The best restaurants in England

Every visit your made to feel welcome with high attention to detail & cleanliness, Geoff, Emma & the girls all work hard & make the difference, with hot well cooked food with plenty of choice, Served with love & a smile, Nothing but excellent service here, so hearty home made meals in gorgeous setting & excellent live music....

Absolutely spot on, £5.50 for a breakfast with a mug of tea or coffee and you can double up for £1... Best value breakfast around and all quality ingredients.

Came here for the first of hopefully many comedy nights, amazing atmosphere, lovely venue (even though it's currently undergoing renovations) and lovely friendly staff. Would highly recommend checking the place out if you're about in Worthing!

Ate here last night had a lovely meal. We chose the set menu food was delicious compliments to the chef. Service excellent and very friendly . A great place really enjoyed it. We will visit again

Absolutely love this fantastic little cafe for lunch (breakfasts are great as well) Beautiful cakes, sandwiches and tasty salad bowls. The quality of the ingredients really makes it stand out. The Damson Tree also provided catering for my birthday party which was superb and my daughter’s 21st birthday cake was absolutely gorgeous. Lovely friendly staff.

Lovely coffee, people and atmosphere. A really nice find and will certainly be returning when next visiting the garden centre

This place is amazing for those that want a great pint of Ale or Cider at £3.50. No fuss. Great for a social meeting that is warped back in time in the Victorian era. Think Peaky Blinders without the gangsters!

Amazing transformation! Hadn’t been in a while but delighted to say the food has been upgraded to restaurant standard. Will definitely be going back, there were 4 of us and all had something different. Everyone was delighted with food, special mention to the lamb kofta and curry. Service was impeccable, staff were friendly, polite, professional and adhering to all COVID guidelines without being overbearing. Thank you for a great evening

It's a deli really, or perhaps a Polski Sklep. But with the Boris Plague rampant, I'll happily drink their coffee. The cafe bit is to the left of the front door, the deli straight on. Order coffee, tea or hot chocolate at the deli counter. Smiley lady, presumably Mrs Wojtek, goes to the cafe bit. I went in for my usual espresso. But the sign said Hot Chocolate and it was a bit blooming chilly outside. It was lovely, and very welcome

A wonderful afternoon tea in beautiful surroundings, lovely traditional tearoom and excellent service . Couldn’t fault it . Can’t wait to return.

Visited following a recommendation and needed to cool down after a long day in the heat. Great selection of ice cream and sorbet. We had the sorbet and was very tasty and refreshing. Service was friendly and price was reasonable

On a freezing cold December afternoon we decided to drop into Ma Egerton's Pub, a pub we always look forward to visiting on any trip into Liverpool City Centre we take. A great looking pub, two roomed, a cool looking serving bar, pubby decor and furnishings, big screens to enjoy the sport and plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub both inside and outside and on our visit beautifully decked out for the festive season. We had a study of their real ale's, in the end we both opted to have pale ale's from Moorhouse Brewery, these were served in pristine condition, we chilled out and soaked up the great vibe in this busy and popular pub. My pale ale was really good, well balanced, hints of toffee, hoppy but not overhopped, a delicious aroma and aftertaste with a slight bitter finish to it we both enjoy, all in all a wonderful pale ale indeed. We really enjoyed our pale ale's in here before we moved on and although our visit was only fleeting as on every other visit to here we had a great time. Ma Egerton's Pub is easy to locate along Pudsey Street behind The Empire Theatre. Opening hours are; Monday to Sunday, midday till 11pm. Well worth checking out if you're in the area.

The stall was selling wraps at a great price comparied to neighbouring stall & my chicken wrap was stuffed full & very tasty. The owner kindly allowed us to sit outside his shop in the market.

Can't help who comes through the door as some other idiot seems to think 🤔 My favourite place to go for a cuppa tea and a breakfast or a breakfast bun.

We called past after a walk, looking forward to a refreshing drink. The coffee and the lavender and camomile tea were excellent. The deli also do a range of gluten free cakes - the millionaire's slice and the Bakewell cakes were delicious. (I bought another slice to take away). The staff were friendly and welcoming.