The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in South East

What a fantastic surprise Billie's is! We absolutely loved our delicious mushroom and avocado hash Pot of tea , salad, water and hash shared between too.1£18! Stunning!

I work near here and unfortunately this is my nearest Starbucks but I'm done with here due to the consistently rude and incompetent/disinterested staff, especially the Eastern European lady . I would say on average they get my drink wrong 50% of the time. My advice; if you really want Starbucks, go the one on Above Bar, so much better than this dross.

Have visited this spot many times over the years and had some truly great seafood - carabineros, wonderfully crisp Fritto Misto etc but visited today to find the place unrecognizable. Hand written limited menu and the execution was awful. Limp battered muscles and terrible quality (looked like frozen) prawns which has been flash fried. I would have expected better from a fish and chip van. This place used to have massive queues but I can only assume that the staff or owners have changed because the quality has disappeared.

Shockingly under trained and under staffed. Charging more for a coffee than nearly any other Starbucks I’ve been to, this branch is out of control . 15 mins waiting for a coffee with only 4 in front of me, this place is out of control. One of the staff overheard saying she’s going to cry that’s how bad it was, the other just clueless Sort it out management

Good staff were managing the queue quickly and efficiently. But this Starbucks just isn't a nice place to sit. None of the chairs are comfortable. It has a plasticky 'McDonalds' vibe. Interesting really, Starbucks has not been all that successful in the UK. I think it's just because they don't know how to make their spaces attractive. Starbucks food is also pretty grim - e.g., the paninis are 98% bread, some icky mustard, and a tiny bit of filling. The cakes are cheap, stale and wildly calorific.

For the second week an absolute shambles ordered fish and chips last week told the lady cooking it would only cook us an all day breakfast as we were to early @ 11:40 this week we delayed our arrival to 1pm and ordered fish and chips and was told they only had an all day breakfast I spoke with the young man on the till whose attitude was at best disconcerted I also pointed out that the male toilets haven’t been open on my visits for the last 3 weeks even whilst I write the lady is telling those in the que they are only doing breakfast the shame is I came back and had told others the fish and chips was good but I won’t be coming back which means working in the care home I do will mean Morrisons will lose about £1000 per month but hey I’m only a customer Tesco here we come 🤮🤮🤮

We arrived at 1615, the restaurant was advertised as "open" until 1700, we had our two young grandchildren with us (two adults and two young children). went to order meals, all wanted hot meals and were curtly informed hot meals were finished and when we asked when they stopped, we were given a short response "NOW", to which I was thoroughly disgusted: One they shouldn't advertise open for food when they are not and secondly they should employ staff with a modicum of politeness.

On Saturday 18/5/2024 - I looked up on Google the opening hours of Cafe Nero in Petersfield as I was not in town earlier in the day. What was to be my only trip to town to visit Cafe Neros (which I was looking forward to) was a wasted trip. Google clearly said the branch closed TODAY at 18:80. Arrived at 18:00. The Branch was already closed. The closing time on the door did NOT match the advertised closing time online. This is NOT acceptable and wish to warn everyone and complain!!!

Second time I've been in since the latest takeover by a regular of 20 odd year. Said owner basically stuck on his laptop at the bar ( maybe I'm wrong ) if I'm right as he was telling the bar staff what to do a simple hello would go a long way. To get to the bar to play pool we had to walk through the lounge disturbing the music as the bar door was not open. If your a real ale fan don't bother its average Guinness or john Smith's. Gutted as when I read in the Echo a local of 20 year was taking over I thought it would make all the difference. In a positive note if you want a private function it should be spot on with the new partition.

Visited the other day due to my partner being an NHS worker.

The café was always a pleasure to visit, and the previous owners clearly understood the café was a pull factor with great value prices so that visitors would then purchase other items in the garden centre. The new owners however are super greedy and have attempted to turn the café into a money-making machine with completely over-the-top prices. The problem there is high prices have to be matched with high-quality food and service. The service is still great, and the team are always friendly and hard-working. But the food quality is average at best, so it just will never work to charge Harrods of Knightsbridge prices for basic cakes, sandwiches, and salads. You only have to look at the other recent Trip Advisor reviews and the picture is pretty clear customers are finding the prices ridiculous. I only hope the new owners quickly realise this isn’t sustainable and at the very least they should be reducing the prices to a more affordable reasonable level and try to keep in mind the Chenies garden centre is a very much-loved leisure destination for the local surrounding community who will happily come in frequently to spend some money but at the same time do not want to feel cheated by the Café.

Why is the owner unable to smile and make you feel welcome. Basic customer service is a long way off in this place. It's also very over priced.

Very disappointing. I went with an elderly friend and had Jacket Potatoes. The skin was burnt and the seemed like yesterdays reheated. The Brie on mine was meagre and my friend just wanted beans with no cheese. If there was a tablespoon of beans she was lucky. The side salad consisted of a few leaves and half a small tomato. Certainly nothing like the side salad shown with the omelette on here. The price of £9.99 for that was not value for money. I had taken my elderly friend out and wish I had chosen better. Won’t be going back.

As with all National Trust cafes very over priced for what you get, we had to wait ages to be served, the sandwiches were freshly made but that held things up even more, my slice of orange and poppyseed cake was tiny for £4, sandwiches no garnish just bread and the filling for £7, if we go again it will be a long time and probably take a picnic I could understand if a footman delivered it to us but that wasn’t the case.

Toilet (old, worn out portakains!) was absolutely filthy. Shocked to see a cat roaming around the cafe for at least half an hour. Not helpful if you had assistance dog with you Staff were incredibly slow, rude, with absolutely no customer service skills at all. Big queue due to lack of efficiency. Waited over 10 minutes to get to the servery counter. Roof was a disgrace. Literally black in parts but all over dirty. Chairs had food down the sides of cushions which had been there for a long time.. Table was dirty, wet and grimy. Atrocious. Won't be returning. A shame, because prior to Covid, it was a different place altogether.