The best restaurants in United Kingdom serving British food

My wife and I visited recently, superb setting. lovely meal and good service. Would highly recommend.

Greggs is the best place for sausage rolls in the UK. Also, their chicken bake and veggie pastie is the best I have ever had, and I have looked high and low. Even their Jam donuts to go are great for a trip. I SO miss Greggs now that I am back in the states :(

We stayed here and went to the restaurant to find it set for breakfast. On check out we discovered it had been closed for a year which caused issues as I’m type 1 diabetic! Shame also as the reviews were fantastic

El té de la tarde es imprescindible aquí. También tuvimos comida más sustanciosa que también fue excelente. El servicio es un poco lento algunos días.

Always walked past this little hidden gem in the outskirts of Lancaster ..wow never again ..we will run in here every time and bring our friends and family from out of town with us wonderful service ..what you expect from a traditional cafe ..a huge cup of tea and a wonderful big breakfast for £5.25 with toast ..ate it that fast a picture wouldn’t do it a

Absolutely shocking whet for new years eve celebrations only to be confronted by 2 drunken hill Billy's starting on my partner's teenage son obviously looking for a fight had to leave at 11.30 bar staff was terrible I would not recommend this hell hole to anyone stay away from this place

Ambiente agradable, personal atento, agradable local. Una pequeña queja es que no aceptan tarjetas de crédito/débito. Gerry

Stayed over night in the truck...good food and amazing views...what's not to like...chicken burger is excellent... top fella too...

We almost always use this shop for our fish and chips, unless we are at the coast. The food is always top-notch and the staff are ALL, without exception, really efficient and friendly. The variety of food on offer will suit almost everyone. Great little gem, this place.

Initially when we arrived all seemed good. The cafe itself looked historic and a bit eccentric, but that wasn't a bad thing, and the cost of the food seemed reasonable as well. The three of us took a seat, had a look at the menu and began to choose what we wanted to order. After about 5-10 mins we'd pretty much decided and then waited to be seen to by a member of staff. We noticed a waitress cleaning tables behind us and assumed that once she'd done that she'd come to us, as the other customers had already been seen to. No such luck. In fact I'm not even sure if she acknowledged us, walking straight past us and continuing to wipe other tables. We waited a little longer hoping she would come over and notice the open menus and lack of food and drink on our table, but the jaycloth was more important. Tired of being ignored, we walked out and left the 1930's time capsule hungry and frustrated.

Didn’t have time to shop and queue in M&S Food at Chieveley Services so grabbed a sausage roll just outside the entrance. Lovely pastry with plenty of tasty filling - will definitely make it one of my regular stops on the way to Southampton

Great tasting coffee and real grown up Hot Chocolate. Delicious!! Menu looked inviting and will definitely try in the future. Staff friendly and welcoming! Lots of locals.....good sign to me!

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Superb friendly new owners and Menu. Wonderful smell from charcoal cooking and all very fresh. They are clearly finding their feet with a new venture so some patience is necessary but the Timothy Taylor Ale was best beer for MILES around so no great hardship Been here twice in a week. A busy Friday evening with friends then an almost deserted lunchtime visit with business colleague. In all have tried 6 dishes between us So much better than expected. WELL DONE