The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Epping Forest East of England

Started with a couple of really good real ales - Directors I believe! Not had a pint that good for ages - most landlord have no idea about real ale and concentrate on selling chemicals! Progressed to multiple starters like we usually do and all were very good not greasy like some deep fried starters you get elsewhere - prawn satay was excellent! Its a nice little restaurant and the service was lovely! Then instead of sticking to lots of starters as normal we decided to go for main course - we shared a crab rice but I ordered the seafood curry which whilst a very nice seafood stew didnt seem to have any Thai spices or flavours in it and not really a curry - bit disappointing really - should have stuck to the starters!! Will probably go back and keep to the starters Reasonable price - difficult to get a phone signal to order a cab home!

Amazing pub atmosphere and grub.

Absolutely shocking service, I've been eating here for years and always found the staff kind and attentive, especially Felicity. On my last visit with my 11 year old daughter, I didn't have a booking, there were plenty of tables available, and I was told that it wasn't a problem. We were taken to a table and left waiting for 30 minutes, not even asked for a drinks order. Despite trying to attract the attention of one of the two staff that were just swanning around they simply ignored us until I got up to leave. At this point she waived and said thanks for coming?? I told the staff member that the service was shocking and that we had been ignored for 30 minutes, the reply was 'well you didn't even have a booking'. She was more concerned on prancing around the wreath making table! Despite 7 years, I won't be going back. Shame Really.

Freshwater offer lavish and huge, tasty portions of freshly made food at a very reasonable price. My wife's first instinct that day was to go to MacDonalds but the quality of food and value for money at Freshwaters was way beyond what we would have had there. Freshwater serve you a proper meal.

The pub is quite large, modern and clean . Nice choice of food. There is accommodation here if you need it with plenty of parking . A large garden in the summer. Service was good friendly helpful staff.

Best breakfast around. Love it here! Always seem to busy but efficient service. Menu choice is great. The food and drinks are lovely

Arrived to RoseyLea's at 9.20am for breakfast on 9th June. Stood by the wait here sign for 5 minutes without any staff in sight. Two tables eating their breakfast inside the restaurant. When I poked my head around towards the kitchen, there were two staff members enjoying their own breakfast and 5 staff chatting to themselves in the kitchen. Stood for a further minute or two before we were acknowledged. A young woman with a scowl on her face and looking like she would rather be anywhere else barked 'how many?' After saying we were 3 plus a baby she gestured half heartedly to the restaurant and walked off sullenly back towards the kitchen. My pregnant wife was left holding our toddler while I was forced to shout across the restaurant for a high chair. The food was extremely average - both in quality and cooking skill. I am by no means a chef, but I could have made it better at home. And honestly, £3.25 for a small glass of long-life orange juice?! I don't mind paying that kind of money for juice, but at least get some not-from-concetrate stuff. You must think your customers are mugs! What a massive shame as with the novelty of the airport for children this could be a really good spot, but this is a rip off at £50!

We did the afternoon tea with Cinderella. The service, food, atmosphere and certainly Cinderella, could not be faulted. The children's afternoon tea is the best we've ever been too. They really understood what the children would and could manage. The adult afternoon tea was huge! Thankfully they gave us goodie bags to take home. We don't live local, but the trip is certainly worth it! Look forward to visiting again.

Only thing I can say, don’t go, I’m no cook but I reckon I could of done better, waited 35 minutes and to get served below average breakfast very disappointing, even bread and but was hard,

Found here by accident.Driving back from Cambridge and decided to stop for late Sunday lunch.Excellent food lovely surprise to find such a beautiful property.Have a gazebo so also can cater for weddings/larger parties

ten members of our family joined us and the both the food and service was good Prices were very reasonable too

Was really disappointed with our visit today. Asked for tap water, non arrived. Ordered food and it took forever to come. Had to ark for salt. Another coffee delivered was spilt everywhere. Ordered extra pooched egg with toast, paid but it didn’t come. The place is dirty and needs a very good deep clean. Very expensive menu for for it has to offer. Unattentive staff. Wouldn’t bother to visit. Overall extremely disappointed

Cold dry burger same with chicken . Salad dressing didn't go with the fish . Drinks were OK Service provider ok but not rushed off their feet. Total waste of money will not return.

Had a lovely afternoon tea with my friend good value for money plenty of sandwiches and delicious freshly baked cake selection. Asked for clean plates for my cakes and was no problem at all. Pretty venue and great to have a local place that serves fresh cakes and sandwiches. Will definitely be back

I met up with an old mate of many years in Ongar and we were looking for somewhere to get a drink and a bite and we wandered into the two Brewers. We were welcomed by the staff who were really friendly as it seemed were the regulars in there and it was a lovely atmosphere. The service was excellent and the food really lovely and served with a smile. The drinks were plentiful in choice and priced very fairly. I can certainly recommend a visit and I will have no hesitation going back when I am next in the area.