The best restaurants in United Kingdom serving British food

Home made chip - great. Soup - hot and tasty. Wraps - delicious. All freshly cooked to order, food as expected+

This was my first visit to Herefordshire and I popped in (upon the recommendation of a friend) because I was staying nearby. When I walked through the door, I received the warmest of welcomes and the atmosphere and decor was very cosy - not to mention the amazing aromas coming from the kitchen. I was greeted by the owners - who were exceptionally nice and we chatted as if we'd known each other for much, much longer. As it was raining outside, I ordered a coffee and cheese and potato soup which came with a cheese scone. So tasty!!! I decided to take my laptop out and get a bit of work done...two hours later, I was still there. The wifi was fantastic and fast. Over the course of my visit, several locals popped in - some ordered food; others just relaxed. The Huddle Hub is a place I would recommend for locals and visitors alike!

What a way to start your day. The setting is perfect. Look out to the Old Course. Staff super helpful. You may see them after golf at the One Under Bar. Many options for breakfast. And they are accommodating for changes.

This is a lovely sandwich shop which also does cooked breakfasts takeaway or delivery, will try that next time! I ordered a fresh prawn/salad sandwich. The filling was ample with loads of prawns in a tasty marie rose sauce. The granary bread was very soft and fresh. It was the perfect sandwich! Will be back to try other items on the menu and I could pay by card! As I didn't have any cash on me, perfect.

First time visit Great Place Staff Friendly Great selection of Drinks will definitely be making A return In The Near Future 👍

What a great pub. Dogs are welcome, along with families. Cobs and pizzas are delicious, plus staff go above and beyond to make your welcome. Good beer garden.

Lovely little pub where you can sit m relax Staff are friendly Very clean and welcoming Cafe in day Bar at night Absolutely lovely

Came here once during our stay in the Sterling area. We would have come more often, but it's not open for dinner daily. It's a very nice, cosy Pub. Very friendly, cheerful staff. An nice and happy atmosphere. We got a nice table by the window. Our Bulldog was welcome as well. Got some beer and ordered some starters and mains. Had baked goat cheese and Haggis balls for starters. Both excellent choices. Nicely executed. For the mains we went for beef steak strips with chips and Bangers'n'Mash. Here again: Both great choices. The steak was nice and tender. Good grilled flavour. The bangers were wonderful - from a local butcher. Good stuff. The highlight were the delicious chips (fries). I don't know how the cook does it, but these were probably the best fries we've ever had. Crunchy and crispy (like we've never had before) and inside hot and tender. Divine. Brillant chips. Prices are fair, staff was great. Food excellent. A perfect package. Loved it.

My twin brother Stephen and I decided to cross over the Swing Bridge and visit some of the great pubs in Gateshead, one of my favourites was The Grey Nags Head Pub. A wonderful looking pub, a solid wood serving bar dominates the main room, dark wood features abound throughout this pub, great decor and furnishings, tv's and big screens to enjoy the sport and plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub, all in all a wonderful local traditional pub. We ordered at the bar ,as it was a really hot afternoon we both chose Woodpecker cider ,these were served iced cold, we grabbed a table were we settled down and enjoyed our ciders. The cider served in here was really good, a crisp, effervescent and most importantly iced cold cider that really cut through the thirst on a hot afternoon, must mention the barmaid in here ,a wonderful cheerful person,made a fuss of my twin and I, really made us feel welcomed in the pub,Geordie hospitality at its finest. We really enjoyed our ciders in here before we moved on and although our visit was only fleeting for a first time visit to The Grey Nags Head Pub we were totally impressed. The Grey Nags Head Pub is easy to locate along High Street in Gateshead. Opening hours are; Monday to Thursday, 11am till 11pm. Friday & Saturday, 11am till Midnight. Sunday, 11am till 11pm. A wonderful pub,if you're this side of the River Tyne a pub I highly recommend you visit.

Server Viv and Carver Jamie excellent as usual 100% for service. Raffle Ticket 129. My only criticism is the amount of people who bring screaming children into a place where people have gone to sit and enjoy a meal in nice ambient surroundings only to have their ears shattered by tots who are really to young to be in that environment.

Really well made authentic genuine greek food. Everything we had was cooked right in front of us and tasted absolutely amazing. The place is cozy and clean. Nice music and overall great atmosphere. We were served by a lovely young girl who answered all our questions with a big smile on her face 😊

I first visited 'cos I wanted coffee and it was the first place I spotted, but I've been back because the people behind the counter made me feel welcome. No other cafe I've stopped at has thought to offer to refil my water bottle. Next time I'm going for a breakfast bap :)

Best hospital café in Scotland, home made soups and puddings are excellent, staff are very welcoming and professional, makes the experience of going for appointments a little more bearable.