The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in South West

The service of the restaurant staff . Fast service and very polite. 1 member of staff went above the other staff. Charle Wright. Was running around serving nearly all the table. While 4 member of staff were behind the counter. THAT LADY NEEDS A MEDAL. Great food. Sunday roast is the best.

Hilarious experience! Consisted of many waiters wandering around, looking confused and attempting to foist whatever food they were carrying with anyone who showed a slight interest or didn't avoid eye contact. We were served the wrong drink and the two meals came over 10 minutes apart so one person had finished before the other person had started! Food was ok, small portion of scampi and chips, large piece of fish with chips. Both with mushy peas. Service in general very slow, couldn't find sauces so had to ask. Menu very short so no idea how so much confusion seemed to arise! The cafe was quiet, unsurprising as I don't think many people would make a return trip!

Mmmmm not sure about this one. Firstly it’s the cleanest Spoons I’ve been in. Nice space to sit in but there’s a few too many tables, this results in a maze that you have to negotiate to get around the place. The downside was my breakfast and tea. The teacup was greasy so a layer of oil sat on top of my morning cuppa. New cup just the same. Breakfast arrives and everything is looking ok. Oh dear, it’s only just warm. Really couldn’t be bothered to complain to one of the 12 year old waiting staff as the oily tea was almost too much for them to comprehend little alone the concept of the recommended temperature for cooked food. Would go back and give it another go. Hopefully next time the chief will cook to order instead of having everything ready under a heat lamp.

It's everything you expect from a busy hospital restaurant. Varied, economical but very tasty dishes which change daily. The cold cabinets are stocked with sandwiches and salads, cold drinks and desserts. Tea and coffee choices are good. Staff are helpful.

We spent an absolutely lovely hour at The Dolls House at Lulworth Cove. We were first tempted by the ice creams which surely must be the best in Lulworth Cove. Delightfully served by Zac and Nate I had a scrumptious cone with a generous dollop of strawberry and similar of honeycomb. My two friends had other delicious flavours. There’s ample and comfortable seating under large umbrellas so we sat and enjoyed the moment. We loved the ambiance so much that we stayed for tea and coffees. I really recommend The Dolls House. It has a great menu and lovely staff to look after you.

Hubby went past another pasty shop closer to home to get pasties for lunch, waste of time and money really undercooked hard potatoes grizzly meat and swede went in the bin. Usually lovely but today Friday 10th Jan rubbish.

I'm a coffee cake addict & my partner heard they make it at Blake's so he brought me one as a surprise. At first I was happy but once I tasted it, I felt nauseated. I don't know quite how to describe it... the fondant on top is very scarce, but that's ok because it tastes vile, too sweet & the coffee flavour seems to come from some kind of terrible flavouring/essence, not from actual real coffee... the cake loaf itself - again, overly sweet & no coffee flavour whatsoever, pretty dry, topped with a few rancid walnuts... Also when I found out how much it costs, I was even more upset. I can get 2 much bigger coffee cakes from the supermarket for this price, more importantly those cakes would be edible.

If you like baked bacon that’s been stuck in a pot that’s cold, tasteless and hard, then this is the place for you! Just Awful.

I’ve used Warrens for a few years now and in my humble opinion they’re the nicest pasties and pastries you can get around Plymouth from a ‘chain bakery’ BUT you’d have to remortgage your house if you want to buy for a family of 5 like I have sometimes. They’re really expensive. I’d also advise getting sweet pastries early on in the day too to avoid any being stale. A massive plus is that the staff are lovely at this particular branch.

No greeter. We found our table ourselves. Nothing to say you had to order and pay at the bar. Long queue for that. Service was atrocious. An hour and a half after arrival we only had starters. Asked server for our mains and they took a further 20 minutes. Mediocre food.

Really nice bit of lunch. Burger wasn’t dry was lovely and tasty. Kids ate for £1 which couldn’t argue with! Deserts were lovely. A chain yes but nice tasty pub food!

Today I had a very bad experience in this ASDA store an employee who was carrying the trolleys tonight I was talking very ugly I am a driver of Uber Eats and tonight I came to pick up an order from MC Donalds and I needed to go to the toilet and park the carThe front place especially for drivers and when I got out of the car this man who carry the trolleys in a very ugly and offensive tone told me that why I parked there and I told him that I had an order from MC Donalds and for the first time I go to the toilet and then goto take my order

Poor food today. Menu changes meant our favourite was no longer available. New choices were also not available as they were not popular, despite two people wanting while we were actually in the queue. Toasted sandwiches were more like warm bread with melted cheese on, while the inside was still cold and hard. Not been the best today.

Without doubt our favourite restaurant in Exeter. Consistently excellent food across the board, from vegetarian to seafood to steak, a terrific wine selection and, to cap it all, a wonderful atmosphere with excellent service.

Went with family for half a day out, was supposed to get some fish n chips on the beach, I'm not even sure on the menu of this place but as soon as I saw CARD ONLY that was it for me. What's wrong with cash? Or did you get offered money to go card only from a certain card company. £10k wasn't it, alledgely. Anyway, regardless, I'm advising to use establishments that accept GBP in the form of coins and notes. People dont forget!!