The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in South East

Manager is a misery find a new one do us all a favour no help what so ever very poor customer service with no people skills..

This was appauling husbands sausage ciabata inedible so hard they changed it not much better I had the full english stone cold sent it back returned with another one not much better i will now go elsewhere for food as i didnt eat this No ketchup 15 minute wait for a white coffee and i was in the front of the queue sorry m&s the service and quality has went right down hill

Five of us went here for a coffee and a cake. We had cinnamon buns and a chocolate muffin with flat white coffee’s and a caramel frappacino all of which were good.

Shockingly slow service and appalling customer service regarding my complaint. Who offers a complimentary meal for 2 and then because you need to cancel and reschedule due to unforeseen circumstances decides you can no longer have this but a welcome to book as a paying customer!!!! Disgusting

The staff here are just so friendly and kind. My kids love coming here as a treat after the shops or swings. Good choice of food

I come here regularly with friends and our young children. Tasty, well priced meals. The kids meal deal is especially good. You can choose a sandwich or mini pizza, crisps, a piece of fruit and a drink. They have crayons and pages to colour too.

Good food options even some vegan choices. I like the tall ceiling and huge windows; it makes it bright and open. The vegan bircher museli was really delicious and unusual with the mango, pineapple and coconut. Much healthier than a muffin 😊

So this place doesn't have the atmosphere or decor of a Breton creperie but we were really impressed with the savoury crepes. Its straightforward and reasonable value. I was specially impressed that they had a decent range of vegan sweet and savoury crepes as well as standard ones. I enjoyed one from the vegan selection that included spinach, tomatoes and vegan cheese along with a generous helping of smashed avocado on top. My partner enjoyed a vegetarian offering with goats cheese, confit onion, spinach and walnuts. A good choice of hot and cold drinks. The only thing lacking that we would have liked to see on the menu is a side salad to accompany our crepes. I would happily return when in Summertown.

Amazing service from the young lady we were served by however whoever worked in the kitchen didn’t support her at all- she had been there two weeks and was left on her own. The guy who was in the kitchen kept shouting at this young lady and made all customers feel extremely uncomfortable.

Family friendly and relaxed with a wide menu at acceptable prices. Good atmosphere and friendly staff

Lovely day at the strand with our grandchildren… went on the train ride had ice creams from the cafe and bonus that the funfair was there so all in all had a great day out .

Ive been here a few times to grab a coffee and do some work. Always been a friendly and hard working team. Special mention to Donna and the other lady serving who made my day by tempting me with sweet treats!

It’s a cafe not a restaurant, and how can you moan about the chiller in winter when you were there in March. Sound to me like you are one of those people who complain whatever the case maybe, I find the staff very friendly and for a quick bite to eat it’s excellent

Stopped for a quick lunch on way home from holiday. Ordered salad because menu said it included radish, which I am particularly keen on. Mentioned to waitress (counter service has ceased, presumably because of Covid!) that I wanted radish. However, there was no radish in the salad. The waitress did not come back to the table after serving the meal to ask if everythin was all right so after finishing the meal I went up to the food preparation area to ask whether they actually had radish. Yes, they did have radish! So why does this restaurant (in common with other restaurants so I have found) feel it acceptable to leave out ingredients specified on the menu). Is it laziness or what?