This is a very popular Thai restaurant in Royston. The interior features a lot of bamboo and carved…read morewood, creating a Thai ambience. I had a Tom Kha Hed, coconut soup flavoured with galangal, lemongrass, chili oil, tomatoes, and mushrooms (£5.95); and my partner had Kanom Jeeb (£6.95), steamed minced pork and prawn dumplings with sweet dark soy sauce. For mains we both chose Gang-Ga Ree, a Thai yellow curry with potatoes, onions, coconut milk topped with fried shallots, mine with tofu, and my partner's with chicken (£10.95). My partner enjoyed his meal, and would score it 4/5; I found both Tom Kha and the curry to be under-spiced for Thai food, and the Tom Kha was a little claggy. My Gang-Ga Ree had an awful lot of potato in it, and with the rice, felt like a lot of carb overload - and it was possibly the mildest Thai curry I've ever had. So I'd score the food 3/5. Service was efficient throughout, and it wasn't an expensive evening out (under £50) , so we've gone for 4/5 overall.

By the time I entered I wasn't expecting a nicely decorated Thai restaurant at all…read more Most of the ones I've recently visited were just ordinary restaurant, serving good food but in a sterile environment. So one-zero, ball in the middle. The food was good, I would say a bit too spicy also when not expected; my advice is to pay attention to the stars because a medium is quite hot, and I like chillies. The perfection could have been possible by speeding up the service a bit. OK, slow service is normally a good sign mean is fresh. In fact, all or stuff were quite good, but it must be said I notice a particular preference for prioritising the takeaway / delivery food. We have also asked our soup to be served as a starter, but they messed up and brought as a main. Or neighbours got something wrong in a similar fashion. Price wise is OK. Not cheap, but worth a visit.

London Pride & Kozel. Thanks to the ChefBar Tenders are friendly and helpful. Service is very good…read more Clean nice atmosphere. I highly recommend.

New Turkish restaurent in Revamped town square. Visited for the first time, service food and value…read moreall excellent, high quality food in Royston, unheard of, so the start of a new era. It was VERY full and deservedly so, make sure you book!

This restaurant is on a site that has had many restaurants fail, but I really hope this one does…read morewell. The food and service were both excellent, the staff were very open to special requests even on a busy friday night. The Iksender kebab is particularly good. The pricing is very reasonable. We had a great meal.

We came hear for a large family lunch and the room was perfect for us to all sit in. The kids had…read morespace to play. The service was good but the food wasn't fantastic. My pate was fine as was the salmon but the goats cheese tarts weren't very nice, hence the lower school. That said the overall experience was good and I will likely return.

My husband and I are from NYC and we stay at the Old Bull Inn at Christmas time every other year as…read morehis side of the family is English. Lovely rooms - very comfortable, nicely decorated, clean bathrooms, always warm and overlooking the beautiful town of Royston - which it's right in the middle of, on the high street. There are lots of shops and a late night Tesco nearby. One year we stayed in the apartment they have right next door- which was luxurious, our jaws hit the floor when we walked through the door. If you want a comfortable stay in a clean, cozy old English hotel with friendly personalized service and a terrific hot breakfast (included) stay at The Old Bull!

Delicious Rotisserie ChickenI loved the Salad with a great variety of veggies. Great service, nice…read moreatmosphere. Most importantly, they had a REAL Hot Sauce - Habanero . Many people had the Lamb Shank which they seemed to be thoroughly enjoying. Can't wait for lunch time. . .

A non meat eater but I was spoilt for choice. I eventually decided on the Garden burger and fries…read morebecause it's something different for me. Really tasty and looked great too. A lot of effort has been put into making this a fun restaurant a little different from the high street chains. I'd go back and be tempted by the woodfired pizzas.

Really friendly. Really enjoyed lunch here on a very hot Saturday. Halloumi salad was very tasty…read morewith beautifully sweet caramelized onions. The monkfish scampi was huge and equally tasty. Jugs of tap water kept coming and no pressure to buy drinks or dessert. Will definitely be back.

Always a pleasure to be naughty and order a take away. The Malay Chinese offering are always on…read morepoint and the staff are wonderful. Thumbs up for Rasa Sayang.

This is a traditional pub, sitting at the hearts of the small Cambridgeshire village of Fowlmere…read more The main building dates from the late 15th or early 16th Centuries, with additions in the 17th Century. It has been a pub since the 16th Century, as a Coaching Inn on the London - King's Lynn road. Samuel Pepys (the diarist who recorded the Great Fire of London in 1666) stayed here in 1660. The front part of the pub is the old part, with inglenook fireplaces , tiled floors and low beams, but there is an airy modern extension at the rear which can seat 30, as well as a small beer garden. There is a small car park, but parking is also available on the High Street. They have a full bar, with a small selection of real ales on tap, a number of bottled beers, alongside an extensive wine list and the usual range of spirits. The food veers towards the gastro pub style, using local ingredients and hearty portions. (They state that their pork comes from named pigs from the village!) Starter "nibbles' such as olives and picked onions are around £5, starters (soup, meatloaf, smoked salmon) £8-£10, and mains £18-£24, with steaks at £35, and flatbread style pizzas £12-£17. In addition, there is an extensive tapas menu (albeit with a items a Spaniard wouldn't necessarily recognise) at £5.50-£9.50, and two of three of those would also make a decent meal. There is also a separate vegan menu of starters and mains. Service was fast and the staff friendly. Recommended.

Really good food, service and interior. Found it slightly at random, but a pleasant surprise. Beer…read moreselection was average.

Great Nepalese & Indian fusion restaurant. Beautiful…read moredishes - worth a visit

Nestling in the village of Kneesworth is this Indian/Nepalese Fine Fusion restaurant. Once the Red…read moreLion, as many pubs have been taken over, this restaurant is nicely refurbished with plenty of seating, good service and, more to the point, excellent food. Our party of four had different meals, all to the highest standard of cuisine. The waiter asked how 'spicy' each of us wanted our various choices, a nice touch as palates differ. My Nepalese GARLIC CHILLI CHICKEN (Strips of chicken tikka marinated and cooked in tandoor then prepared in a relatively hot rich tomato based sauce with green garlic and crushed chilli paste) was delicious with a chapatti and ALOO SAG. The other choices were also delicious as the empty plates testify as they were taken away. Prices for meals are more than reasonable for the quality of food. However, drinks can run the bill up. £3.50 for a bottle of water seems, to me, a little excessive. Would I return. Most definitely. Just to work my way through that wonderful menu.