Central Bedfordshire

Central Bedfordshire, UK, bietet eine malerische Landschaft, historische Wahrzeichen und eine vielfältige Gastronomie mit traditioneller britischer Küche wie Fish and Chips, Braten und Nachmittagstee.

Bistro Twenty Four

Bistro Twenty Four

24 High Street, LU5 6BY, Central Bedfordshire, United Kingdom

Bistro • Coffee • British • Breakfast


"Given one menu between three people and expected to know our order within five minutes of arriving; well, that’s the attitude of the young lady serving us as she blatantly rolled her eyes at us because we weren’t ready to order! The second time the young lady came to take our order, the last of our party was trying to find the pizza on the menu (as well as clearly trying to keep an eye on her small child! as it is on the downloadable version from the website and clearly advertised on the café’s Facebook cover photo!! To help my friend out, I asked the lady serving us if the café still served pizza, to which she replied no and did we need extra time, then once again rolled her eyes when we answered yes to needing a bit more time. I’d understand if the café was busy, but there were only three other small groups of customers in the café. It was just utter rudeness! The young lady is obviously very inexperienced when it comes to customer service and would benefit from further training/shadowing of more experienced staff. In addition to this, if pizza is no longer on offer, the café needs to seriously update what they are advertising online! I ordered the cauliflower aloo gobi dhansak jacket potato. The dhansak was so stodgy and tasteless, I didn’t enjoy it. At no point did any of the staff check to see if our food was to our satisfaction. Apart from the young lady taking our order having rolled her eyes at us twice, there was no contact from the staff until we got up to pay; the staff couldn’t move quick enough to clear our plates!! A disappointing experience, particularly as this café USED to have outstanding service and fantastic food! Wouldn’t recommend with its current standards."

The Lime Tree

The Lime Tree

60 North Street, LU7 1EN, Central Bedfordshire, United Kingdom

Cafés • Asian • Indian • Seafood


"Sat 8/10/22..1900 – On good recommendation I placed quite an expensive order with The Lime Tree, for delivery. Over an hour and a half later, I’m still waiting for my food, so I made a call to the establishment, in order to find out what the delay was. I was told that my food was on its way and that it should be with me in 10 minutes. 15 minutes later, no food, so I made another call, this time to be told that it would be 5 mins. Anyway, over 2 hours 20 mins later the food was eventually delivered. No apologies from the delivery driver, who was on his toes straight away. Strangely enough the food was cold! I ordered the lamb madras, which came in a large foil container – 7 of the smallest pieces of lamb cubes floating around in the sauce, it was more like a lamb madras soup! The veggie curry was dry and lacking content also, the rice was dry and hard, the Bombay potatoes were dry and tasteless, the papadums were more like oversized crisps and as for the mango chutney, which came in the smallest plastic container ever, was watered down to max. ing awful, considering what I had paid. Not only does The Lime Tree’s integrity stink, their so called food was the worst excuse for a curry I have ever experienced, certainly not ‘A Delight in Every Bite’ as they clearly state and definitely not the ‘Gold Standard of Cooking’ they allege to ‘Maintain’. It was rank and something I didn’t ‘Indulge in’ which ended up in the bin! Is this the way you treat decent paying customers You should be ashamed of yourselves! I can’t comment about eating in, however I for one will not be using this establishment again and as for recommending, not a hope in hells chance..!"

Lounge India

Lounge India

7 St. Neots Road, Sandy SG19 1LB, United Kingdom, SG19 2LT, Central Bedfordshire

Asian • Balti • Indian • Buffet


"I used to visit this place regularly when it was number 1 in Sandy but haven't been for a while. My wife is not very keen on spicy food so frequently I visit restaurants solo and what is it that restaurants seem to have about people eating alone even at quiet times? A few months ago I entered on a Sunday lunchtime after 1pm and was told it was not yet open despite it being advertised as such. Today I went for the Sunday buffet. I was not offered any poppadums despite knowing that they are extras. The food was OK but not spicy enough for my liking. The only waiter disappeared for virtually the whole of the time so was not available to ask for more drinks. He was more interested in waiting for the arrival of a party group. I was also alarmed by the number of spiders webs visible near the roof of the conservatory and spent most of my time watching a large spider in the centre of one of them! These could easily fall into diners food. When the party arrived a member of the kitchen staff helped seat them dressed in tracksuit bottoms and trainers. They asked for a certain bottle of wine and he never even knew what it was or realised it was on their list. At the end of my meal I asked for a coffee (or tea) and basically the waiter commented that he was too busy/couldn't be bothered to make any. Not a pleasant experience. Will not be returning in a hurry which is a shame as previously enjoyed meals there."