The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in South Bucks South East

It was the first time that I visited this cafe' with my 2 year old. The place has a soft play for his age and a very well furnished little cafe', where you can have food, drinks and snacks at affordable prices. Facilities are clean and appropriate for families, with lots of interesting entertainment. Most importantly, the cafe has its own car park and easy access. Kids eat for free during holidays, that is an interesting detail for everyone that is struggling with the high cost of living. I highly recommend it.

Great coffee, bagel and cake. New management keeping up the excellent standards of the old. There definately is a need for a trditional cafe like this one in GX

a lovley chilled out and relaxed place to go, either on your own or with kids, loads of refreshments to choose from, teas, coffees, iced drinks and smoothies, also a good food menu for adults and kids all freshly made on the premises, everybody is made welcome, wifi is available plus they have a book corner.

Small cafe in Farnham park. Sells hot drinks like tea/coffee/hot choc, cold drinks, hot food, sweets & snacks to take away or there is some basic seating to sit inside & outdoor seating. Handy if at a sports event like football matches, rugby matches, baseball/softball events, with your children at the children’s play area or dog walking. Also toilets & free parking at the park

The Langley Country Park is a treasure, as is its tearoom. While staying at The Langley hotel that adjoins the park, we enjoyed daily walks on the park’s many pathways and usually wound up back at the tearoom either for tea or, as on several occasions, to enjoy their excellent all-day breakfasts. The atmosphere was always relaxed and pleasant, the food outstanding, and the service friendly and accommodating. Highly recommend!

Hidden gem, great staff all friendly and good was really hot and quick to table

The front door closer isn’t working properly so the door doesn’t close fully as people come in and out. On a cold windy day like today, whenever a customer arrives or leaves everyone at that end of the restaurant gets a blast of cold air that keeps coming unless someone gets up to push the door closed. One of the waitress tries her best to keep pushing it closed (she did this 10 times in an hour), but the door is in constant use, so the diners nearby have to repeatedly get up and push the door closed. Rather than fix the offending door closer, they have put a small ‘Please Close The Door’ sign on the inside of door, which people coming into the place can’t see. The heater above the offering door was also off. We left after an hour with frozen feet.

I recently visited Angel Of Mercia with friends to celebrate my boyfriends birthday. The problems started very soon after our arrival. We were in the restaurant for 10 minutes and hadn’t even been offered a menu, we had to request them ourselves. At which point someone came over with them and highlighted that the sharers were unavailable. Now if you’ve reviewed the menu you will know there are only about 4 mains and then the 2 sharers so that’s a fairly significant thing not to have available on a Friday night. A member of the bar team then came over to take our drinks order and then informed us that they had no beer?! How can a restaurant have no beer on a Friday night, we were puzzled by this. The barman said that there had been a party the night before who had drunk it all. Now if you know the location of this restaurant you’ll see it’s in close proximity (walking distance) to at least 2 supermarkets. The team had every opportunity knowing close of business Thursday that they had no beer to do something about it, there is simply no excuse. Our drinks arrived in dribs and drabs and as time ticked on it became apparent that they didn’t care for our business. We waited 40 mins and didn’t get asked what we would like to order, not even a starter/small plates? They didn’t ask if we wanted another drink, literally nothing. So after 45 mins we asked for the bill which I of course had the service removed from because it was appalling and we took our custom elsewhere. As all of us exited the restaurant, not a peep from the Angel of Mercia team, not an apology or a thank you for even spending money on drinks there. I would not recommend here at all!

Well since my last review this Gerrards cross in bucks , Nero cafe has gone down hill ! The sitting area is untidy and it seems a haven for pet dog owners too! It’s a small cafe , so the dogs just make trip hazards and it’s unhygienic! Then it’s an also a sanctuary it seems for mothers to breastfeed feed their babies , with no respect for other customers eating etc ! Come on this isn’t a restful and enjoyable environment for the everyday customer Please rectify

This is another great find. A perfect combination of excellent service and delicious food. Highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for a great lunch or dining experience! Will definitely be returning. Rotating Real Ales weekly. Large selection of spirits.

A cosy little traditional cafe with a nice atmosphere. The food is very reasonably priced and the staff are always very helpful.

Great cafe for a coffee to start a walk. Friendly staff and delicious coffee nice seating area some under cover with padded seats.

Large cafe unfortunately feels more like train station waiting area instead of cozy cafe. Drinks are nice. Costa quality.

Service very slow. Had to ask multiple times for service; got up to get extra water as staff would just ignore us even though there appeared to be many of them, but they just seemed to not be doing much. Food took a long time to come & then only some of the food arrived & one of our party had to wait another 8-10mins before their main arrived but with no explanation or apology as to why it arrived long after the others had. Toasted sandwiches were burnt black in the middle on 2 separate orders - unbelievable they can serve food like that which was inedible. Haven’t been here for years, and this experience reminded us why. Never again!

We went for food at the pub. The venue itself is stunning, beautifully designed, and on a sunny day like today, the courtyard area is perfect for dining outdoors. The staff were very welcoming, and our waitress, gave some lovely recommendations. Our starters arrived promptly and were tasty. However, as a table of ten, we experienced a significant wait for our main courses—around 45 minutes—which became quite noticeable. When the food finally arrived, it looked well-presented, but unfortunately, the beef was undercooked and served on a cold plate. The beef was very fatty and looked ugly on the plate. One dish had to be returned as it was too raw to eat. The side of greens came in a small bowl filled with water, which was unnecessary. The chicken on a friends plate was dry. The Yorkshire pudding with the main was excellent—crispy, light, and very well done. It’s a real shame, as this is a lovely venue. With some improvements to service and more attention to food preparation—it could be exceptional. There seem to be a lack of senior staff to oversee the restaurant service.