The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in South East

Popped into this nice cafe on Saturday, feeling thirsty. Lovely service from friendly staff. The loose leaf tea selection was a delight for someone who is an avid tea drinker. I chose Darjeeling. It was served in a lovely china teapot with a warmed china tea cup and saucer plus even a warmed lid for the loose leaf paper bag. There was even a timer! Joy!

Lovely little cafe situated in the old council buildings in Bracknell town centre. Two lovely ladies operating this friendly new cafe. Excellent kids facilities Lovely good the ladies were accommodating to adapting the sandwiches, both freshly cooked.

Absolute top place to eat chill and chat. The owners a Mum and Daughter are just lovely the food is amazing and it feels like you are visiting an old friend. Dogs are more than welcome and my bichon Oscar loved it Doggy menu too. Thank you both see you next year Alison Ian and Oscar.

We moved to Burley recently and have really enjoyed the friendly atmosphere at the WB. They make a really valuable contribution to the community and have some fun events (e.g. quizzes, discos, book clubs, etc). The staff and volunteers work really hard to make everyone feel welcome. Also offers the cheapest drinks in Burley!

Amazing hidden bubble tea shop, staff are very friendly and the drinks are always amazing no matter what flavours we try! Definitely recommend the vanilla tea with tapioca. Always going to Mooboo when I'm in Epsom 😁

As a church cafe this one stands out amongst the rest. The coffee is great and the cakes are to die for. If you are on a diet don't look. Homemade cakes galore. Great people there as volunteers who make you feel welcome. Very nice sitting area with tables. The church is also interesting to look around. Open until 12 noon and on thursdays and fridays in term time there is background music in the form of the Ascot Community Choir (Thursdays) and the Ukelele group (Fridays)

Good, spacious, lovely people, clear utilities eg plates and cups, good atmosphere ,great food easy place to find,place to park you car Louise

The farm shop has now turned into a café, which was a lovely opportunity to go for breakfast. They have good choice on the menu, which was great. I think we did catch it on a slightly bad day, where there was a loud group in there, and the indoor seating is incredibly echoey, so it was just noisy. Appreciate it is a small business, so acoustic panels etc are not considered as much when designing the space. But my husband and I couldn’t really hear each other talk, despite being sat at the opposite and of the café to the group. My food was very nice! Although my husbands toast was completely black underneath, and had been turned over to hide this which wasn’t great. Given that it was just us and one group in there, it’s not as though they were rushed off their feet, to not be able to redo the toast. The coffee was good, and came in very trendy mugs… However, the mugs are far too small, given the price of the coffee! It didn’t seem like fair market value, even for a small business café. My hot chocolate also came in a small mug. That was quite frustrating. The service was nice, so that was really positive! The toilets were unfortunately a bit too rustic as they were full of spiders and a bit dirty. They had put a nice fragrance in there, but I’d rather it was just clean! Appreciate that spiders can get into places, but this just hadn’t been cleaned up in awhile as there were webs everywhere So a bit of a mixed experience all round. We would go back, but going to leave it for quite awhile in the hopes that some of these issues are addressed in the future An expensive visit for what we got

Hidden inside Freedom Lesuire centre, the Riverside Bar and Cafe offer an exceptional amount of lunches. From their cheesy toasties, omelettes, loaded jacket potatoes, wraps, I could go on. They even have vegan options, from a vegan toastie to milk-free alternatives such as oat milk, soy milk etc. I got the mozzarella and homemade pesto toastie and it was fresh and divine. The very good price includes homemade coleslaw and crisps alongside the toastie. Professional staff, timely service, generous with toppings, lovely owner. Underrated Maidstone Spot, looking forward to coming back when I'm back in Maidstone again in the future.

We visited for a booked Afternoon Tea. This was our first visit and I have to say it won’t be our last. What a hidden gem! It is a 50’s/60’s style place, so wonderfully retro. I have been to a lot of Afternoon Teas but this has to be the biggest I have had. We had homemade sausage rolls, wraps,scotch eggs and pork pie on the top tier then Coronation Chicken and also Tuna Mayo brioche buns and on bottom tier gorgeous Brie and cranberry and also egg mayo sandwiches on the bottom with very nice crisps. On to the second 3 tier stand with huge delicious home made apricot sponge cake, large Rock Roads and beautiful scones with jam and cream. My photos show all of this however along side all of this we also had potato salad, coleslaw, a bowl of salad with croutons and also pots of piccalilli and ploughman’s pickle. We could have unlimited tea, there was even little wrapped biscuits with the tea and a final wrapped chocolate. It was all very lovely and delicious, the staff serving us were amazing and I would 100 percent recommend a visit. They also do great lunchtime meals and we will be returning for their pie and mash with liquor/ gravy. This is a hidden gem.

So glad Delibeans is back open again. The best milkshakes and iced coffee for miles around, served by the nicest people!

Ordered some sweet treats from here recently-the biscoff slice and rocky road. The sugar high was worth it! The most incredible biscoff slice imaginable - reminded me of a twix but better! Got a litre bottle of the vegan mayo for a decent price too (£3.95) which tasted great. I work in the town and have tried visiting the pantry on a number of occasions but it's never open even though the website says it is-is there a way of knowing this as I'd love to be able to just pop by!?

What a lovely idea! Felt so homely and we are happy we stumbled across them on our drive our Hadrian’s Wall!