The best restaurants serving Other european-cuisines food in England

This is my local and I've been coming here for over a year since I moved to Islington. It's a quiet bar with great clientele. It's decorated wonderfully with plants and has nice low lit lighting. The landlord has been nothing but welcoming since my partner and I first started visiting. They put on some amazing Jazz nights on Thursdays. Their selection of beers is quite niche which is a nice change from the usual selection you get at most other pubs. The garden out back is nice and cosy with outdoor heaters and fairy lights. You won't be disappointed!

I got my food but someone had took a massive dump in my food... i ate it because i was hungry but was sick the next day! I recommend this place but if you get poo dont eat it!

Pedí un sándwich de tocino crujiente y conseguí dos erupciones grasas de aspecto muy triste de tocino con una horrible taza de té £ 6. 50 Absolutamente terrible

Looks to me like it has some association with German dinner kebabs next door and had similar experience same night, sure if done right may be an enjoyable experience, if I had experience and would take the risk I'd know I could clean up, nottingham deserves better, safe your money go to a chain or even get a sandwich

Una joya escondida. La comida era absolutamente deliciosa. El servicio fue excepcional. El ambiente era perfecto. Tuvimos las brochetas de panza de cerdo, bistec de hangar y terminamos con el postre de sándwich de crema que compartimos ya que las porciones son muy generosas. El filete se cocinó perfectamente y se derritió en nuestras bocas. Las brochetas de panza de cerdo estaban muy sabrosas. El servicio era relajado pero tan atento. Sin duda volveríamos. El personal también fue brillante tratando con mi alergia a los frutos secos

Almost given up finding a place to eat around 2.00 pm Saturday, as town was very busy, but on the way home saw the Eden Polish restaurant was open, so went in to give it a try. Had to explain what drinks we wanted, but the meal was OK and home made. My wife had a large pork chop in batter with potatoes and salad and I had a goulash wrapped in pancake with salad. The portions were massive and we were able to takeaway more than half to eat the rest at home next day.

Lived not far from this place for awhile but never been tempted to give it a shot. But having eaten recently at another Romanian place we both agreed to have some authentic food once again. Cheap decor, inside and outside seating (just two tables looking into a busy street). Shop next door by the look if it belongs to the same pace, so food is expected to be fresh. Waiting staff are all Romanian and do not speak much English. Manners would also do with some improving. You can't order from the table, but need to go to the counter and pay prior. Food is tasty and fresh looking. Very cheap. Some beer and wine available but that's it.

As passing tourists to London, we thought it could be worth trying. We were quite surprised by the healthy / ethnic style. So here it gets tricky. They seemed to us to be doing very well for the market they were aiming for. It is just that it is not us. I am fond of goat’s cheese, and enjoyed the contents of the toastie. But in the future I must ask the waitress if it is on sourdough, so I can avoid the sheer hard work of cutting it / chewing it. It was my first breakfast mixed juice. A healthy option which tasted great, but made my eyes curl. Undoubtedly they were aiming for a particular niche, and hitting the mark well. It is just that my tastes lie else where. Incidentally for a simple breakfast it proved the most expensive breakfast so far this holiday

Romford is not how I remember it. Has lost a lot of character and just doesn't feel as safe as it used to be 10 years ago., I now only visit if I have to. Not an enjoyable experience.

yo vivo a unas puertas y he pasado este lugar polaco muchas veces pensando que deberías probarlo, especialmente porque es un restaurante familiar independiente.

We arrived and joined the queue for a table, we were then shown a table by what turned out to be the manager, sat for a while and picked what we wanted. Then what I assume was our waiter arrived and asked us repeatedly if we had jumped over the fence, our explanation fell on deaf ears, he repeatedly asked if we had sneaked in or jumped the fence. No idea why he was so aggressive, we are a late fifties couple, but he treated us like we were stealing something. Eventually we walked out rather than stay and be abused, past the very confused manager who I asked why we were being abused by a member of his staff for merely sitting where he had placed us, no answer other than would we like to have another table when it becomes free. We will never return.