The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in North Warwickshire West Midlands

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For starters, this is not labeled properly on Tripadvisor. It's the Miller's Kitchen, at the Kersey Mill, which is a cafe restaurant, outside of Hadleigh. Not Stone street IN Hadleigh. This should be fixed but I don't know how. I checked the pics, and sure enough there's a mistake here. So I'm talking about the Mill outside of town. The food... not great. We stopped by for first time yesterday for lunch, had a sandwich which I thought was nasty. WAY too much salty mustard. My husbands sandwich was dry and uninteresting. Had to ask for cutlery to be brought. We asked for tap water, which was brought to us in individual tiny glasses which was not enough considering the salt in the sandwich. Why couldn't they go a second mile and bring a jug of water out like most restaurants? What about an ice-cube? We had to wait and pay at the counter first, and I noticed a box of ice-cubes on the counter. Was I supposed to go and get them? I'm not terribly fussy as a person, but I thought considering the £11.90 price tag for a sandwich and a bit of mixed lettuce from a salad bag and a (very few) crips, this was extortionate for what it was. £8 would have been plenty to pay for it. I did NOT enjoy the lunch, neither did my husband, and would never go again, nor would I recommend it to any of my friends. It's a pity because they have a fabulous out of town location with plenty of parking, which was what recommended the place to me to start with. A message to the proprietors....you will probably stay in business because droves of people come to the Mill for OTHER reasons, and because you are the only one selling a sit down space and something to eat. You have a captive audience. But if you want to charge those prices (£11.70 cheapest on menu) and attract people who come just for a day out to the area, then you do really need to up your quality and service.