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The Lounge Standard
Lounge on Staniland Way in Werrington.
The Lovely Little Tea Room Standard
Tea room on Wisbech Road in Thorney.
The Mad Turk Standard
Turkish restaurant on Mount Pleasant Road in Wisbech.
The Master Chef Standard
Indian takeaway in Peterborough.
The Millstone at Barnack Standard
Gastropub on Millstone Lane in Barnack.
The Oliver Twist Country Inn and Restaurant Standard
Country inn and restaurant in Guyhirn near Wisbech, offering dining, accommodation and private functions. Contact the venue for current food-service times and room availability.
The Pizza Parlour Standard
Restaurant in Peterborough.
The Spice Merchant Standard
Modern Indian restaurant in Peterborough.
The Talbot Inn Standard
Pub on North Street in Stilton.
The Windmill Standard
Pub on Cherry Orton Road in Peterborough.
The Yard Of Ale Pub Standard
Restaurant on Oundle Road in Peterborough.
Three Tuns Standard
Pub on High Street in Huntingdon.
Top Chef Vegan Chinese Standard
Chinese takeaway on High Street in Peterborough.
Toppings Standard
Pizza takeaway on Norfolk Street in Wisbech.
Turkish Kitchen Standard
Restaurant on New Road in Peterborough.
Ummah Halal Meats Standard
Takeaway in Peterborough.
Waggon And Horses Standard
Restaurant on Peterborough Road in Langtoft.
Werrington Traditional Fish & Chips Standard
Fish & chips shop on Lincoln Road in Werrington.
When Polly Met Fergie Standard
Vegan restaurant in Peterborough.
Whittle Way Standard
Restaurant on Central Square in Peterborough.
Wild Bean Cafe Standard
Cafe on Bretton Way in Peterborough.
Wimpy Standard
Family restaurant in Peterborough.
Wong City Standard
Chinese takeaway on Eastfield Road in Peterborough.
Xoxo Standard
Grill on King Street in Peterborough.
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