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

I have been going to Market House just over a year as I had moved to Saffron Walden. I've always had beautiful service with the bartenders -- such a Shona, Alex, Adam. All that staff made myself and my partner feel like family everytime we had gone there. This past weekend my partner and a friend of ours had come to market house for a night out. As the night goes went on I sat down with the owner Andy and a man called Billy -- I was then informed that Billy was also the chef at this establishment. As I was speaking to these two older men Billy became rude towards me telling me I need to 'f**k off' and leave them to their night. I'm not a violent person so I walked away and went to meet my partner to enjoy my night. Later on the night this employee called Billy tripped in front of me turned around and called me a 'C**t' I am a younger woman and was disgusted by this. He didn't stop there and kept calling me that same name. I am appalled by this behaviour from an employee who works at a place where I felt safe. It is such a shame that the owner did nothing! As I said the bartenders had always been kind -- even the bouncer Fiona was extremely kind to me. However as their own Chef can called customers 'C**ts' and get away with it makes me sick to my stomach! I have also attached a picture of the man who called me this and then ran away without an apology. Sadly it has made me think twice of coming back!

Very disappointed!! We had a family meal booked here in November when we managed to get in contact with the pub (they never answer email's or the phone) After hearing the Chef had left. We was told that there was nothing they could do and wasn't anything to do with them! even though that it was a member of staff that took the booking and didn't even think about letting us know that they was no longer doing food!. Thankfully a local from the village has put us in contact with the chef and we have rearranged our family meal with him at a different location. Very poor management and bad experience!!

Undergoing refurbishment It needs it so badly

The pub was very busy when we arrived and extremely noisy. Happily we found a small area towards the back of the restaurant where a lovely gentleman named David was working. Welcoming people and taking orders. Such a gentleman. Calm, efficient, took the time to explain ways of payment. A noisy group of youngsters were spoken to quietly, immediate reduction in volume. Our food arrived surprisingly quickly considering how busy it was. Everything was hot, cooked well, and nicely presented, 2 drinks, fish and chips, ham, mushroom pizza plus side salad, £42, happy with that. And excellent service, thank you David x

hi a group of us went their tonight on our bikes, a very friendly landlord and locals and good beer, we was also given free chips, the best i have ever had, thanks nick,

Stayed one night at The Yew tree. The rooms were sheds in the car park. Everyone could see in. The windows were old and rotten. The single bed had no headboard so the pillow fell off in the night. There was a TV on a shelf above the single bed which my daughter hit her head on. There was a constant beeping sound all night like a car reversing . The room was clean and shower fine. We had no water in our room and could not buy breakfast the next morning as the pub didn't open until 12pm. House keeping came dead on 11am for us to leave . We had to wait in the car park in the cold for our lift home.

Had a couple of cocktails before going for food. Staff were very pleasant and made good drinks. You are sat in the middle of the lounge if that bothers you. Prices reflect airport prices, 3 drinks at £34.

Nice coffee food OK. Served our coffee in takeaway cups despite having ordered hot food and sitting in. Proper cups given to people coming in after us.Also the Barista shows off a little.

Having been treated to a birthday dinner at Chater's in December, which was excellent, we decided to book for some friends who were staying with us for the weekend. The charming waiter, Diego, welcomed us warmly and remembered us from our previous visit. The menu was so interesting and the dishes were all excellently executed...from broccoli with miso to beetroot with yogurt and plump anchovies to cured trout. Delicious light fruity Italian petillant red wine was so good we ordered 2 bottles. Delicious chocolate cake with berries for pudding completed a wonderful meal. The service from Diego and the other members of staff is faultless.

Lovely cosy pint in front of the lovely open fire in this community run pub. Not a Saffron Walden local but will definitely be back to try the lovely garden/outdoor area when it warms up!

This has been taken over by new people, they have kept the menu the same, with a few additions. It always used to be spotless in here, don’t know if it was just a bad day when we visited but it was really messy. Dirty plates and cups everywhere and no sign of tables being cleared. The fridge that has all the sandwich fillings in was barely full, and what was in there looked old and dry. The guy took our order, and there was someone else waiting for their order too. It took a long time for the first order to come out and ours took about half an hour for three takeout sandwiches. They were very slow, despite not being at all busy. The food was fine, but I don’t think I’ll eat from there again if it’s as dirty as last time. I’ll just go to the chippy a few doors down!

A Walden institution with consistently good food.

Cafe at London Stansted Airport. Friendly service. They have options to eat there or take away. Menu of coffees, teas and juices/smoothies. Sweets, sandwiches and porridge options. High prices but similar to the rest of the airport locations.

Clean & tidy friendly environment. Served by Lenka who was approachable, friendly and smiling. She worked hard serving guests in an efficient manner.

We eventually got served but we waited and waited and nothing arrived, not even our drinks, despite one young waitress standing at the till doing nothing. There was a baby shower going on in a separate room and everyone's attention was on them, a young lad was concentrating on filling up jam and cream pots for their afternoon teas that were laid out on the counter and we didn't even have a cup of tea. A lady on another table went up to the counter to enquire about her food delay, it was then that we decided to leave - they didn't even notice! We went to the co op to buy our lunch instead and saw one of the waitresses from the tea room buying our bagels! she needn't have bothered and needless to say we won't go back (the sticky menus and dirty tables need to be addressed too)