The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in East of England

I’ve been meaning to visit here for a while now, as always hear good things & it’s always busy when I walk past. I wasn’t disappointed! Mu friend and I visited on a Sunday morning in November, around 11.30. Luckily we got the last available table! Which was outside, with a lovely view. It was a warm morning, but there were blankets just incase. I went for Smoked salmon Pan De Cristal & added a poached egg. Really generous portion size and a generous amount of tasty salmon, fresh rocket etc. I really liked the dill oil on my bread, absolutely lovely! 😋 To drink I had a tea ☕️ (Pictured) My friend had Chicken Pan De Cristal and a smoothie. I’ve added a photo. Really nice atmosphere, you’re not rushed at all. Friendly staff, especially the owner, who has a great sense of humour. He made me laugh when he told my Spanish friend how to order 😊 An absolute Gem! I can see why it’s always packed! See you again soon 😊

Love this place. Brilliant staff and service. Delicious food. Great plants and gifts shop.

Naturally quiet on a Tuesday night in November but relaxed atmosphere, friendly staff and solid classic rock playlist! Enjoyed my Moving Mountains vegan burger ... with, umm, Stilton because I'm not a vegan ... 😋

Para ser honesto, solo he comido aquí un par de veces, pero la comida y el servicio ha sido ejemplar. Tiendo a tomar café para llevar al caminar por el río, que es bastante frecuente y creo que hacen el mejor café con leche en Bedford bar ninguno!

Super coffee. Shop a bit basic and service a touch slow.

On first impression it was great. We loved the atmosphere and artwork inside. The staff were very friendly and helpful initially when I asked about the menu. However when we received our order there had been a miss communication regarding one of the plates of food. From them taking the order and the kitchen preparing it, to it then being served. Honestly as someone who has worked in the hospitality industry for years from floor staff to management - I was shocked at how we were spoken to when we asked for it to be amended. The person who came to us and asked what we ordered denied that we had order it a certain way in the first place. Upon us saying that we had certainly ordered it GF they pulled a face. - This whole interaction felt very confrontational. Next we could see that member of staff behind the counter talking to the other members of staff and pointing at our table. Of course I understand that you are communicating to the team but it honestly felt unnecessary to repeatedly point and frankly it's rude. Needless to say a different member of staff then approach us to say it was being made which we thanked them for. I can quite easily say that I do not often feel the need to leave reviews and normally if I do it's because it's been a great experience. And this was until we were made to feel that we were being unreasonable. This was our first time in The Locker Cafe - seriously not a great impression.

Great little pub , sat in a quite place in the back restaurant , had a great waitress in Angie , couldn’t have been more helpful both the meat dinners & the veggie dinners were spot on with plenty of the brown gravy , the place is worth a visit for Sunday lunch

Coffee was good along with chicken wings and fry.

It's a lovely pub with a solid, thoughtful menu. First time and great venue, with a well presented bar and friendly staff. The menu and bar nibbles are clearly well thought through and deliver. The food tastes well and looks appetising. Price reasonable, for the food delivered

Very popular. The tables are usually all reserved. Good reputation for food. Service good, beer good. Good wine by the glass. No champagne. Downside? Noisy when busy. Get there early for drinks while it's relatively quiet, and borrow a table before the diners turn up. Or just book a table. My 'noisy' might be your 'bussling'. You might like the buzz.

Great range of beers and great atmosphere

So often when sitting down in a restaurant wait staff pounce on you. We love the informality and relaxed atmosphere of Wallow. Everything seems to be designed to help customers chill out. The sharing boards are good and would be even better if there was an even number of all items so that they could be shared equally. And it’s good to try different wines.

Delicious scone/jam/cream, and deeply tasty coffee. Best cappuccino I have had for some time. Good GF awareness but portions of these, although delicious (plum and apple tart) seemed quite small for not cheap prices.

Lovely pub and nice food which we visited at lunchtime. Sadly we waited 45 minutes for our food. Our neighbouring table also complained about the wait.

My mums favourite place to visit. She 98 and wont go anywhere else in maldon for lunch. She particular likes the toasted sandwiches served with a salad garnish and coleslaw we add the delicious sweet potato fries. Staff are friendly very accommodating as she is in a wheelchair Service is always with a smile great atmosphere highly recommended