The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in England

service impeccable. said so little and was so kind. see you in abt an hour or so. love you sue xx abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

Average sandwiches, untidy restaurant and fairly slow service. A rare TripAdvisor miss. We were underwhelmed. Very very tiny.

Village run shop/cafe. Has all the basics and a lot more besides, a small gift area, local artists paintings, Saturday morning egg and bacon baps, quality seasonal local produce. A very friendly atmosphere like the village shops of 50 or so years ago. Well worth a visit!

Nice people and food but it was way too loud and when I've tried to go on days that the website said it was open it was closed.

Servicio amable. Deliciosa comida. Me alegro de haber parado aquí. Definitivamente volveré. Recomendado. Ps el chocolate caliente estaba tan delicioso!

Wow what a find. The restaurant is sat next to the canal with indoor and out door seating just a short walk from the Station. The staff here were amazing, helpful and friendly - and their food was just delishous. I can not express how refreshing it was to see such pride from all staff in providing a joyful experience that has left me smiling to know customer service, excellent food and Pride does still exist in the hospitality industry. Well done team, and for the chef - you deserved to look proud when you delivered the Eggs Royal to our table as it was exceptional.

This was our 1st visit today and it's an amazing little find, food was excellent and we were made to feel so welcome, brilliant

I recently visited the Panini Box and had a lovely Caesar salad that exceeded my expectations! The crisp romaine was perfectly complemented by a creamy dressing, crunchy croutons, and just the right amount of Parmesan. It was a refreshing meal that made my day. My husband often goes there for lunch and always enjoys the variety of delicious paninis and sandwiches they offer. The atmosphere is cozy, and the staff is friendly, making every visit pleasant. If you’re looking for a great place to grab a quick bite or enjoy a leisurely meal, I highly recommend Panini Press!

What I love about kitchen cafe...lovely staff, nice ambience, great fresh home cooked food. It's so refreshing to go somewhere and receive good quality, generous portions of tasty food. I love that they serve crisps with a sandwich and even do proper sauce, not the cheaper variety. They deserve all the good reviews they receive.

Excellent coffee & quick lunch. Lovely charm & attentive staff. Visited here on way home from a lovely weekend in the Cotswolds.

Vino a The Neighbourhood para mi café de la mañana y tuve una gran experiencia. Enni y Casey eran muy amables y claramente sabían sus cosas. Pedí un café con leche helado (¡era un día cálido y soleado!) y no pude resistir agarrar un camino rocoso también – ambos estaban deliciosos y llegaron rápido. Me senté afuera bajo el sol, lo que fue un comienzo perfecto para el día. El café tenía un buen ambiente con gente estudiando, poniéndose al día, y un montón de perros adorables alrededor, que me encantó. Todo tenía un precio razonable, y sin duda lo recomendaría a cualquiera que busque un lugar de café relajado y acogedor.

The sandwiches, toastie and chips were delicious!

We visited this pub twice in one week whilst on holiday in the area and it was fantastic both times - pretty busy too, so it’s clearly a popular pub with both visitors and locals. The staff were really friendly, welcoming, polite and efficient. The menu was varied and interesting with some good specials as well - all fairly traditional pub food with nothing too unusual. The portions were vast, even the light bite options were plenty big enough. Everything we had (starters, mains, light bites & desserts) was delicious, the homemade cottage pie was particularly tasty and came with a generous portion of 4 vegetables (so much healthier than some pub offerings where a spoonful of peas is all you get). For mains the prices were very reasonable, especially the two light bites for £20 deal, but we did think £7.95 for a dessert was a bit high (it might have been acceptable for the homemade desserts, but the same price for a commercial microwaved sponge pudding was too much). The only other thing to mention was that we observed staff petting guests’ dogs on two separate occasions and we very much hope that they washed their hands before serving the next person’s food!!

I’m a coffee snob. Unashamed and fairly public about it. So when I went wandering in Bolton the other day to get a coffee, I was looking for an independent coffee shop that cares about its coffee. Stumbling into The Coffee Grind, I found my nirvana. A place that truly oozes coffee obsession. Nigel is the complete coffee guru, a true aficionado that knows his coffee inside out and can mix beans and roasts to craft the kind of cup of coffee obsessively like me dream of. It’s like rocket fuel. None of this bitter, over-roasted, commercial, mass-produced nonsense that so many chains serve, The Coffee Grind produces cup after cup of liquid nectar. If you’re just generally keen on coffee or after something better, more refined and unique, you’ll love this place.

Very pleasant and friendly staff, nice variety of drinks and treats. Warm and cozy atmosphere. Everytime they made my day and leave with a smile.