The best restaurants in South East

Such a shame to see somewhere that I’ve enjoyed so much in the past go down as badly as this has. The food was awful , everything tasted of garlic as if they’d ran out of all other seasonings , the potatoes were so oily that they were inedible , saw the venue up for sale and wanted one last fond memory but instead received the polar opposite

Great atmosphere, genuine Japanese food and great value. Glad to see in Walton!

Bit of an odd place, strange mix of Spanish and Turkish 'tapas'. Service started off well, but deteriorated when people were sitting by the bar and nobody was checking tables. Food was average, don't bother with the mixed starters. Also, when there are more than 4 it is difficult to share dishes. A bit expensive for what it was. A bit difficult to sit because where we were there were sofas, not chairs.

Lovely village pub, we ate here with friends early September 2024. Food was really good and nice pint of Shepherd Neame Master Brew.

Lovely beer and people. Needs a couple more non alcoholic options

Absolutely delicious food, fish cooked with love. Very friendly staff, they found got us a table with sea view. Reasonable prices. We definitely return back when visit Worthing

First time here and it was packed on a Thursday lunch so a good job we'd booked but well worth it. Brilliant home cooked food the pie and chips I had was to die for! Piping hot and delicious with lots of chunky chicken and ham. Others had great food too. Desserts all home made and great. Visited again Aug 24 and again great food. Busy on a Tuesday lunch but we were promptly served. Mains were fantastic but desserts a little disappointing. Just needed whipped cream on the top of the summer fruits sundae and a fresh strawberry to actually make it look like a sundae.

First visit to the restaurant tonight. Food was delicious, large portions and staff accomdating and friendly. Happily agreed to make a specific meal even though it wasn't on the menu. We would definitely recommend.

Being away on holiday and trying to find decent places to eat is harder than you would expect BUT the toad rock retreat is actually one of the best pubs I've been to I a long time! We were made to feel welcome as soon as we walked through the door, dogs are allowed in both the gardens, pub and restaurant which is another big plus for me. The menu has a wide selection of food to choose from and the food is all cooked to order and it comes out very HOT, which is something I don't think I've ever experienced before. The food is very well priced and nothing is too much for the staff, all in all a lovely welcoming pub with smashing food ..... a must if you are looking for a proper pub with proper food.

Used to love coming here for some falafel and pitta bread, and recently (after trying multiple times) just found out they are not doing the pitta bread anymore (but decided to still keep in the menu), tried their alternative which was the wrap and just feel like it is not the same at all. Having said that, the falafel is still amazing and if you like wraps it's definitely worth it, for me it really worked well with a pitta bread and it was a personal choice for me so now that they don't do it anymore I think I won't be going back, but still would say the food is nice and if you enjoy the options they currently have it is very much worth it.

Amazing Vegan Gluten Free Dishes, with great service and very warm welcome from the owners.

The best place to go out in High Wycombe. Great beers (+cocktails, spirits, etc.), the friendliest staff, nice fresh pizza and other tasty stuff. Also great gigs with local artists.

We had a fabulous dinner at Morley's Bistro. Friendly, welcoming, great service, excellent cocktails and wine. We enjoyed Skate Wing from the specials menu and steak. We had a delicious breakfast the following morning too. Thank you.

Excellent service. Extremely friendly staff. Good space for parking motorhome. Delicious food. Great atmosphere, Overall great. 👍👍😁

You will not find friendlier staff or more attentive service. The atmosphere is fantastic and the food is authentic Indian. I love the depth of flavour in the food and as someone that loves spicy curries, it's nice to have proper spicy food not just a few dishes with tonnes of chilli powder mixed in. the breads are delicious and fresh but my favourite is always the mixed Biriani, the lamb bakara and the spiciest Keema they dare to make, on the last occasion they did this with fresh naga and gave me a Naga on the side! I adore the food here and it's the only place I'll go to in MK for a curry. Shaz and his team are great people and I'll always sing their praises. Go and ask for your curry how you like it and they'll bend over backwards to make sure it's something you'll enjoy.