The best restaurants serving British food in England

Very pleasant tea room indeed .the staff efficient and friendly .they were brilliant with my baby grandson. Nicely cooked and presented food .Will return next time in the area

Staying at local caravan and motorhome site. Thought we’d support local charity Oak Tree Animals’ Charity. Had delicious generous sized homemade cheese scone, raspberry scone and coffees served by friendly staff in a pleasant clean welcoming environment. Bonus dog walk opposite site with dog activity ares and amazing views.

Fantastic Sunday Lunch today at Trinity. The team provide great quality and quantity. Customer service is excellent. Well done everyone

Great selection of quality sandwiches. Picked up lunch for a party of 7 and everyone loved them. Sadly all were pre made and custom building not available, but nevertheless great

The place was busy when we arrived but we got a table. Tried several small plates and two desserts. All the food was really good, service was very friendly, albeit a little slow - but hey, we weren’t in a rush. Nice friendly vibe we will return 😀

Had an INCREDIBLE Afternoon Tea at Cups and Cakes Cafe today. Everything was PERFECTION! The attention to detail and thought that has gone into each of the homemade delicious bakes and sandwiches were out of this world yummy. We had a delicious variety of sandwiches, sausage rolls, cheese scones with cream cheese and chutney, fruit scones with clotted cream and jam, strawberry fruit tarts, galaxy chocolate cupcakes, banoffee pies and of course, copious amounts of tea! Would thoroughly recommend Cups and Cakes for the personalized and friendly service too. I've experienced a lot of Afternoon Teas over the years and this was definitely the best! Thank you so much!!! 💜💜💜 🍰🎂🥪🧁☕🍴

After a visit to the Valley of Rocks, we needed a light lunch - this was the perfect choice! A very warm welcome, especially for our dog. Friendly service, tasty food and fine coffee. Highly recommended.

My abode for my latest Sheffield visit, during this week, was again The Crow Inn, 33 Scotland Street S3 7BS, which reopened 5 years ago after quite a few years closure, and has 7 en suite bedrooms. Comfortable bed, clean and airy room. Sadly, no breakfast provided, but there are some very interesting bar snacks. Importantly, it also sells quite a few interesting ales and crafty keg beers! Open Mon-Wednesday 3pm to 12 midnight; Thurs-Saturday 12 noon to 1am; Sunday 12 noon to 11pm. Friendly and efficient staff.

Dropped in for a Breakfast baguette and a coffee. There were a couple of tables but opted for take out, food was freshly made to order and the coffee was good. Always good to find a local business which takes pride in the food and service that they deliver. They also had a lunch menu which had some great panini options. Sausage baguette was tasty and would happily return.

Amanda did all the catering for my birthday celebrations in Woolavington, Bridgwater, and she really did me proud. Amanda guided me towards an easily managed menu suitable for all ages ranging from 2 to 95 years. It worked perfectly. Friday night's hot meal on was followed the next day by a hot buffet (chicken provencal, cottage pie and dauphinoise potatoes), salads, a wonderful lemon meringue pie, huge chocolate cake, breads, sausage rolls, large quiche and much more. The really generous portions fed 20 adults and 6 children with left overs. The food was much-praised with the outstanding comment came from one young granddaughter who can be rather choosy. Having asked who made the cottage pie she declared it to be the best she had ever had - praise indeed. I would not hesitate to recommend Amanda and her catering. Thank you.

We spotted this place on nearby things on Google maps and decided to go seek it out, and what a good choice that was. The 2 ladies there were both lovely, very chatty and made us feel like part of their family. We had the cheese scone with onion chutney and OMG it was amazing. It was one of the best we have ever had. Drinks we had a flat white coffee and a hot chocolate and they even let me have a chocolate flake with it which was really good. They do afternoon teas which we will be booking for next time we are in the area. Highly highly recommend a visit here. They are right on the Railway Drive carpark which costs £4 for all day parking, so nice and easy access. Don't hesitate to pop into here, just go and enjoy a warmed cheese scone (other foods are also available lol). We will deffo be returning here again. Thank you so much ladies, we really enjoyed our visit today x.

Enjoyed our all day breakfast. Decent selection to choose from. They were short staffed but didn't have to wait long at all for our food. Very tasty and will pop in again when in Melton.

Afternoon tea wonderful...Sarah so lovely and obliging, plenty tea or coffee ,sandwiches and scones to die for....Need to support these little coffee shops ....give it a try ....... Toilet okay clean and all essentials...... Off the mainstream nice abd and quiet......

For fans of the great Frankie Howerd (or even if you can't remember him too well), this cafe/hub is a pure delight! It must be in an old barn judging by the thickness of the whitewashed walls and window nooks. Run by Keiran, the cafe is into its third year. The atmosphere is wonderful, the walls enriched with photographs of Frankie with some of his co-stars, back in the day! There is also a huge portrait of him (a copy of the original, as we were advised). The cafe offers a range of food, including lunch menus, cakes galore, and coffee/tea. There is an outside toilet and outside seating for warmer days plus plenty of seating inside. You must go there - highly recommended.

A wonderful find. Spotlessly clean, very good range of food priced appropriately. The spinach, spiced cauliflower & lentil pie was delicious. Staff cheerful and friendly. Lovely original decor with good attention to detail ( there were scissors provided at the table to cut the individual condiment satchets).