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

Excellent waffles, sweet and savoury and coffee was delish

In the hole. It used to be good, but now it's terrible.

We and our friends have been looking forward to eating on a Saturday evening at this restaurant. We booked a table which was acknowledged, arrived at the restaurant 7.55pm and the scene was total chaos. There were people queued out the door, we made it inside, there was no host to greet or even explain what was going on. Got to 8.20 still nobody came and updated us on the situation. We left and found elsewhere to eat. Really disappointing, as I have lost all confidence of booking again

More drugs than a Colombian speedboat. This place is dirty. Weeds everywhere, dirty bathrooms apart from the top of the cistern that gets sniffed clean every 5 minutes. Awful, awful place and worse customers. This is an absolute den of filth.

Great selection of beers, including local breweries. Wine portfolio is excellent. Drink in for a small corkage or take away. Great service. Not stayed for food yet

This was an excellent prix fixe lunch menu. The cod was early excellent and beautifully cooked. The soup that our guests ordered was great. Throughly recommend it and great views across the golf links.

We fell in in love with this cute café and its staff the first time we popped in.It is so delicious, best coffee we've had in ages. Vast variety of snacks and beverages, vegetarian option available, very nice and welcoming...

A group of 13 women had a Pensioner’s Lunch here which was two courses for £14.95. There was a large choice of dishes, the food didn’t take long to come out and the young waiters were very obliging. We were in a lovely room with Wedgwood Blue walls. Incidentally, the chips were some of the best I have ever tasted!

Excellent selection of beers in a beautiful historic building

Very expensive for poor quality food, food probably cooked by a 3rd rate agency 'cook', not a chef. Six of us sat for dinner on Friday 8th Nov, scallops poor, medium steak overcooked and watery. Sea bass well over cooked, I cook sea bass a lot, so I do know what I am talking about. Two of us thought we recognised the £48 bottle of wine we had, its £12.99 from Majestic Wine. For £90 a head we would expect better. Next time a good honest pub.

We loved The Ivy at St Albans :) The food was really tasty - so many tempting options on the menu and the service was fantastic too! It was a meal to celebrate my birthday and the restaurant hadn’t known this until they saw me open a gift but surprised me with a chocolate profiterole dessert! Very kind. I would definitely like to visit again as we enjoyed such a pleasant evening, thank you!

Been coming here for years as its just a good pub but it annoying as it could be great. The location is truly superb but the small things that let it down. It's just lack consistency.

Went for lunch on a Saturday with my grandma. She ordered the light fish and chips, and I had the Mac Salad with chicken breast. When the dishes arrived, I couldn’t help the food envy wash over me, as I eyed up my grandmas wonderful plate of crispy fish with a healthy portion of fries, in comparison to what could be described as the driest unseasoned chicken breast, hiding a portion of salad which wouldn’t even satisfy a bunny. I’m not one to complain, but being served this microscopic plate for near £13 raised my eyebrows to the rafters. I went up to the bar to explain the rabbit food situation, which the bartender AGREED, it was a small portion. He was kind enough to supply me with further roughage at no extra charge, but I feel if even they know they are serving such small sizes, something should be done? No fault for the rest of the pub, the staff were lovely and the atmosphere is cosy.

Amazing food, friendly team and Amazing drinks

Excellent food. Fresh and generous portions. Excellent service too. Would highly recommend.