The best restaurants serving British food in England

Highly recommended, we had a roast beef Sunday lunch. It couldn't be faulted. Good food, well presented, generous sized portions and good value, all served by pleasant staff who were attentive and cheerful. Definitely worth a visit.

We spotted this place Sunday evening having just arrived in Milford on sea for a three day break and decided it looked the perfect spot for breakfast the next day. Having a dog in with four adults meant this was vital he was allowed in and thankfully he was. The four of us decided to have titanic breakfasts which came with everything you would expect to see on an english breakfast. Whilst waiting the three of us who had coffees all commented on the lovely taste and quality of the beans so this got the tastebuds tingling for the main event. The breakfasts came and did not disappoint. Standouts were the sausages and the black pudding as they were both so tasty but you could not fault anything. Upon leaving I did also point out to the person who appeared to be the manager that the service that the young man looking after us gave to us throughout was outstanding with everything we requested being carried out quickly and efficiently with a smile.

Well, what can I say except BLOOMING DELICIOUS! Managed to grab a table last minute on a Saturday night. The little restaurant, about 8 or 9 tables, was full apart from a table for 2 which we bagged. The menu is small but packs a gastonomical sucker punch to the taste buds. We started with the grilled asparagus, gabiche (a sauce made with hard boiled egg yolk, mustard and oil) with parmesan and some garlic bread. The starter was so delicious, the asparagus cooked to perfection and topped with the sauce was so full of flavour, never had anything like it but would definitely order again. And the garlic bread really complimented it. For the main course my husband went for the Ventnor wild garlic radiatori (little radiator pasta shapes) with cashew pomegranate and I chose the sea bass. We shared the dishes and both were equally excellent. Not a morsel left on our plates and our tummies fully satisfied. We washed it all down with a bottle of rose, chosen by the owner, Dita. Dita is attentive and so knowledgeable, happy to explain each dish fully and help with choosing the food and or wine. The service was impeccable. This little restaurant is a must if you're visiting Ventnor. Perfect for every taste; meat eaters, pescetarians, vegetarians and vegans. Do book though as it does get busy. Cannot recommend it highly enough. Go see for yourself!

Stopped here with the family for a brunch on a Saturday. Was very busy but the friendly front of house girls were attentive and made sure we had a table, plus they wiped it down instantly rather than letting us sit near any mess. We ordered a small breakfast, a breakfast bap, and for our 7 year old, they allowed us to make up a plate of things as "extras" from the menu which was great. Not sure if they allow swaps or not on the set menu's (many in New Forest don't allow). The food was really tasty, all good quality ingredients, excellent butchers sausages, and HP/Heinz sauces (not refilled with cheap stuff). Coffee was also nice and everything served nice and hot. Excellent food, great service, clean - will return when next in the area on holidays.

Came here for a team meal and the food and service were great! Loved the sticky toffee pudding 😋

Easy for parking, booked table and staff were very attentive. Brunch was lovely- everyone enjoyed their food and drinks - would definitely book again thank you

We had just finished a hike (Grassington and Conistone circular), so we were a bit under-dressed for this very nice restaurant. My fault - didn’t do the research! We’d booked in advance given it was Good Friday but it was not very busy. Service was really lovely. Menu was not extensive and surprisingly after our exertions, we were not ravenous - so we ordered some sandwiches. All the food was terrific.

We came for a meal at 7pm on a Wednesday night but it wasn't open - no explanation.

Mid week teatime treat beautiful home cooked food. Nice atmosphere good balance of diners and drinkers. Will definitely use again

Visited The Grange for a delicious meal. Absolutely amazing service and wonderful food. Beautiful location and the people who work here go out of their way to look after guests. The cream teas are also AMAZING! Best hotel and restaurant in the county!

As a pie fanatic, I had to take the opportunity to visit whilst taking son to Ferry. Was so happy I did. Two of us had the Steak, Stilton and Port Gravy pie, with Hand Cut Chips and Mushy Peas. Phenomenal pie. Jam packed with beautifully cooked Steak, nice flavour from the cheese, and the gravy was superb. Very good chips and mushies as well. Son had the Cajun Chicken Burger, and really enjoyed it. Very friendly staff, decent music (not too loud) and nice atmosphere in a busy pub. Will have to come back to sample the other, equally delicious sounding, pies on the menu.

Another excellent lunch at the Pheasant. We've been several times over last 4 years and never been disappointed. This time we kicked off with salmon gravadlax with blood orange and deep fried squid followed by excellent hake in an Indonesian curry sauce with pak choi - superb!! With desserts, glass of wine each, bread (also very good - ciabatta, lightly toasted with butter on the side) the bill came to just over £100. The standards are very high and you won't be disappointed!

A lovely friendly pub with great food.

Absolutely legendary fish and chips in Sheffield. Best around 10/10

Had a fantastic Easter Sunday lunch. Lovely cooked roast dinner. Very well recommend. In a beautifully decorated pub with the best served real ales in Banbury!