The best restaurants in United Kingdom serving Other european-cuisines food

The Queen’s Arms in Basingstoke provided us with fantastic service and hospitality. We were grateful they allowed us to use their small car park while we caught a train to London, and they were more than happy to accommodate us for a small fee. On our return, we stopped in for a drink and were warmly welcomed by a lovely lady who made us feel right at home. The friendly atmosphere and helpful staff make this pub a gem. We highly recommend it and will definitely be stopping by again whenever we’re in the area!

Absolutely shocking. Desserts look like they are from Brake Bros. My children can present food better.

Went to the pub on Sunday lunchtime after a morning walk with friends . Was greeted with a friendly smile from bar staff and ordered 2 pints of cider and a pint of Guinness. The Guinness was very good and brought out to me in the garden by the lovely bar staff. While we were there, freshly made rolls came out on the bar, and we had cheese and onion, beef pastrami . They were very tasty and washed down with good beer and sunshine.

Wonderful food, fantastic service,great ambience, only positive things to say,clean wash areas,staff attentive & friendly an all round Marvelous experience,you won't be disappointed in any way

Pub next to the railway station. Friendly and helpful staff. Good choice of beers. But the menu is really disappointing. A Korean / Asian just doesn't work for a traditional looking pub selling real ales. We didn't buy lunch and we heard other people saying they were just getting a drink and then going elsewhere. The pub must be losing money by trying to do something 'different'. I didn't come to Yorkshire for a Bao bun. Just stick with good pub food please.

Don't go if you are planning to go to the theatre as they have a limited menu which is basically 5 meals, fish and chips, burger and chips, plant based burger and chips, sausage and mash, plant based sausages. Disappointing we arrived 5.30pm for 6pm booking. I ordered the burger which I wouldn't normally eat they were out of gluten free buns. The people on the next table had a similar issue with something being unavailable. I won't be going back such a same it used to be really good.

Poor value for money. Food basic, extra cost for sides (potatoes/chips) wine very expensive, cheapest was £10 for a white 175ml, no option for a 250 ml. Evening rescued by a very friendly, personable waiter but will not be returning

Been here a few times , rooms are excellent ,staff welcoming and very helpful , depends on room but views are good.

I usually visited Nandos myself with friends and family usually Ealing branch also dined at other brunches at Chiswick and at central London even my whole family visited Namdos a lot but what I experienced on 5th of April was seriously dangerous situation few days ago went with my cousin we dined in at 9pm I think the manger was her Name Helen she was very helpful and we got our food in good presentation and was warm and fresh we enjoyed it but we couldn’t finished it so I had to take home some chips and quarter of chicken next day I was having it for my lunch I start to choking and start screaming from pain went to bathroom and throw up in sink and my sister found piece of back metal as you can see on picture was stuck in my throat making me bleeding for bit was really scared this is gave me nightmares I never had in my whole life such experience to have piece of metal was in chicken, we thought this piece of metal is from the metal brush where the chefs clean their big grill we’ve seen it a lot of times probably every costumers can seen this , the way the clean their big grill before they put their new chickens over the grill, we went next day to speak to them at Ealing Broadway brunch and spoke to tall man with beard he was the manager he took my details and phone number and it’s been few days no one has called us not even apologise I will need to escalate this to the head office and take it further this really dangerous situation it could kill people and no doubt it will happen to others too . I have no intention to make bad reviews about this restaurant as we loved it but what I have experienced have really gave me nightmares seen piece of metal in my food and the fact no one had ever contacted us about their dangerous services .

Fue genial iba 3 veces a la semana pero intenté la semana pasada y esta semana entrar y comer y nada de pollo mariposa tristemente la cadena se está volviendo poco fiable

The Black Horse is a beautiful old traditional English pub. You can pop in just for a drink or lunch and dinner. My wife and myself went for lunch. The atmosphere is friendly and comfortable. I had eyes bigger than my belly and went for the traditional burger, my wife ordered the chicken skewers. Presentation, flavour, and value for money 10/10. Plus the staff fantastic especially Jackie our waitress. Will definitely make this a go to !!!

I booked afternoon tea here as a valentines gift for my wife. To be clear and fair here; I’m not a fan of afternoon tea at all - I think it’s a very expensive meal for what you usually get. But my wife loves it and I wanted to treat her as part of our long weekend in Yorkshire. This hotel is lovely from what we saw, it’s beautifully decorated, it’s very clean, and the staff are friendly, but our meal was very disappointing. We were the only people in the entire dining area which seemed a little odd, but at least we had privacy. Our choices of actual tea were made (English breakfast for me and gingerbread chai for my wife) and these were delicious. But, and it’s a very big But; the food was very disappointing. Salmon sandwiches and chicken sandwiches both a bit underwhelming but palatable, but a tiny croissant filled with a minuscule amount of ham and cheese and a pot of very cold ratatouille with 2 cubes of feta cheese on the top which was revolting and just weird! Then the desserts - some quite nice pastries but the highlight of any afternoon tea should be the scones and they were quite frankly terrible. The fruit scones were both absolutely rock hard on one side so slicing them was a joke because you just couldn’t get your knife past half way through! Definitely not fresh scones (possibly frozen and reheated?) Nobody asked us if we were enjoying our food and it wasn’t until I paid that I was able to point out our disappointment. I was told it would be passed back to the kitchen…. Would we go again? Definitely not for afternoon tea that’s for sure.

Went here for breakfast, restaurant wasn’t busy at all but food service was painfully slow, when it finally arrived it was barely warm or edible. Staff were friendly and service for drinks was fine though. Won’t be back.

A very welcoming place to dine. The food was delicious and the service received from Stephanie and Josh was excellent. Happy hour is 5pm to 7pm, and the drinks offered are great value priced at 2 for 1.

We visited twice this weekend, as in the area and previously been. Great welcome from staff and lovely freshly cooked food. Mega busy both nights. Wouldn't hesitate to visit again when in the are. Must book, as mega busy!