The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in South West

Terrible and would not go back. Tables outside were not being wiped down or cleaned between customers and the plastic wicker chairs were all broken and horrible to sit on. All the food came out to find they forgot to put my food order through, so had to sit and wait and by the time it came out my husband and kids has finished. And when it did come out it was the biggest disappointment, DO NOT order the warm chicken and bacon salad with honey mustard dressing, it's basically a bowl or shredded iceberg with some sweetcorn and cherry tomatoes and a bit of onion thrown in and a measly few bits of chicken placed on top, with a pot of mayo in the middle, £14 for this is ridiculous. I must say though as don't like to be too critical on a small business, my husband said the crab burger was lovely. I am all for supporting small businesses but I would never return here.

Evite si tiene hijos Hay un cartel que dice “nos encantan los niños” Qué mentira absoluta. Tener a un hombre adulto gritarle a mi hijo de 3 años fue la guinda del pastel de una experiencia incómoda y decepcionante. Este es un pub en Brislington, no un restaurante de estrellas Michelin en Clifton. No tengo respeto por un hombre adulto que grita a un niño en lugar de acercarse a los padres si tienen un problema. Nunca he estado tan cerca de querer golpear a alguien y tuve que sacarme a mí y a mi esposo de la situación. Si pudiera dejar menos de 1 estrella lo haría. Vergüenza como el resto del personal era encantador.

Took some friends here for lunch on Wednesday. Car park surprisingly full for a weekday but this was because there was a function on in one of the bars. Despite being very busy the service and food were superb. Weekdays they have a selection of pensioners specials which are £9 for 2 courses and £10 for three courses, in addition to a varied menu. Nice choice of drinks at this Butcombe ( local brewery) pub. A friendly pub😀

We were very excited to go to the outdoor inn, being a fresh bar to Cheltenham. Unfortunately, as much as the staff seemed friendly.. the managers or owners (not sure) were not… they were rude to people (all be it customers who had had too many drinks!) and seemed arrogant. Drinks prices are okay for Cheltenham, but we feel a little like we wasted a couple of hours going here, where we could have gone elsewhere and quite frankly received better customer service. I wish them well, but I will not be going again and would advise pekoe to only go if they can bank on nice weather, and at a last resort!

Not overly large place so booking is advisable. Having said that, 4 of us turned up without a reservation having had some difficulty in booking a table ? However, the lovely guy at the desk shuffled things around and got us a table. What a great experience ! Chicken, beef, lamb dishes were amazing! Rice, noodles, potatoes, salad, pasta, fish, calamari, chocolate cake, chocolate fountain, gatuea, whippy ice-cream, array of fresh fruit etc etc ... So many choices! We were VERY impressed and have already booked a return visit ! Staff are helpful and polite and kept very busy ! We thought it was good value for money. £13 for children. £20 for adults ...evening price . I think a little cheaper on a lunch time ? All in all a very good experience.

The staff are very friendly I had pork ribs they tasted so good and meat was so tender and my wife had shredded lamb which also fantastic I highly recommend plus salad and veggie bar keep up good work

An absolute brilliant pub with a warm welcome to locals and visitors alike. An excellent range of drinks and a well kept cellar to boot. The food is nicely presented and perfectly cooked by well known Chef Jai. Well worth a visit.

Car broke down on the Axminster bypass: when fixed I had lost the will to drive another 4 hours so checked into the George Inn. In the middle of an outrageously good Halloween party, the staff were never the less attentive, sympathetic and checked me in quickly. Recently refurbished, the hotel is really and very well furnished and decorated - super comfortable, super clean, super cozy. It’s a little gem, with parking - great value too!

Popped in for breakfast, we assembled our own from the 'extras' board. Delicious. The bacon was perfect and the bubble and squeak was a meal on its own (and delicious). They close at 2pm and for those reviews complaining about the owner/male server; give the guy a break; he told us he's deaf!

Not the best service to be honest. The owner swears at his (I think it's his wife who works there), when she accidentally bumps into him)...as in the F-word. You ask for a cup of tea and they give you a pot of tea. Very stingy on the milk for such a large pot of tea, and when you ask for a bit more milk he moans. Muffins cafe opposite is by far more friendly.

Wednesday 31st January 2024, after strolling round Lacock Abbey and its grounds the wind had started to get very cold, so my husband and I were now in need of a hot drink and somewhere warm to sit. We went to ‘The Stables’ Tea Room, where we found a nice table by a radiator and we indulged in large cups of hot chocolate and my husban had an apricot flapjack and I had a slice of Millionaires shortbread. We spent a nice hour here getting warm and then we strolled back to the car park to get our car.

Nunca habíamos estado en chattertons antes y siempre disfrutamos de un buen café y de probar nuevos lugares en Bristol. Los precios en el tablero que descubrimos son precios de "sacar" (no descubrí esto hasta el pago en la caja, sin mencionar esto en el tablero del menú) el capuchino era leche hervida sin espuma. Pagó casi 3 por. Interior estrecho y lo que parecían alfombras sin cubrir. Tristemente decepcionado con esta visita.

Lovely Sunday lunch. Great value for money. Good selection of drinks. Friendly staff Many thanks. Xx

Been here before some while ago so thought I would treat my partner to Sunday lunch big mistake felt invisible to the staff who became even more unprofessional when we asked to move we were sitting in the window which was freezing restaurant wasn’t busy but lady hugged and puffed as though it was all too much trouble. We had to ask to order drinks then over looked when it came to food. Such a disappointment ending a good weekend on a bad note.

Ive been on this planet fir 58 years, £9.20 for a full english breakfast (i wanted fried bread ... an extra) + tea (extra) ... over cooked, nay cremated plate full of s**t arrived, bacon that i could have re soled my shoes with, fried (what with a thermal lance?) eggs, all massively over cooked (and i like my stuff well done) - THIS IS THE WORST AND POS MOST “FE” ive ever ever had .... ate the beans, nibbled the fried bread, attempted the bacon n sausages YUK ... wont ever return,