Good service, extremely quick! Pizza was good. We ordered 7 pizzas and there were no complaints…read moreabout anything veg was extremely fresh

Great pizza and pasta, probably one of the more cheaper options at Center Parcs…read more Recommended dining and recommend booking a table in advance at any of the Center Parcs restaurants. No issues with the service.

Wonderful food, great staff, and ample seating. This spot…read morehad tables pushed together, perfect for our large party. They even had children's toys! Google brought me here, searching for a proper English breakfast. Number 6 is an English Breakfast. 9 is that plus some. Ordered 9 and a london fog. The london fog was phenomenal to wash down this hefty, savory breakfast. The sausages are fantastic and so is the buttery toast. LOVE LOVE LOVE! Can't recommend enough!

Was looking for a breakfast spot not too far from Lakenheath lodging. Angels Cafe came up and…read morewanted to give it a shot. We were not disappointed. The 2 workers we interacted with were such a joy and I felt very comfortable eating there. Lots of choices. I went with #2 and it was delicious. I also ordered a mocha and it was amazing. Lots of seating, also some tables outside. My colleague ordered the "bubble" which was a potato mash type dish that she said was very good along with her latte. I definitely want to visit them again before we leave.

We decided to checked if they have available table since we did not call to reserve. Luckily we…read morewere seated right away. The service was good & the whole place looked so festive. They're very attentive & asked a few times if we need anything else. We ordered the lamb shank & the chicken schnitzel. I totally recommend them. The lamb shank was very tender and just fell off the bone. The schnitzel was good too and the sauce it was paired with. My only complain was the food took a little longer to be served.

One of the best pubs to eat in Ely, the food is great and the Carvery is sublime…read more There is range of beers to choose from and usual selection of lagers. A must if you are traveling through Ely.

Really great location, friendly staff, and wonderful selection of beer. The food is delicious, and…read morethe prices can't be beat. Love going here to sit outside in the summer months.

Seahorse is a fish and chip takeaway, which also doubles up as a little shop…read more On one side is the takeaway, serving up some great tasting food, fish and chips, sausages, pies all cooked fresh while you wait. On the other side is the shop, which sells confectionary, tobacco, newspapers and small items of other things such as bread, milk, eggs etc. Its slightly out of town, making it easy if you dont want to go all the way into town. Its one of the few smaller shops around that open late, normally until 10pm. Seahorse is a tidy, well organised little shop and takeaway, with friendly, chatty staff and good products. Its a shame there arent more around like it!

I love pizza express, even though they're overpriced. The service is always great, and I love the…read morepizza selections (though my only issue is that the center of the dough gets a bit soggy.... but I guess you can't fix that with thin crust). I love this location in particular because it's beautiful. I had a birthday party in the back dining room and fell in love.

The fanciest Pizza Express you ever did see, and it was an experience trying this place out after…read moreour Varsity match. The pizza is pretty average and the prices are pretty high, but I think the actual restaurant is beautiful and the service is fairly good. Like I mentioned earlier, we were there after our Varsity match. Despite the chaos, they managed to serve us food in an orderly and amiable manner (and indeed everyone was being quite rowdy, so major props). I wouldn't necessarily recommend it or go out of my way to come back, but I am impressed with their ability to handle large parties. Definitely keep this place in mind if you're looking for a place to host a fairly sizeable group of people!

Three of us ate here tonight. Visiting from Las Vegas - and or of our group was at a formal dinner…read moreso the 3 of us came to Wildwood. Two boys and mom. Was yummy. The carbonara pizza was light on ingredients. Couldn't taste or see the cheese but yummy all the same. My superfood salad was excellent! The Ox and chorizo burger reported as good also. Wildwood

Right on Bridge street, between Quayside and the Round Church…read more on a rainy July afternoon, when other places were so full to overflowing from the crowds hoping for refuge from the downpour they could afford to be incredibly obtuse, this was a quiet bright place. I've heard that because the UK waitstaff doesn't work off tips, they're less attentive and that has seemed to be the case -- until we lucked out with Nikki. Bright, cheerful, attentive without being obtrusive. Lovely person. The ambience was nice, the setting very appealing, clean lines, subtle (tho not dark) lighting. Some of the food was tasty, like the fried calamari and the salad with bacon, grilled chicken, and mozzarella. They have a great refreshing, not overly-sweet lemonade, mint, I think. My companion enjoyed his penne with prosciutto. But I was a bit taken aback by the seafood risotto -- far, far too salty and with an unexpected kick. But we were starved, and there was plenty of lemonade and water.

With fairly reasonable prices by British standards, our dinner at Prima with some old mates I had…read morenot seen in 20 years was smashing, jolly good fun! Parking can be a challenge in the center of Huntingdon, but some local knowledge (and permission) got us a spot in close proximity. Attractive inside and out, the restaurant is modern and tastefully decorated with stone and wood accents. We were the only four customers on a weeknight, so the service was fast and efficient. We started with a Basket of Bread with EVO and Balsamic Vinegar (£2.95), Marinated Olives (£2.95), and a bottle of Pinot Grigio (£15.95). The bread was fresh and tasty, the olives delicious and the wine ... white, not my favorite, but dinner was our treat and our dear friends prefer vino bianco, so there you have it. My wife had the Linguine Carbonara (£8.95) and I the Mussels in Marinara and Cream Sauce (Special - £9.95). Our friends had Penne (£10.95) and Mussels (£9.95) with the two boys sharing a side of French Fries (£2.95). My wife is Italian and the carbonara was of the non-Italian variety (made with cream, not eggs - damn salmonella!), so she was not thrilled although she said it was "not bad" (picky Italians). The mussels were very good, but I would have thought a "main" (we had the option of "appetizer" or "main") would have had more mussels than we ended up getting (about a half pound). Everybody had the Amaretto Ice Cream (£6.95) except me, so I had a taste of my wife's. It was good. Overall, the dinner was extremely enjoyable and did not break the bank. The food was good, probably the best Italian we had in our month in England, but having lived in Italy and being married to an Italian, our standards are pretty high. I would definitely recommend Prima if in the Huntingdon area. CombatCritic Gives Prima A Very Respectable 7 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better!

I really liked Prima. The service was very quick and friendly. I just stopped in for a couple of…read moredrinks, so I can't comment on the quality of the food. The interior is beautifully and confusingly decorated. It is supposed to be an Italian restaurant, yet the decorations looked Hispanic and the owners are Iranian. I'm not complaining, just informing. If I didn't live in the United States, I'd probably go back to try the food and give you a full review!