Great old fashioned Inn - lovely surroundings. Food can be a little hit and miss - but when its…read moregood its fantastic!

Love the breakfast menu here. Traditional or omelette you can't go wrong. It does get busy on a…read moreSunday morning so you might have a small wait if you time it wrong.

Located in the Market Square this cafe serves decent food at realistic prices, and is very popular…read more An excellent menu. Has to be good as it competes with a Wetherspoons pub directly opposite. Worth a visit.

A great find, we found it using a feature on our Sat-Nav after a busy-day and needing a good meal…read more We'e been back several times as the food is really good. The menu changes frequently and is seasonal and of high quality. Cosy atmosphere and no-children environment make this a good place for grown-up evenings. They have a beer made for them by the Langtons Brewery which is good too!

This is my favourite restuarant in the area. I have dined here many times and the food has never…read morefailed to impress me. Such a lovely atmostsphere, welcoming staff, good service and great food everytime. Thoroughly recommend a visit.

An upscale tea, coffee and sandwich place with a price to match. The specials always sound good…read moreand then ultimately disappoint. If you go, stick to tea and coffee.

I'm shocked that Oundle didn't have a dedicated tea room before Brew Babu opened, and its apparent…read moresuccess proves it filled a gap in a town otherwise consumed by an abundance of coffee shops and hairdressers. They have a large variety of house blends, or I think you can make your own blend. I don't know anything about tea, but they seem to take it pretty seriously, as its served with your own tea timer to let you know when to pour. Of course, you have the option for stronger tea and are free to ignore the timer. I've had the Citrus Earl Grey, which was soft and delicate, and complemented a slice of gluten-free carrot cake very nicely. They also have a large selection of herbal infusions, of which I enjoyed the moroccan mint. They also have a surprisingly large selection of food served throughout the day. I've had the ham and cheese croissant, which was extremely good, as well as gluten-free carrot cake, and hummus and pita. For me, the hummus was a bit unbalanced, with a very strong lemon flavor, but it was still tasty and the accompanying pita was perfectly toasted. The interior feels like a Pottery Barn catalog (do they have that in the UK?) or otherwise the epitome of the term shabby chic, following the current trend to mismatch chairs at tables and such. It's a place that will appeal to Oundle's unique clientele of posh-students-who-wish-they-could-be-hipsters, and pensioners looking for a fresh cuppa.

A contemporary Indian restaurant with a minimalist style. Very clean and tastefully decorated. The…read morefood is excellent, with a wonderful choice of dishes try the kangaroo curry! The side dishes are fantastic, especially the aubergine. Service is friendly and unintrusive. Set meals at a fixed price are available, but the best bet is to choose form the menu. A 3 course meal for two, with a couple of drinks will cost about £35-£40 per head, which is a bit pricey for a curry. But it is good for that extra-special occasion. update: NOW CLOSED

Think this now called the Dining Room. Excellent contemporary style and menu. Beautiful plentiful…read moreand varied food. Service attentive but not intrusive. No parking area, but close to main street so walkable from car parks

A great restaurant in the heart of Spalding. Attentive and friendly service. Would thoroughly…read morerecommend

Good restaurant. One of the better places to go in Spalding, we are regular visitors here. The…read moreconstant special offers draw in more customers. Definitely recommend coming here. Staff always helpful and friendly.

As a avid fan of the coffee shop I have to say this place is my Joint favourite in town, a nice…read moreatmosphere that will remind anyone who has been to Portugal or Spain of their favourite little place abroard. For me the coffee has just the right strength bean which makes for a nice light and smooth coffee although I have to admit that for some it's not as strong as they would like. They also serve Soft & Alcoholic drinks including as you would expect some imported items from Portugal. As well as the thirst quenchers you can also satisfy your stomach with a full and varied menu of both classic English and authentic Portuguese fayre, not to mention the cafe's very own Bakery which serves fresh bread and Pastries etc. There is also a shop attached to the Cafe where you can pick up all kinds of imported portuguese treats includund specialist Chorizo Sausages (also for some spanish items as often the difference is just the name on the brand label) Handy if your after a bottle of wine or Port to go with your meal and the off licence is not open! I have always found the quality of the food and the portion size here very good although not the cheapest I have to admit. (Ask for the Creme Caramel !) There is usually some live sports match or something news based on the tv too which can add to the Iberian atmosphere although it is obviously in Portuguese!! The staff are also very good, and if you take the oportunity to get to know them just a little then you'll find them quite chatty and welcoming. Overall I highly recommend this nice little coffee Shop, in fact I wish i could be there now myself!!

Wonderful Italian bar, coffee shop and general amazing place to eat and chill. The carrot cake is…read morethe most amazing cake I have ever eaten!!!