The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in England

Such a good atmosphere in this pub. Came for a couple of drinks whilst watching the football with the comfy sofa and good range of drinks. Dougie the landlord is friendly and accommodating, has transformed this pub into such a good place to come for a drink and socialise. Will definitely be returning

Every Sunday during British Summertime, different charities and local good causes take the Hall, (the Old Village School Building in the triangle of roads) to raise funds and enormous praise for the fabulous homemade cooking! Although the title is ‘Teas’, I find I can put together a nice light lunch of sandwiches and quiche, and then I can’t resist staying on for the Tea!! Great fun, great causes, great prices and absolutely fantastic baking, I recommend you make it a regular event because it’s something special.

This is one of the nicest cafe I’ve ever been to, we use this ever weekend. Friendly staff and very reasonably priced. Prefect

A great cafe, generous portions of delicious cafe food reasonable priced. Kevin the owner has been in the catering business for many years and he knows what his customers want. There is an extensive menu to suit most tastes. If you are in the area I highly recommend you try visit it.

Just a few mins walk out of the town centre I stumbled across this lovely little café. It says "Sandwich Bar" outside but don't be fooled, it does a selection from wraps, jacket potatoes, baps, full breakfasts etc. You can sit in or take out. Friendly staff, delicious food & a fair price in this financial climate. Really nice clean place & I will def be back when I'm next in Ramsey.

Lovely setting we got there at 12pm and they had already run of the dish we wanted to order. Very reasonable price not sure I would go back.

Fab party in the function room at the gardeners. Ed was fantastic host thank you! 😊 good drinks offers and super friendly staff. Thanks again. See you soon 😊

Best breakfast in Lancing! Great sandwiches, made fresh when you order. Cakes and buns, all incredibly tempting! Natalie, Holly, Wendy and all staff are so lovely, friendly and helpful 💕💞💕

Fabulous café inside has the wow factor.Fabulous cakes.Afternoon tea with vintage crockery.Very friendly.Best to reserve a table as this cafe gets very busy.Dogs welcome.Well worth a visit if your in Burnham on sea.Visit this café every week.

3 of us visited on a lovely sunny Sunday afternoon. Lovely jolly staff, lovely jolly location, lovely jolly coffee and cakes. For the loo's use lovely Jolly's over the road.

Popped in here whilst work was being done on my car nearby. Owner (I think) was lovely, very chatty and willing to help with my food intolerance. Apparently they serve gluten free paninis, would be a lovely little spot for lunch.

We often visit the Salty Seahorse when walking along the Seafront. It's quite a quirky place for coffee having its tables on the seafront & on the beach. If you have your recycled cup they knock 20p off. Not open at the moment but will be in the summer.

Encontrado coincidentemente, conoció el mejor desayuno en Barrow. Muy acogedor, ambiente muy cálido. Nada es un problema, en realidad el personal te hace sentir tan especial que solo quieres abrazarlos. Definitivamente volveré a mi próximo fugitivo en motocicleta. Buen trabajo Steve!

Friendly and welcoming staff from the outset. There were 7 of us in total and we all chose our own toppings for our handmade bars. There were also lots of chocolatey nibbles to eat as we crafted. We learnt how to make filled chocolates with decorative transfers and rolled truffles too! Everything was explained and demonstrated clearly and we enjoyed delicious hot drinks too. I would highly recommend this experience.

My brother has tried just about every Indian restaurant in the North East of England, and I have been with him to a number of what he considers to be amongst the best - which means they have to be good value too. For comparison, we also like Red Hot in Darlington, Ashoka in Seaham and any of the Mumbai chain (Haswell, Hartlepool etc). We go to Tashan for the FOOD. How lovely to be able to have an Indian meal without feeling guilty - the curries are healthy, not laden with fat, and none of the starters are greasy. I love the authentic street food options such as sweet potato chaat, and there are a number of more unusual "home style" dishes - including Indian desserts. Depending on how hungry you are and what you fancy you can have a very filling four course set meal (good value "early bird" available), just a main course, or you can mix and match starters, street food, even fast food (an Indian veggie style burger in a bun with masala chips is a very tasty alternative to a McDonald's!) The Indian breads are light and crisp. Tashan also serve the best mango lassi I have had anywhere - really smooth and fruity, served by the glass or in a big jug. Don't judge this restaurant by the location - the food is of a very high standard and nicely presented, the service is friendly and attentive and the atmosphere very relaxed (you don't need to dress up!). Currently my favourite Indian restaurant! Tashan deserve 5 stars for service, food and value (TripAdvisor button not working to give this rating).