The best restaurants serving Other international-cuisines food in South West

We went to Bickley on Friday 20 th September for our daughter’s wedding. It was absolutely fantastic , all the guests and I mean all commented on how great it was . Thankyou everyone at Bickley Mill for making a special day so memorable

We went for a family Birthday lunch, service and food was excellent, staff very friendly and helpful Menu, wide selection of foods to cater for all tastes Really would recomend

With a need for a gluten free dish, the waitress was very helpful and knowledgable about the menu including cross contamination, even double checking ingredients with the chef. I decided to have the gammon and swapped the chips for new potatoes due to possible cross contamination. The new potatoes were well cooked and gammon was amazing quality and delicious, definitely the best I’ve had by far! The gluten free brownie was also lovely with ice cream and chocolate sauce. Service was quick.

Great stop after a walk and really well cared for by Mattie. The florentine was gorgeous and Benji (daschund) appreciated his water.

I can remember camping nearby with family and going to the Tredrea since the seventies. The area has remained amazingly unspoiled after fifty years, but even here change is inevitable. The Tredrea has closed and will be missed by us, good memories of having a pint with that wonderful view. I hope the area continues to change as slowly over the next fifty years to preserve this magic areabas long as possible.

We've eaten at the oak for years. But today's lunch was a disappointment because of the service. The waiters who served us were nice. But they did what busy tourist restaurants do in London to move customers through quickly. They cleared some plates before we'd finished eating or asked if ok to do so. They gave us the bill not long after we'd finished and without us asking for it. This made us feel rushed. And for a £45 lunch, that isn't good.

Great sandwiches and cakes. Had 2 lovely baguettes on brown bread and chicken . Absolutely delicious. Brownie was mouthwatering. Will come back for more.

Couldn’t have asked for a better experience, truly amazing food at a very reasonable price, without a shadow of a doubt the best meal out I’ve had in years. Staff were delightful and the chef deserves his own restaurant. Will definitely be returning….. very soon.

El agradable personal del restaurante era muy servicial. La comida estaba muy bien preparada y, por su excelente relación calidad-precio, el restaurante estaba limpio. La comida estaba preparada en frente de usted. Realmente recomendaría esta joya de lugar.

We had a lovely meal in the Amalfi restaurant in The Chine Hotel, The grounds of the hotel are wonderful with some fantastic gardens to explore & a lovely short walk to the beach. The restaurant is decorated wonderfully & you are whisked back in time to an art deco period, with so much memorabilia of famous people who have stayed here in the past. The meal was great, there was a lot of choice & it was cooked to perfection using locally sourced fresh ingredients. The staff were helpful & friendly & this made our experience fantastic.

1st time to Eastbourne rustico and will be my last. 0 for hygiene and atmosphere. Monday 28th lunchtime around 1.40 the place was empty. 1 chef 1 waitress, which is more than enough when empty. Chef kept going out the back in the car park on his phone and kept rubbing his face mouth as if he was tired. As soon as starters were made, he was back outside on his phone again, rubbing his face and hands through his hair. Then, back in and made our pizzas without washing his hands. Luckily, my daughter had her back to him, and i didn't want to make a fuss. Waitress very soulless, absolutely nothing. Just basic hello, what would you like. No asking was everything ok. We will stick with the Bexhill branch as so much better. My daughter stated that the toilets were filthy, no sanity bin, just an open bin, and toilet rolls dumped in a basket.

I really enjoyed the ambience of the Limpley Stoke Hotel. A little way out of Bath, but so much personality in this gorgeous Georgian building. A special shout out to Chris, who looked after the bar. He went out of his way to make me feel welcome.

I have eaten from here in the past and it has been good. Unfortunately, not enough care is taken to remove the bones from the chicken for the jerk wraps. The mishap resulted in a dental problem for me; a painful tooth from unassumingly biting into the wrap and hitting bone. I would probably have forgone leaving a negative review (things like this can happen) but it has been some weeks since the incident and I am still experiencing pain. Message for the owner: please take more care with the removal of bones.

When we entered we had hardly got through the door when this older women with glasses barked at us what did we want her whole manner was very inhospitable then told us we could only sit at this one big table as they were laying out the tables ready for Christmas and we were not able to sit in the other area either. The other staff were very friendly If this person is in charge she needs a talking to. I have worked in hospitality and if I had acted like that I would have been reprimanded.

We were visitors to the town and Mughals was suggested by staff at our hotel. What a disappointment. We were the only customers in there on a Sunday evening, but thought we'd give it a try. We had to ask the somewhat unkempt and untidy 'waiter' to put some music on to give the place a bit of atmosphere. My husband and I ordered poppadums which came with one small container of mango chutney and one small container of lime pickle...no onions or cucumber relish ( traditional accompaniments). Our mains: lamb biryani and chicken jalfrazi and pilau rice which we had heard being prepared in a microwave were inedible ! Tasteless and lukewarm. We had a couple of mouthfuls, asked for the bill and left! Oh, and the customer toilet had no light in it ! Don't waste your money...give this one a wide berth !