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Where to eat European food in Royston: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Royston, England, United Kingdom including Cira Restaurant, Banyers House, The Chequers, John Boys Cafe
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1. Cira Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 260 reviews
Reviewed By ckb25ckb
I enjoy Eastern Mediterranean food and this place did everything well. Although the food I had was presented slightly differently than I expected (liquid stew vs dry stew) I expect that as the recipes are not the same inside countries. Will definitely return.
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2. Banyers House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 240 reviews
One of Royston's most iconic buildings, Banyers House in Melbourn Street, re opened its doors in December 2016. Situated within easy walking distance of the town centre, this Grade II listed Georgian building has been transformed into a destination venue
Reviewed By Steve171275
Great service from Sophie tonight. Very tentative and friendly. Pasta was really good. Not sure about the new Napoli style pizzas. Will give it another try with more cheese!Hi Steve171275,Thanks for taking the time to leave a review. I will pass on your compliments to the team especially Sophie. We hope to see you again soon.Kind regards,MollyBanyers House Team
3. The Chequers
Overall Ratings
3 based on 31 reviews
Set in a charming 15th Century Building - Chequers Gastropub Royston delivers modern approach to a classic taste. Start with a finely selected plate of tapas. Enjoy fresh homemade burgers and pizza. Relax with a glass of beer or wine or in front of the fi
Reviewed By Tedfeather
Arrived at 2pm to find it completely empty. Disappointed with the menu although the prices were cheap enough. Not much Italian on the starters - baked camembert was ok, the bruchetta a bit underwhelming and the chicken goujons served on a bed on iceberg lettuce - not exactly appealing. Apart from pizza, not much Italian mains. The lamb shanks were tough, the seafood linguini wasn't! Two tough prawns and 2 overcooked green lipped mussels with what I am sure was spaghetti. Hardly any deserts, ice cream, chocolate brownie or tiramisu.
4. John Boys Cafe
Reviewed By Rachael W
My husband and I visited this cafe as we were passing through the village. I must say the service and cleanliness of the cafe was excellent and so was the prices. We just ate an hot sandwich each and it was delicious. Well worth giving it a try
