The best restaurants serving British food in England

Traditional Sunday lunch with all the trimmings- all 6 of us loved it- v tasty and wholesome

Lovely cafe with amazing coffee. Atmosphere was amazing. Would thoroughly recommend in the winter ❄️☕️.

Fab lunch, great service, nice ale in a lovely old pub..proper jacket potato, nice pulled pork all home made.good atmosphere, will definitely visit again

Stopped in for a quick sandwich at lunch time and it was amazing. Great atmosphere, great staff and great food served quickly. Can’t really ask for more from a cafe

Great stop off on way to ferry, best fish & chips in hull for sure!

Called in as it is in the CAMRA GBG. A tad disappointing as several hand pumps were dead. The Ashover Littlemoor Citra was in good order though.

We had Sunday lunch today at The Red Lion and it was excellent. Our table was booked for 8 but due to stormy weather and illness, we changed the booking to just 4 people. Nevertheless the owners were very accommodating and friendly and gave us an excellent time, friendly fast service and wonderful home-cooked wholesome food. We highly recommend this charming pub and hope to visit again soon.

Best place to go for breakfast best one in Blackpool by far

We visited Slice for the first time with high expectations. Opting to sit outside, we enjoyed the sun on our faces and a pleasant breeze, as the indoor seating was too loud and crowded for our liking. We were there simply for tea and cake, so my partner and I ordered the vegan dark cocoa brownie, the banana cake, a cappuccino, and a gingerbread latte for her. To our surprise, the brownie and banana cake were much larger than expected! The brownie resembled a dense chocolate brick, while the banana cake was more like a small loaf of bread—substantial portions for their price. However, a few bites of the brownie left me guzzling water as though my life depended on it. It was overwhelmingly sweet, sickeningly so, and incredibly dehydrating. I consider myself someone with a sweet tooth, but this was too much to handle. It felt as though the chefs hadn’t even tasted it themselves. Honestly, anyone who eats it might need a dentist on standby. I ended up sending the brownie back and ordered the banana cake instead, just like my partner. Unfortunately, it was no better—dry and reminiscent of chewing on compacted brown sugar. As my partner aptly put it: “very dry!” I can’t comment on the waffles or other menu items, which may well be delicious. But based on our experience, the food is very pricey and overwhelmingly intense. If you’re seeking a bold, sugar-laden adventure (and possibly a heart attack), this might be the place for you! By the time we got home, my partner felt so sickened by it all that she actually had to throw up!!

An authentic English cafe. The food is delicious and the service is wonderful. Very good quality-price ratio.

Lovely tasty food, great service and accommodating of children too :) thank you!

Fourth visit to Palmers in about a year and a half. It’s fast becoming my favourite restaurant in London. The menu is different every time so there’s always something to discover. Oysters on ice, lobster, rabbit, steak tartare, monkfish - if you’re a foodie you’ll love it. Gorgeous staff too. Long may it prosper!

Awesome. The staff are nothing short of amazing—welcoming, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about craft beer. They went above and beyond. The beer selection is impressive, showcasing a dazzling array of craft ales that cater to all palates. Each pint I tried was superb, reflecting the high quality and variety Bison is known for. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, making it the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy some top-notch brews. I can't recommend this place highly enough! I now before them.

Kids love it, good bit of scran.

Fantastic Sunday lunch. This is a must visit place