The best restaurants in United Kingdom serving British food

Fantastic evening of food and beer with great service on our last night on Tiree at Ceabhar - A great discovery and will definitely be back

Wow. Stayed in Hunmanby for a week and visited the pantry every day it was open (closed Sunday and Monday) - amazing cakes (egg custard, bakewells, frangipanis, tarts) delicious bread. Bought filled rolls for a picnic one day, great selection of fillings (Brie and grape, ploughman’s) and their coffee, even though from a machine (sorry to judge), was really delicious. Also bought rolls to fill with burgers from the nearby Wells butcher, which were also wonderful.

Lush little place! Highly recommend. Delicious food and yummy drinks, friendly staff and cute surroundings.

Good food, great atmosphere, lovely hosts

Otra visita más aquí para almorzar y como de costumbre no decepcionado. El personal amable y experto encantador, las comidas llegaron pronto y disfrutado por todos. Estaba más ocupado de lo habitual, así que me alegro de que habíamos hecho una reserva como la gente estaba siendo rechazado. Recomiendo encarecidamente venir aquí para una comida.

Been to this cafe before and have had great service and food, however today went in sat down waited 15 minutes with no staff attending to me they looked across and still no service so walked out.

Lovely place, beautiful spot facing the sea at Ventnor. Very pleasant staff. I had a cup of tea, my friend had a coffee. Tea & Coffee served in very nice, good quality Bone China Cups & Saucers which were Made in England! There is so much rubbishy, imported crockery about it's good to be given good quality china to drink from. Thank you very much!

My wife and I stayed here for 4 nights. The room was excellent with lots of really nice little surprises, and the breakfast was fabulous. Staff really friendly and helpful. I would strongly recommend to anyone thinking of going there.

The staff are very friendly and welcoming and you get made to welcome 5 🌟

This was a lovely cafe, serving lovely breakfast and bakes but what stood out was how lovely the staff were. They greeted each customer with equal interest and a personal touch, kind, friendly, attentive and great food on top of it!

Cena temática tailandesa muy agradable. Comida sabrosa y servicio amable. Los entrantes tardaron un poco en salir, pero valió la pena esperar. Es bueno tener una opción de cerveza del 0 %.

We recently stayed at The Fox for an overnight stay. It’s a nice old inn and the room we stayed in (which was very spacious) has recently been renovated but has kept a lovely old charm. The Fox is a warm and comfortable place to stay, the food was very tasty and the staff were very friendly and incredibly welcoming.

My partner and I went here for some lunch, we had toasted sandwiches and the best bowl of proper chips to share. I am writing this review not just for the good food, lovely homely atmosphere but also for the friendly service. My partner paid by cash and he paid and we got up to leave and walk out and the owner a lovely gentleman stopped us just before we walked out of the front door and gave my partner back a £20.00 note explaining that when he paid two £20.00 notes were stuck together. Such honets service which you wouldn't always get everywhere. Thank you and we will be back for your lovely food and genuine service.

We were so looking forward to staying here again this year. We’ve stayed before on a few occasions as our parents live here and we travel from the Highlands to visit. I just wish we’d read the reviews before we booked again; we booked due to our past stays and thought it would be the same experience. Sadly not. The room was clean for sure but there is no decent breakfast, they only offer cooked options on the weekend if the chef actually shows up, the “ continental breakfast” they offer is self service dry croissants, folded pack ham with chunks of cheese in a mini fridge and a wee kettle to prepare your own coffee. Oh and a bowl of questionable fruit. The atmosphere is NIL. 3 times I spoke to them about dinner reservations and still it wasn’t booked for our family of 6 on the night. The menu is uninspiring and very little for a vegetarian diet and they ask that you preorder your meal during the day so I suspect your meal isn’t fresh at dining time and the restaurant shuts at 8pm the bar was all shut up by 9pm and the place in darkness. We cancelled our dinner reservation and ate elsewhere in Kilve. The previous owners Carol & Julie are sorely missed and it saddens me greatly that all the years of work, love and commitment they put into making the castle of comfort the fantastic hotel it was had all gone to waste. We paid £160 B&B - vastly overpriced, no value for money just not enjoyable anymore and it stinks of fried food. There is no one to meet you, greet you. We dangled about for ages trying to check out, we could have simply walked out. Needless to say, we won’t be coming again and won’t be recommending it to others, my other family members won’t be coming back either.

I knew we had to go in once we saw it, even though it wasn't the warmest of days. Cute little ice cream parlour with seats in the window overlooking the street. The guy behind the counter was very friendly. I had a tub and my husband had a cone, the caramel and the rum and raisin respectively. Portions were huge and very tasty. A larger group came in after us and the server was polite, warm and very accomodating with them. We really enjoyed it.