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!

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.

Many English cathedrals have refectories which are great spots for lunch. Ely has both the…read moreRefectory and the Almonry, of which I think the Almonry is by far the superior in both food and ambience. I had a Stilton ploughman's lunch followed by a Fenland Sticky Cake to which I added some clotted cream. I must say that I liked the Fenland Sticky Cake enough just to go back another day to remind myself what it was like and yes, I still liked it as much the second time. I even got more clotted cream second time round than first!

Set within the historic grounds of Ely Cathedral, the Almonry Restaurant & Tea Rooms are…read morebeautifully situated looking out upon a garden full of flowers and overlooked by the Catherdral itself. You can sit inside or outside, either way you will see the scenic backdrop surrounding this quaint place. Whether you choose to sit in the restaurant or the tea room makes no difference as the menu is the same. The menu consists of sandwiches, jacket potatoes, Ciabattas, platters, deserts and, of course, an English cream tea. Even sitting here with a pot of tea is peaceful and relaxed and, often, as you sit and sip away you will hear the friendly ducks waddling about. This truly is a hidden gem.

I walk past this takeaway/restaurant almost every day and it has always taken my fancy. It has…read moresomething really charming and almost secretive about it and that is something I would love to explore. I have had food from the takeaway menu and it was just superb, I couldn't have asked for more. Sylhet has, possibly, one of the more expensive menu's for Indian food in Ely but it was full of taste. My next move is to sit in and eat a meal with friends or family!

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.

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.

This pub (I'd hesitate, really, to describe it as a "gastropub", but that's the closest that Yelp's…read morefiling system can manage to a proper British pub) is fantastic. The place speaks for itself - three or four real ales on tap, two brewed specifically for the venue, combined with really good food on every day of the week including the best chips for miles. The food is exquisite every time. We went for Mothering Sunday recently and I had the shellfish bisque, which was gorgeous, followed by the chicken. Calling it 'the chicken' doesn't really do it justice though - not at all dry, with a layer of herbs spread underneath the skin to really infuse it with a deliciousness beyond anything I've had for Sunday lunch in a pub for a while. The Yorkshire pudding and roast potatoes (so often the downfall of an otherwise brilliant pub lunch) were absolutely sublime, nearly as good as mum's own cooking! To cap it off there was a chocolate and pistachio brownie with pistachio ice-cream - this was so soft that when you cut into the ice-cream with your spoon, the brownie went all gooey. This was also complemented brilliantly by really good service, a bustling interior and a decor that reminds you of a traditional country pub but with a hint of modernity. The one aspect of things that really seals the deal is the opening times: they serve food until 5pm on a Sunday! Perfect for the family who likes to take the Sunday a little more gently than others, and ends up not eating until about 4pm. If every pub in the world was like this one, the world would be a much better place!

Decent pub! Great…read morefood. Recommend eating. Had roasts and they were lovely. Staff were friendly. It was very cold. Not sure if this is common. But it was cold! So go here. Eat the food. I had 2 fantastic diet cokes (dry January sorry) but they were abnormally tasty.

Landmark pub located within walking distance of RAF Mildenhall, thus making this establishment a…read morevery attractive dining option for anyone on TDY status without an automobile. Been around since at least the 1980s maybe even earlier... standard pub fare which means a wide selection, mainstay favorites, and changing menus. Been here when it was noisy and packed and also when it was idyllic and quiet. Worth exploring if your travels bring you to this part of East Anglia. Cheers! Thanks awfully for reading my poor review!

A quick walk out of the gate, quite good fish & chips. I couldn't try the beer due to a work event…read more Pleasant atmosphere. Lots of screens for football (soccer). Pool table. Nice outdoor seating. A good getaway from the base whose kitchen stays plenty until 2000. (I got there at 1958 and they were kind enough to serve me and not say I missed it.)