The best restaurants serving British food in England

Cream Tea. The mother of all cream teas. And so reasonably priced! A ‘must do’ for Cream Tea fans if you’re in the area. Two massive scones each, a huge bowl of whipped cream, loads of jam, strawberries piled on top and proper tea or coffee.

It’s small but inspiring place for quick bite, the atmosphere is lovely and the customer service pleasant! I would like to be able explore all the other delicacies they have.

Parkside es muy popular, se basa dentro de Parkside YMCA. Tenga en cuenta que es muy popular entre las familias jóvenes, por lo que una taza de café o té tranquila puede no ser posible. Grupos de café, grupos de canto y otros utilizan las instalaciones. Es una pena que ya no esté abierto los sábados por la mañana. El desayuno tiene un precio razonable con un inglés completo a las 5. 95) El servicio es amable y bueno, el chef se mantiene bastante ocupado. Los especiales de hoy son papas fritas Halloumi a las 3. 00, filete de pollo en un bollo a las 2. 00 y pastel de té tostado a 1. 15 . Se vuelve más ocupado a partir de las 10 de la mañana, pero se cumplió la hora pico del almuerzo.

We have visited the Abbey House a few years ago and drive especially with a detour to revisit. Since my wife uses a wheelchair I asked to be seated on the lawns just a few steps from the terrace to make an accessible place available (we had been seated there during our prvfious visit). The waiter answered: we only put tables there duiding a wedding. So no other option for us then just leave the place since which is NOT accesible for a wheelchair. We were very disappionted and felt unwelcomed.

RUDE! I was quite taken aback by just how rude the lady was who served me and my daughter lunch. Every request was answered with a terse ‘no!’ She had quite a bad attitude and it turned our meal quite sour. It’s a shame as all the reviews I had read spoke so highly of the place. We won’t be back.

Nice airy place, ideal for bands and being able to see from most angles, good staff. If i lived closer I would be in here every week.. Don't talk (or even whisper) during the bingo if you value your life.

Went for an ice cream after school and was surprised how lovely and reasonably priced it was. They had other little things they were swelling which we couldn’t resist. Warm Fudge Cake and Ice real is a must 👌 It’s our first time here but will definitely be returning 🥰

What a pleasant discovery! Popped in for a cappuccino and scone whilst waiting for car service and found really excellent quality. The scone was spot-on perfect and the cappuccino looked and tasted wonderful. Will be back soon with our pooches.

Small but very friendly Sunday visit, only holds about 16 to sit in, but quite a few people were coming in for take away, nice pies, good mash, and superb liquor, and the staff seemed very friendly, will definately return

Met up here for breakfast before setting out for outdoor adventures. all the food was nice. Not being able to substitute things at breakfast is a bit odd. I can't eat mushrooms and detest cooked tomato, pretty much anywhere else if you knock off two things the server would ask if youd like another egg or whatever, but I suppose its not a dealbreaker. Pleasant staff. Will return

We always enjoyed visiting The Surrey King whilst living nearby. However, we have since moved away but when we came back to Worcester Park to visit friends, we made sure we returned here for our lunch... The newly refurbished interior looked great and we could not have asked for a warmer welcome from the owners.

Wouldn't recommend if you are gluten free / coeliac. When I arrived I asked for a gluten free menu and the waitress was very abrupt / made me feel like an inconvenience. I then asked if there was anything they could provide gluten free and then waitress just listed all the things which had gluten in them and then didn't attempt to accommodate for me. The only good thing is that a manager took my order. I understand that not all cafes can provide gluten free products but we would appreciate if they were a bit more understanding / could explain what dishes they could provide gluten free.

Buena parada de café. No grandes porciones para el costo de la comida, pero agradable. Lo volvería a visitar si en la zona y probar algo más en el menú. Bien de servicio

My OH and I called in to Rossini's on Friday evening for a quick bite to save cooking. The restaurant is in a cordoned off section of the Two Brewers Pub, and although the pub itself seemed quite busy we were surprised that there were no other diners in the restaurant area. The restaurant area is decorated with artificial plants, vases and pots, and photos of Italy - it's not really flash but feels cosy and like a little authentic Italian family neighbourhood restaurant. Service was excellent, both of our servers were friendly and chatty, and despite being the only diners we didn't feel uncomfortable or unwelcome which can sometimes be the case. Food was first rate, again nothing flash but authentic and reasonably priced pasta, pizzas and main course grills in good sized portions. My OH had Arancini for a starter, I tried it too and we both thought it was very tasty. I had a spicy chicken, bacon and tomato penne and it was very spicy but lovely, my OH had the house pasta which he declared very good. We were both too full for desserts but next time we will save room! I do hope Rossini's gets more customers as they deserve to succeed, it is so nice to have an authentic and well priced Italian in Chelmsford instead of all the chain restaurants and over priced 'special occasion' restaurants.