Cibo e ristoranti a Bedfordshire

“Great tasty Italian food, very reasonably priced. Nice indoor courtyard where you can have your meal.”

“Papa J’s offers a tasty Indian food. Loads of tapas to choose from, the portion sizes are generous so be ready to feast. My personal favourites are Chicken 65 and chilly paneer. Reservation at busy times recommended. ”

“Woburn Abbey first opened to the public in 1955 and has welcomed visitors from all over the globe. There are 22 rooms that you can experience, which house one of the most significant private art collections in the world. As you explore the many individual rooms of Woburn Abbey, you will also discover 18th-century French and English furniture, magnificent silver and gold collections, in the underground vaults, and a marvellous range of porcelain and many privately collected items treasured by generations of the Russell family. These captivating rooms and fascinating antiques show a personal side to a public family that has been instrumental in many significant periods of English history. ”

“We all love a Costa coffee first thing in the morning before a shopping spree! The staff are always happy to help, so sit back and enjoy your caffeine fix in the comfort of a coffee shop inside The Mall.”

“Huge bar and restaurant.. very stylish, cool, industrial.. looks like an old train station.. Where the "hip" people go.. good cocktails”

“Multilane bowling-alley chain with party services and American comfort food at an on-site diner.”

“Cheap all you can eat carvary perfect for Sunday lunch. Short stroll from the cottage. ”

“Lovely independent cafe in an old historic building. Great for lunch. Only open for dinner on Fridays.”

“Awesome fresh bread (including sour dough) and cakes Open early Monday to Saturday (with rumours that Sunday opening may start soon)”

“Located in the heart of the village, Days Bakery has been in business since 1741!. They offer a wide range of traditional baked good and source their ingredients locally.”

“Excellent home made cakes tea served in a teapot with China tea cups lovely !”

“The grade 2 listed building built in 1651 has been home to a Bakers, Chinese Restaurant, Florist and most recently the cafe "Beans" until the Donaldson family took over in May 2016. Opening the Olney Pancake Parlour has been a long-standing dream of the Donaldson family. For a long while they had been aware of the important link between Olney and pancakes and knew there was a gap on Olney’s Market Place for a pancake destination. The Donaldson's, who have lived in Olney since 1995, wanted locals and visitors to be able to enjoy pancakes in Olney all year round, instead of just on our annual Pancake Race Day.”

“Open from 7am for a full English breakfast. A good selection of cakes, sandwiches and fresh bread.”