The best restaurants serving British food in England

A true British boozer. Lively family run pub with incredibly friendly staff

By far the best breakfast sandwich I’ve had in my lifetime. The chap running this place is efficient, polite and simply produces the best quality breakfast sandwiches I know. Not greasy dripping, bread/rolls are perfect thickness and softness. The perfect breakfast!

I and my family had very nice lunch at this family run coffee shop. Highly recommended.

Got noodles and they were disgusting and the bbq sauce is like glue 🤮🤮🤮

I have ordered my son a meal from here a few times over the last 7 weeks. Everything has always been very nice, however today it was very poor. The chips smelled of cheap burnt fat and he said they were horrible and the burger was thrown together and slopped with sauce. He left most of it. It wasnt cheap either, alot to pay for cheap poor food.

An excellent sandwich shop, quick and easy hot breakfast and tasty cold sandwiches. Lovely staff top it all off.

Delicious Sunday dinner, everything cooked perfectly and just the right amount. The Yorkshire parkin sponge with salted caramel sauce and vanilla cream was the best pudding I've had in a long time. We'll be back!

Great little cafe, the owner was courteous, sweet and helpful, the indoor seats are comfy, there's lots of items around the table which are for sale. Things like pictures, postcards, signs and things for your garden. The coffee was lovely and so was the food which is all freshly prepared. Would definitely recommend this place if you're in the area, and will definitely go back again.

Tasty breakfast. We have ordered twice now and the food has been delicious with high quality ingredients. Highly recommended. Also, delivery has been fast. Thanks 😌

breakfast was worth the money would get it again

Back for another top up of cappuccino and a snack for lunch before continuing on to the town. Parking down a side road opposite.

Coffee good, nice sunny spot. However bread was rubbish for toasties, use something better quality?

Visité durante la semana del restaurante y encontré las opciones de menú y la comida real para ser excelente. Platos bien presentados que eran sabrosos. Ambiente del restaurante y mesa agradable. El personal de camarera eficiente, aunque un poco nervioso, uno necesita recordar que este es un restaurante de capacitación tanto para los chefs como para el personal de espera, están aprendiendo en el trabajo, así que esto debe tenerse en cuenta. Excelente relación calidad-precio por buena comida de calidad. Definitivamente volveremos.

Ordered the Roma sandwich/toastie and my friend ordered the carbonara pasta for lunch. Absolutley incredible flavour, good portion sizes and great prices. I honestly want to go back as often as I can and try all the other sandwiches listed - fast and friendly service, clean, and you can see/tell they put the effort into doing it all properly.

As one might guess going from my profile picture, I'm a keen motorcyclist. Unfortunately motorcyclist and 'biker' are synonymous so when searching for new places to go and, in particular, new rest stops it becomes necessary to search the interweb for "biker cafes". I did this very thing yesterday, being at a loose end and fancying a ride to somewhere I've never been before, but without doing the whole 200 miles for fish & chips thing. So I punched "biker cafes" into Google and one of the places it suggested was The Bike Shed Cafe, next to the George Inn, just off the Gordano services exit of the M5. Suited up, I headed out for a pleasant enough ride and eventually stopped at The Bike Shed Cafe. With it being a bank holiday I fully expected it to be heaving with bikers, erm, sorry, motorcyclists. On arriving, though, there was only one other bike in the car park. As I was taking off my gloves and helmet the other guy on a motorbike approached his bike, as he was just leaving. We had a few minutes chat and a laugh among one another that we'd both done the same thing; asked Google to suggest a new place and had ended up here. As it happens, The Bike Shed Cafe caters more for your outdoorsy types and looking at the rack of mountain bikes just outside, the penny finally dropped that motorcyclists aren't quite the demographic they were targeting when this brainchild was first born into this world. The other guy and myself had a bit of a chuckle about that. However, my amusing (or not) anecdote about how I found this little place aside, let's get to the good stuff. Because good it absolutely is, and in reality I don't suppose they care whether you turn up on a motorcycle, a mountain bike or on horseback, we all spend the same money after all. The Bike Shed Cafe is a small annexe next to the George Inn. One presumes they are mutually affiliated. There is ample parking and being on the main road it is not difficult at all to find. The Bike Shed itself is a small outbuilding at the end of the carpark with a pleasant decked area adjacent for outdoor seating. It all looks and feels quite modern and well thought out. Inside I was greeted by a couple of nice young ladies who took my order and brought it out to me. The coffee was quite excellent - let's be honest, even in a world where it is impossible to throw a tea bag without hitting a coffee shop, really good coffee is not that common. I'm pleased to report that my americano with oat milk was at least a 9/10. On display at the counter was a vast selection of sweet cakey things which looked so tempting, but I'm trying to lose weight so I did my best to resist, but it was touch and go! I also ordered a cheese and chilli jam toastie, and again I was impressed with my choice. The bread was nice and thick and the cheese was oozing out of the sandwich so there was no skimping on any of the ingredients. Unfortunately, my diet was put on hold a bit yesterday after all! It came with a bitter green garnish of salad, but a few crisps on the side in addition would not have been unwelcome. Overall, though, it was most excellent and wouldn't hesitate to recommend this little coffee stop to anyone. It's highly unlikely but I hope my review gets enough attention from the motorcycle community to make this place a different kind of Bike Shed and next time I stop by there are a couple of dozen 'bikers' enjoying coffee and toasties in the bank holiday, ahem, sun.