The best restaurants serving British food in England

Lovely cafe on Weymouth Promenade with outside seating giving excellent views of the beach and bay. Good quality coffee at very reasonable prices.

Staff are friendly and always have a good variety of pastry's and snacks. Have eaten hear many times and never have any complaints

Grub Hub is an excellent family run sandwich bar. There are a few outside tables in a pleasant pedestrian alley. The couple running the cafe were very friendly and accommodating, being happy to make up sandwiches to order with whatever fillings we wanted. Although there are officially no toilets for customers, they were happy to let us use theirs.

Visited the newly opened Hideaway Cafe for breakfast. The breakfast sandwich was packed with bacon, very reasonably priced and high quality, staff friendly, will definitely return.

Popped into Cafeness this morning for coffee. The owners were very friendly and the cafe was spotlessly clean. Although we only visited for morning coffee today we would have no hesitation in returning another time for something to eat.

Popped in to use the loo but it looked so clean and bright I wanted to stay! Staff were really nice and helpful. Pleasant environment and very clean, ladies were just opening up and place was visited within the first ten minutes but still plenty of space. At a glance I could see they sold panini and ice creams, and was way traditional tea room.

Starting to see the wonderful big red busses of The Great British Fudge Company Bus in a few city's now,first visited one in Blackpool earlier on in the year and while whizzing around Leeds City Centre my twin brother Stephen and I chanced upon this outlet. They're hard to miss ,they are big red busses ,they serve a wonderful selector of fudge and are very popular, we purchased some of their delicious fudge products which we munched on while walking down Vicar Lane, thick,sweet and crumbly ,so tasty ,a wicked treat indeed and for the quality of the fudge great value for money, if you're in the area most definitely well worth checking out and easy to locate along Vicar Lane.

My twin brother Stephen and I decided to drop into this Greggs outlet as we were wandering around this part of town. Your typical Greggs,a glass fronted serving bar showcases the goodies on offer, neat and tidy with staff who are extremely cheerful. We were here on a Wednesday morning, we were just going to The Head Of Steam Pub and decided to get some food into us,we both got the famous Greggs sausage rolls, two each which we munched on outside the Greggs outlet, I've yet to taste a better sausage roll than those served by Greggs ,so tasty and filling, just what we needed to set us upbfor a few hours. This Greggs outlet is easy to locate along Bond Street, most definitely well worth checking out if you're in the area. Opening hours are; Monday to Sunday, 7am till 6pm.

Pretty nice place, nice to sit out in the sun though it's on a main road which was pretty busy. Resonable prices and a friendly place. Will go again.

Fantastic traditional fish and chips cafe right outside the market in Huddersfield. Brilliant meal deals which are cooked to order so super fresh and crispy batter and the portions are amazing. We got fish and chips, fish butty and chips, peas, curry sauce, can o pop and a coffee for less than £15

Phenomenal evening with our family from Denmark at this fantastic restaurant. The food is excellent and interesting, however this is enhanced and surpassed by the amazing service we have received. Big shout to Liam who made us so welcome however the biggest cheers go for the phenomenal Amy. You are one of the best members of staff in hospitality we have come across in many years. Skosh hang on to Amy , she is an absolute star!!!⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

A small, atmospheric venue with amazing and attentive staff. Have to call up the restaurant for a booking and easy to let them know of any allergie/intolerance/dietary restrictions(quite accommodating as well!). The 7 course surprise menu lived up to the mystery, the bread in a bag with soup is all I want to eat all the time now! (Pictures will be added) We also had an amazing, sweeter orange wine, it went really well with all of the dishes. We had a voucher and only spent £40 on the bottle of wine, but I do believe it is £100 per person.

Slightly off the main high street, but well worth seeking out; run by a nice couple who take pride in what they serve, with lovely ingredients.