabulous range of cakes! Nice and cosy, and great relaxed and friendly atmosphere. They had a massive range of different sponge cakes which all riffed on the classic Victoria; I chose peach and mango which was delicious. So delicious that I forgot to take a picture until quite a lot had been eaten! A basic sponge is easy to do badly - this was spot on!

Visited for a spontaneous lunch with my husband, 2 year old son and 8 week old daughter. It was lovely and warm inside with space for our large double buggy. Our son has food allergies and the kitchen prepped an off menu meal for him to ensure no exposure or cross contamination took place. Staff were really welcoming and the food was great. Would thoroughly recommend this place!

Monday Evening around 6pm Advertised as open lights were on but when we went in we were told that they were open to hotel guests only 😞

The Bell was recommended to us by friends. We tried it on Wednesday and were surprised how busy the restaurant was. Very professional service and a great choice on the menu. We will most certainly return

Absolutely brilliant place to go for a yummy everyday breakfast and today a fabulous afternoon tea for mothers birthday. Happy, friendly staff, thank you very much xx

Very good ice cream. A large variety of flavours and very reasonable prices. We were very impressed with the quality and enjoyed these very much.

If you’re after a classic country pub with no frills, just timeless charm and great food, The Wheatsheaf is the place to go. This old-fashioned gem is full of character, with its rustic interiors, warm ambiance, and a proper traditional pub vibe. The menu stays true to its roots, offering comforting, classic dishes without the need for modern twists. I tried the fish and chips, and it was everything you’d hope for—crispy, golden batter encasing tender, flaky fish, served with perfectly cooked chips. It’s hearty, satisfying, and exactly what a pub meal should be. Dog lovers will especially appreciate The Wheatsheaf, as it’s wonderfully dog-friendly. After a countryside stroll, it’s the perfect spot to unwind, with water bowls and even treats available for your four-legged companions. The staff were friendly, attentive, and clearly take pride in maintaining the warm, inviting feel of the pub. Whether you’re looking for a classic meal, a pint in a cozy setting, or somewhere to bring your dog, The Wheatsheaf is a true treasure.

Just popped in on the off chance of a Sunday roast...delicious meal, served promptly, thank you!

Closed on a Friday night end of May, looked deserted and may have closed down!?

The best pub in Watford. The only food are the many varieties of crisps on offer, but no worries because the beer is top-notch.

What a lovely little place. Walk through the door and go back in time. 7 of us went as part of my wife's 50th celebrations. The decor is really good, a proper old tea room. The staff are really friendly and polite, really do look after you. The food, well, absolutely delicious. They brought out three stands, two for three to share on each and a separate one for the birthday girl with a candle on. One of each item for each person, so none of this fighting over the best ones. Saying that, all items were so nice, the sandwiches and cakes. The price was really good too. Highly recommend this place.

Great place to have dinner for the family. The menu changes every terms and they have specials. Food is fresh, all made by the students. Let them know about special diets or kids menu, and they will try to accomodate. £21 for 2 courses and £25 for 3. Good selection of gins cocktail. Support the students to gain the skills to enter hospitality industry. We all love to go out and they will be feeding and serving us.

The best, freshest breakfast I’ve had in years, if not ever! I arrived without booking and although they were understandably busy, a very nice and professional man found me a table. He told me that they stopped breakfast in 5 mins (12.00) so I ordered a large breakfast. 2 beautiful juicy sausages, 2 bacon, 2 crispy hash browns, 2 fried eggs which arrived runny as requested, beans, mushrooms and tomato’s. The quality of food and service were excellent. I highly recommend.

My wife and I weren't expecting too much as the decor is a little dated. It was however, a lovely experience. The food was delicious, and staff were really polite and friendly. We had the bean stew and cauliflower soup. These dishes were nice enough on their own, but were made special by being served in a toasted cob. I also had a biscoff latte which was delightful.