The best restaurants in United Kingdom serving British food

Absolutely incredible cafe with an extensive choice of breakfasts from around the world. Fantastic welcome from the owner who was so friendly and accommodating! Staff were friendly and attentive too. The French toast was like a warm hug on a cold morning! My husband had the Strada breakfast which put him into silence for 15 minutes! Coffee was amazing, so incredibly smooth. If you are passing call in, we will back! What a gem of a place!

Hubby and me popped over to Clitheroe Monday afternoon for a bit shopping then into Swale's for a late lunch ... Meat and Potato Pie Peas and Gravy and 2 mugs of tea ...can't beat it 😋

Very bad experience ordered baked potato beans, cheese and side salad High lipped Plate arrived with potato cut open a little cheese on it and a pool of baked beans mostly sauce all over the whole plate including the few leaves of salad -not acceptable tasteless and looked a mess. However, staff very friendly and I was offered a replacement but as in a group timing would have been difficult

Came in tonight for a game of pool with dad and sister and got a couple of the loaded fries and they were incredible! Honestly some of the best I’ve had and I’m a chef ! Will be coming back for sure!

Third visit to Knapps and each time have been very impressed with both the quality of the food and friendliness of the staff. Live locally and just popped in last night for dinner at the last minute. Must be the best burgers in East Anglia and sourced locally as well which is even better!

We are staying in Goathland at a different hotel but this was the only place we could find offering a Sunday Roast is the evening menu. After a days walking a Roast was definitely necessary, if not essential. Walked in and thought we had entered a low cost carvery. First looks and all that. But the roast was simply superb. Extra gravy and veg were delivered without need big to ask. The condiments were also provided within a minute of being requested. So top food and top service and we were delighted. Will come back as the menu offered other great dishes and they only specials to boot.

Love this place. Great selection of ales. Friendly atmosphere. Unpretentious local hub of the community. I love perusing the menu on the board and discussing options with other punters. All part of the fun. Never strangers for long

Cheap tasting drinks and greasy food, makes Sids cafe from only fools and horses look like a 5 star establishment. Will not be going back! Better food in a classier establishment available five minutes further down harbour road at The Point.

Ha estado yendo a este café por más de 30 años, siempre lugar en, desayunos o almuerzos Brillante y una fantástica taza de café lechoso.

We visited The Crusty Cob at lunchtime and were delighted with everything. The welcome was very friendly. The sandwiches were superb. The service could not have been better. All-in-all a very pleasant experience and highly recommended.

I’m so excited to have found this place. Food choices were great and catered for many different food allergies. A good community space that makes you feel welcomed and not rushed. Prices are reasonable for all pockets.

Greeted by 3 very happy and friendly ladies. Ordered a Latte and sausage roll which was heated for me and bought to my table. Coffee was lovely and the sausage roll very tasty.Will be back to try one of the cakes which looked yummy.

This was our second visit to this superb Restaurant,we had previously been there for a Sunday Lunch.We went as a family for dinner.As before the food was first class.The service was so very good.The dinning room has a very comfortable feel to it and leads to a very relaxed atmosphere.We all left with a determination to return when we can.

Being from London East End it is so nice ro see a real pie and mash shop, pie are from one of Londons oldest pie and mash shops and are amazing. Nice and clean place and always a friendly service, I always make this my 1st stop when I go to Yarmouth. Amazing good quality food at reasonable prices

On a cold February we called in to Arlesford after visiting The Grange. We thought that we just wanted a sandwich but were tempted by the 6oz cheese burgers at only £6.00. They proved to be the largest burgers we have ever had and were supplied by the local butcher. They were well cooked and tasty, the service was excellent, the ladies were chatting to everyone who came in and obviously have a great local trade. At £16 for two burgers and two teas we thought it great value. We’d definitely come again.