The best restaurants serving Brasserie food in England

Excellent venue, really lovely food and staff

So happy with the food, is defo my go to kebab shop 🥰

Good service, decent cocktails but massively let down by the food. Bland, warm and lacking substance… like kissing someone you’ve fancied for ages and they can’t kiss.

It's been 8 years since I was last at BoDeans and it did not disappoint. The service was great, gentleman serving me was friendly and inviting. The food was brilliant. Everything tasted fresh and how proper BBQ should be. Would definitely recommend the burnt end. The atmosphere was quiet and chilled for the time I was there with people talking and football on the TV. Ideal.

Did the bottomless brunch with a group of friends- got attended to quickly and drinks were regularly arriving despite it being extremely busy Christmas period. Also everyone's food was so tasty, better than what we were expecting ! Good choice of drinks on the bottomless too.

Fabulous place, amazing food and great staff, a little out the way but worth a visit. Great views and menu choices, got busy quickly so get there early

My family & I shared an excellent Xmas lunch here today, the food was delicious, the service excellent with lovely staff in a seasonal atmosphere. I thoroughly recommend this restaurant for any celebration

Increíble servicio al cliente! Nuestro camarero Azhar era tan educado, amablemente recomendó un nuevo plato. La comida era tan deliciosa y sin duda volveremos a atender. Gracias al personal y el servicio encantadores. Azhar realmente hizo nuestro almuerzo aún más agradable. Volveremos pronto. Gracias : )

Good food (like all nandos) but terrible service and staff. Incompetent running of the seating, rude comments, and people who must dislike their jobs and take it out on customers. No longer a good location like it used to be

Always order from here but today they have given me missing items and also i am unhappy as i paid extra for turkey rashers and i didn’t also receive this

A great place to watch football with over 15 screens through out including a huge screen in the main bar area. Great atmosphere, a good selection of drinks and fantastic food. 10/10

Over crowded and limited space to move and really enjoy your meal

Had an excellent meal at The Plateau. It was a little difficult to find above Waitrose, but once there we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The staff were excellent, very friendly and helpful. My wife is celiac so they made every effort to make sure her needs were taken care of. The quality of the food was very high, tasty and cooked to perfection. The ambience of the restaurant is very pleasant, particularly on the balcony overlooking the square. Finally they treated my daughter to a birthday surprise at the end, which was totally unexpected and a lovely touch. We will definitely be going back and I'd thoroughly recommend this little gem to anybody.

Table booked for 17:45 for a concert which began at 19:45 - as I thought two hours would give us enough time to eat and get to our seats in plenty of time. However, I had not banked on the poor service and bad food. The £44 bottle of white wine was warm not cold. The starters were cold not warm. The main course was not quite as expected. The menu said “Roasted crown of Norfolk turkey, apricot and sage stuffing, root vegetables, Brussels sprouts, chestnuts, garlic and herb roasted potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, pigs in blankets, sherry jus” – the turkey roulade with the stuffing was fine, the roast potatoes were fine, however there were no “pigs in blankets”, there was just one “pig in a blanket” all the other vegetables looked as if they had all been put together in a food processor and blitzed – so there were no identifiable individual vegetables. My dessert (a delicious-sounding “Chocolate orange, chocolate mousse, burnt orange jam”) tasted of nothing. My husband’s dessert (supposedly “Mulled wine poached pear, vanilla ice cream, chocolate and pistachio crumb”) was so hard that he had to cut it with a steak knife! When asked if we wanted our (included) coffee with or after dessert, we both said “after”. The coffee then appeared “before” the dessert. The waiter and maitre d’ were not communicating with each other, which meant that they were both asking us separately if we wanted water, order drinks, give our food orders etc. The service was very slow and confusing. The first bill included a £26 tip, which I declined to pay as the service was so bad. The bill was taken away, the service charge removed and the cost of the desserts was removed, but we were kept waiting for about 20 minutes until the revised bill was returned, by which time the concert was about to start. They insisted we were given a free glass of wine to make up for their lapses. Afterwards there was a horrendous queue to use the loos, so we just managed to get to our seats with about 30 seconds to spare before the concert started - having made everyone in the row stand up in order to get to our seats. Thus we finally arrived in our seats very cross and completely stressed, which completely spoiled the atmosphere for us. I found the actual space a bit like a high-ceilinged barn – lacking in atmosphere and not the intimate, expensive restaurant I had expected. I would recommend anyone else planning to eat at the RAH, to eat at Verdi, where we had previously had an excellent meal with extremely fast service and give Elgar a miss.

Located just off Devizes town centre. Really nice interior we visited tue Wadworth Brewery pop up shop at the rear of the hotel. Friendly staff directing us.