The best restaurants serving Other european-cuisines food in Uttlesford East of England

Travelling from Yorkshire to fly out of Stanstead on our annual holiday we were looking for somewhere to enjoy a nice relaxing meal before checking in. We made a reservation at the Pig and Truffle and we were very impressed with our experience. The staff were extremely accommodating and despite a quiet day, due to the England final we were catered for and cared for with a very impressive meal that was truly delicious. Thank you ever so much for a thoroughly enjoyable meal in a lovely setting with excellent service.

Absolutely fantastic food and great service, the best place to eat by far in Saffron Walden. Highly recommend. Will definitely be visiting again soon.

The Grill room always has a nice atmosphere. My Mum and I find it to be A La Carte but relaxed which is a nice mix. The food is delicious, we’ve never had a bad meal. I had the Potato Gratin with baby parsnips (vedgy option) this time and it was delicious. The Chef very kindly did my Mum a chicken option, as she couldn’t eat the other options and she really enjoyed it. Presentation and portion size is very good. Reasonably priced for the quality. When we stay at the hotel we always eat in the Grill room and if we were more local we’d eat here more often.

Rating as Kings. Food delivered cold, part of the order missing, and refused to return call to resolve. Won’t be going back.

Excellent service, amazing place!

I found myself at Stansted airport last Friday with an unexpected four-hour layover in the middle of the day, courtesy of delayed Ryanair flights. I couldn’t bear the thought of spending that time loitering in the International Arrivals or Check-In areas prior to being able to check-in my hold luggage two hours before my rescheduled flight. Thankfully, I remembered that the Radisson Hotel is just a brisk two-minute walk from the terminal building and knew that their lobby bar / lounge would make for a more pleasant option to pass the time and have some lunch. Although the Wine Tower Bar is not the cosiest of places due to the extremely high ceiling and echoey atmosphere, seating is plentiful and comfortable, and the bar was extremely quiet at the time of my visit. The short Daytime Bar Menu offers good quality food and decent portions, though at admittedly high prices, but, in my opinion, at much better value for money than at the airport, where my “restaurant” choices would’ve been Burger King and Costa Coffee. My very tasty Chicken Caesar Salad cost £19.50 plus £1.95 service charge. Other guests nearby ate Fish & Chips, and the size of the battered fish was generous. There is an extensive beverages menu including cocktails and mocktails, Guinness on tap and, of course, the contents of that famous wine tower. A very good Americano and a Virgin Mojito came in at around £14, but were worth it for the sake of being able to spend my wait in the bar area and avoid the airport terminal chaos until it was time for my check-in. Kudos to Loveline at the bar who looked after me well once we got over our language problems – her accent and mine didn’t gel well.