The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in South East

Most disappointing Sunday dinner ever. The vegetarian option that was supposed to be a Pearl Barley and nut crochette was a sloppy tasteless pile of unseasoned pearl barely with about 1 nut. This was served with 3 tiny roast potatoes and root vegetables that were mostly onions. No other veg unless you want to pay £4 extra. I paid £4 extra for cauliflower cheese that was curdled. £18 quid and I left hungry. Even ordering drinks was poor, the batmaid couldn't find the till button for a half pint, so suggested we'll have to have and pay for a pint instead! From beginning to end we were only half an hour as the atmosphere was so lacking, we ate our meal and left straight away. Passing three staff on the way out, not a single acknowledgement. Won't be back.

This is the second time I have visited The George for a drink since it reopened. Both times have been disappointing. The first time, I visited with a group of friends and we ordered Mojitos. I firstly had to wait a significant amount of time to be acknowledged and served, and when I was, the member of the bar staff told me they were out of mint and advised us to go elsewhere as they were short of staff! The second visit, my partner and I ordered a glass of prosecco and a glass of wine. They were both on tap! The woman serving overfilled the Prosecco glass so the drink cascaded down the sides of the glass, and then handed it to me wet. Weatherspoons could do a better job and at a third of the price! It was a very cold evening and we were surprised that the fire in the bar was not lit. However! Along came a member of staff with fire lighting equipment. The table in front of the fire was occupied with a party of people trying to enjoy a chat and drink. The member of staff proceeded to attempt to light the fire. He went away with no fire lit, returned to check on it and disappeared eventually with an unlit fire. This is all such a shame. It's a beautiful building with so much to offer after everything that has happened. But the staff need to pull their socks up to guarantee returning trade.

Oh this place has gone downhill !! Have been here before meeting family for coffee and browse. This time more things off menu, run out. What they had was cold. Tiny cups of coffee. Garden centre, low stock, plants dead or uncared for. Maybe they are closing down? We won't be back.

The price of the menu goes up too often. £4.20 for a large cappuccino which is priced a lot more than my usual place in Central London. I think it’s way overpriced for the service, experience and area. Sevenoaks is lovely, but it shouldn’t be more expensive than Central London for a coffee.

Nipped in for a Bloody Mary as our flight was delayed. Sat at the bar and ordered. Bloody Mary’s were £14 each. Bartenders came over with the card machine and I paid - received a notification on my phone and soon realised I had been charged £31.50 for the 2. Frustrating that on top of the rather high price the bartender decided to add service charge when there was no table service involved, or bill shown. To be fair, the bloody Mary’s were delicious, albeit a bit small (not sure they were standard size in comparison to others we saw served and also pictured in reviews). I certainly don’t agree with service charge being added to bill without notifying the customer of this either verbally or on a bill. I also don’t agree with it being added to a standard order at the bar.

This was the worst experience of a bakery I've had, I ordered 2 bacon rolls, asked for well done bacon , the lady looked at me funny and had the hump over this, on receiving my rolls both bacon was just cooked I would say raw, the food my friend had was tasteless and he threw his in the bin, I would not class this as even dog food , disgusting experience

Typically I absolutely love Starbucks, however this particular Starbucks manages to mess up my order on numerous occasions. Once or twice I don’t mind we’re human and all make mistakes. However I’ve visited this store twice in the last two days, I asked for a large iced oat matcha latte with white mocha sauce.. I got a medium, they remade it.. I then got it without the white mocha (wasn’t until I’d driven off and tasted it I noticed). Today.. again I asked for the same thing AGAIN, I got a medium, it was remade but they just threw loads of ice in the drink and blended it up so I now can barely drink it because it’s FULL of blended ice and tastes like cinnamon?! Previously they’ve made it hot when I’ve asked for iced, I’ve had it made with normal milk when I ask for oat milk. I work nearby and lots of my colleagues complain that their coffee is burnt and ridiculously hot which coffee shouldn’t be. Not to mention a time when I ordered spinach & red pepper egg bites for my partner, they were freezing cold! Fed up of this place messing up simple orders.

I have ordered coffee 4 times there over the last 6 months, and everytime it has been undrinkable. The Americano in particular is bitter water with no taste of coffee. I noticed that their espresso brewhead is much shallower than most coffee machines, so they pack much less coffee than in other cafes. I had coffee with other people here and all have the same complaints. The cakes and pastries are fine though, that's why I give it a 2.

This is possibly the worst Costa in Milton Keynes! Low stock, no cream limited choice across the board. Slow service in fact this place is a shambles

I think the price is a little high for what it is, a very small play area. The first time I went the food was great but has really gone downhill. There is no consistency e.g a children's crudite plate sometimes has double the amount, with bread and sometimes just a few bits of veg. The toasties are not toasted long enough. The big positive is that it feels much more 'grown up' than most equivalent places and is a very pleasant place to sit and have a drink, especially if you have kids who are old enough to do the soft play by themselves. My main beef with it though are that I have been treated very rudely by a staff member there.

Surely one of the best locations in Wales. Pity the service and fare didn't match it. Went there on a beautiful, crisp October day and sat outside. We had to move from our first table because of an overflowing drain under the adjacent table. The stench was appalling. Ordered our food - 1 bagel, 2 paninis (which turned out to be bread rolls) plus 2 drinks for more than £44. Not cheap. The two drinks were served separately and only after we reminded the staff we were still a drink short after 10 minutes. Of the list of beers on sale (maybe 5 or 6) only one was available. No chips to accompany our "rolls" but that's fair enough i guess. Enjoyed the view but that was about it. Food was mediocre- filled a gap but not much more. Won't be returning.

This coffee bar in a busy commuter train station just outside Oxford does not accept Scottish banknotes. This is company policy that was quoted to me. Beware!

The staff need to tie back their hair. Been in this new store couple times now and each time there are staff serving with long hair not tied back. YUCK!