The best restaurants serving British food in England

Very clean, staff attentive and efficient. Prices a little high for the elderly as they only want small portions but are charged the same, they need to be able to have a children's menu also. I personally have cut down the amount of times I now visit

Absolutely terrible tables were dirty and floor ! Had to wait ages for my order then the young Indian girl overcharged me she called me a liar ! When I sled to speak to manager she said no she’s busy absolutely disgusting.

Lovely pit stop with excellent home made soup, sandwiches, cake and tea. Unfortunately the coffee was very weak, but everything else lovely.

Called in when passing through and was met by a very friendly lady who showed us to a table. It is an attractive little cafe with a great menu and the staff were so welcoming. We had a bacon and mushroom omelette and a cheese and onion toastie, both served with salad and accompanied by two lattes. Drinks were served promptly and food followed shortly on hot plates. Cannot fault it at all and would highly recommend this wonderful little place.

A marvellous eclectic cafe. Wonderful service and welcome.

Lovely breakfast, perfect spot over the village green. Delish coffee and nice array of deli snacks and pastries to take away on your walk! Will definitely go back for wine and ice cream 😍

We popped in for some lunch whilst visiting the Boston fair and had such a lovely experience. The woman serving us couldn’t have been more welcoming and made us feel comfortable from start to finish! We had our 3 year old with us and the ladies inside the kitchen told us they had some books inside that she could take out to keep her occupied. Food came out quickly and tasted delicious. There is a little private courtyard you can choose to sit in, and because of that we were able to enjoy the sunshine! Despite the fact that the kitchen is located amongst a busy town, and during the summer fair- it still felt lovely and quiet and private. Overall a lovely experience, would definitely recommend and will be returning.

Wonderfully prepared and presented food. Tasted amazing. Full of flavour and interest. Service was friendly and informative. Big recommend.

What a lovely wee tea room! Had cream tea there yesterday with my mum and daughter. Food was wonderful,as was the service. Catered for gluten free and allergies. Would definitely recommend and will be back the next time I travel down from Glasgow. Only problem is the 500 mile return journey...... but we'll worth it!!!!

We were so looking forward to staying here again this year. We’ve stayed before on a few occasions as our parents live here and we travel from the Highlands to visit. I just wish we’d read the reviews before we booked again; we booked due to our past stays and thought it would be the same experience. Sadly not. The room was clean for sure but there is no decent breakfast, they only offer cooked options on the weekend if the chef actually shows up, the “ continental breakfast” they offer is self service dry croissants, folded pack ham with chunks of cheese in a mini fridge and a wee kettle to prepare your own coffee. Oh and a bowl of questionable fruit. The atmosphere is NIL. 3 times I spoke to them about dinner reservations and still it wasn’t booked for our family of 6 on the night. The menu is uninspiring and very little for a vegetarian diet and they ask that you preorder your meal during the day so I suspect your meal isn’t fresh at dining time and the restaurant shuts at 8pm the bar was all shut up by 9pm and the place in darkness. We cancelled our dinner reservation and ate elsewhere in Kilve. The previous owners Carol & Julie are sorely missed and it saddens me greatly that all the years of work, love and commitment they put into making the castle of comfort the fantastic hotel it was had all gone to waste. We paid £160 B&B - vastly overpriced, no value for money just not enjoyable anymore and it stinks of fried food. There is no one to meet you, greet you. We dangled about for ages trying to check out, we could have simply walked out. Needless to say, we won’t be coming again and won’t be recommending it to others, my other family members won’t be coming back either.

Called in today for a nice lunch, but very dark and uninviting, could it be closed ? Once we were inside we were informed that only coffee was available, no food whatsoever. Having looked at Facebook reviews this place looked great but it turned out to be a waste of a journey so we spent our money elsewhere and will not try again. Very disappointing.

We hired the smaller private room for a family tea to celebrate a special birthday. There were 15 of us, grandparents, parents and children. From the start of our relationship with Mabel's administrator, Martine, discussions flowed easily - price, one glutenfree guest, one vegetarian, lots of details - nothing was too much trouble. On the day there was plenty to eat - sandwiches, scones, cakes and a drinks bar with prosecco. Sara, our waitress, was a star, making sure everyone had everything we wanted including extra cups of tea or coffee. Everyone enjoyed the relaxing informal event. The room was full of Victoriana and the children loved the experience and also the opportunity to explore the garden (with adult supervision). Our family tea at Mabel's was everything we wanted for our special day. Huge thanks to Martine and Sara for all their beautiful hospitality and care.

Excellent place to visit for English Brunch, delicious sandwiches, jacket potato and traditional scones and cakes, yummy food and homely service ❤️

New Italian restaurant opened, so happy about as live Italian. Food is absolutely amazing, great service and very friendly staff

Been coming to this pub for years , usually before a PNE football game . The pizzas have always been great but the new items on the menu are just fantastic . Belly pork , ribs and the potatoe tots are so tasty and everything is reasonably priced . There is now too much choice and it’s difficult to know what to have . Compliments to the chef . The beers on offer are ever changing and the staff too deserve a pat on the back . This pub is well worth a visit