The best restaurants in United Kingdom serving British food

Decepcionante - muy ruidoso. Los cafés eran agradables, pero los bollos de fruta eran muy pobres. Habían sido calentados en microondas, lo que los hizo gomosos - no agradable / no comestible.

We came across this little gem when out for a walk in Wendover. Although the outside seating allocation was full due to the lovely weather, we easily found a spot inside. We both ordered the large breakfast, which arrived promptly. For the price, you got a very good portion. The black pudding was very tasty, the hash browns were perfectly crispy, the bacon was meaty with a nice margin of fat for flavour; also, perfectly cooked eggs, well cooked sausages etc. The food was piping hot too. Our only criticism would be the use of semi-skimmed milk. Recent studies show that full-fat dairy products are protective against diabetes, obesity and heart disease. Large numbers of people and cafes are switching back to whole milk. I recommend you use whole milk too for health and flavour reasons, as it makes coffee etc. taste much creamier and you need less of it!

Went for brunch with friends. Ordered a cheese toastie, the worse toastie I've ever had. Plastic cheese that looked like melted plastic & tasted just as bad, bread as thin as paper & the toastie machine must have been smaller than the bread as only the middle of the bread was toasted the rest of the bread was just plain bread. Friends had sausage sandwiches which were just as vile.

Poplar little roadside cafe on the A259 road Hove. Poplar with Trades people. Opens from 6am and closes at 1pm. Appears to good value meals ranging from Full breakfast to salads and scampi and chips and Rolls to order if required . Always hot and tasty Lovely staff always very pleasant

Maybe I caught them on an off day, beans cold tinned tomato cold plate cold egg hard cheap sausage chips not served as a side as requested.an english

Absolutely fantastic breakfast, really good value for money, and great service. Overall a great visit. Highly recommend.

La cerveza era de primera calidad, una de las mejores pintas que he probado y el personal no podía hacer más por ti. Increíble lugar

He estado aquí dos veces, una en diciembre de 2024 y ayer marzo de 2025 , ambas veces no he recibido lo que pedí. Tengo alergias al gluten, lácteos y tomates. Cada vez que he pedido tocino y huevos -en diciembre me dieron un plato con tocino, huevos y judías horneadas (las judías horneadas contienen salsa de tomate)- ayer me dieron tocino y huevo en un panecillo. No soy de los que se enfrentan, así que comí lo que pude y tomé mis medicamentos para la alergia. El lugar es súper concurrido, muchos trabajadores del centro de la ciudad y público en general frecuentan el lugar y los alimentos que recibí eran de buena calidad y tamaños para el tipo de lugar que es, pero no volveré a ir debido a mis alergias y las malas comunicaciones que han sucedido.

DISAPOINTING Sunday Roast. 3 years ago we had a lovely lunch at The Norfolk so we're very surprised at poor quality of our roast. The food came immediately which suggested it had been sitting, waiting for a long time and indeed the yorkshire puddings and potatoes tasted old and reheated. The Yorkshires had damp uncooked bottoms with an unpleasant flavour. The potatoes were not crispy on outside and were too soft inside. Beef chewy, dry and tasteless. Gravy excessively salty. Best part was our excellent waitress and the other staff.

Its 1 of the best cafes in ilkeston and the food is freshly cooked to order the drinks are nice too and all the staff are very friendly polite too and other customers are friendly too who come into the cafe

I went to two Beano cafes while I was in the area. I found the one in Broadstairs poor; but this one was terrific. Beano isn't a chain, as such, but more a set of individual businesses. So that must explain it. The big difference was that the chefs in the Ramsgate one really knew how to cook an English breakfast. There's an art to it and they nailed it. In particular, the food was piping hot, and the two over-easy eggs were served perfectly runny. Also the two hash browns were deliciously crisp, not soggy. Even the tea was bang on. Only let down was the catering-level sausage. They were quite busy, a good sign, with groups of locals and workmen in. The cafe's not on the seafront; but it's a good place to stop for breakfast if you're walking, like I did, down to the western seafront from the station. Prices are good value.

Don’t bother, service very slow and it wasn’t even busy, when we remind them we were still waiting we were told we haven’t even started your order thanks for reminding us! lunch food was very average. Wouldn’t bother again, shame as a lovely location.

If you’re looking for a taste of old-fashioned baking done right, Al’s Bakery is the place to go! Their cream cake is absolutely divine – light, creamy, and perfectly balanced without being overly sweet. The carrot cake is just as impressive, moist with a hint of spice and topped with a rich, velvety frosting. You can tell they use quality ingredients. Al’s Bakery truly embodies the charm and quality of traditional baking. Highly recommend stopping by for a treat!

A small cafe with very basic furniture and decor. Cheap basic, fill-belly menu. Some would call this a transport cafe, but bearing in mind the quality of such places elsewhere, particularly in France, this place fails to get anywhere near that standard. Our mugs of tea were produced by the man behind the small counter. He spun on his seat, threw a tea bag in each mug, filled them with hot water from machine, added milk, got up, took 2 steps and plonked them on our table!!

Delightful ambience and helpful staff, but more specifically the BEST mocha with oat milk I’ve ever had. Thick, creamy, delicious. Highly recommended.