The best restaurants serving British food in England

We were allowed to park overnight in our motorhome in their lovely field. The pub is very warm and friendly ,chatty locals, child and dog friendly. There is a nice enclosed field for the dogs and kids to run around in and play area. Will definitely be back and look forward to their new food menu and hearing some live music. Thanks from Jack, Sue and Jed, the dogs - Betty and Bruce

Visited for lunch, very friendly staff, food is home made and I had a really nice hot sausage roll with salad and my wife had an equally nice toasted sandwich. The coffee was also good, will definitely Visit again.

We have had lunch here a few times. Food always delicious and the little deli full of goodies to tempt you on the way out Interesting local art on the walls

Reservado a última hora como en la zona y lo recomendaría. Comimos temprano, así que era tranquilo, pero el personal era amable y atento. Buena selección de opciones en el menú. Teníamos tres platos cada uno incluyendo la pizette que era más que suficiente

We had Sunday lunch yesterday. It was absolutely delicious , served piping hot and with generous portions. We will be returning and have already recommended it to friends and family.

We ate at Interlude for lunch. The menu is a total delight for the taste buds. It is difficult to single out individual courses as everything was delicious but if I had to it would be the poached oyster in a delicious buttery sauce and the rabbit course, which was like 4 scrumptious rabbit and carrot canapes. The menu has an occasional South African theme, reflecting the chef’s heritage as well as foraging which is woven into most of the dishes. We will be back for the slightly longer evening menu.

Best fish and chips in Suffolk so far. We had haddock, chips, and peas. Huge portion, All very enjoyable, we will return from Ipswich.

The Britons Arms is a well known building at the top end of Elm Hill in Norwich, built in 1537, it's been around for quite a while. For many years it was only open during the day to refresh the hoards of tourists wandering up and down the cobbled street with tea, coffee and sticky buns, but no longer. From Thursday to Saturday it is now open until 9:00 pm for some of the best home cooked food in the city. I had a lamb shoulder with stewed veg and dumpling that was to die for, very tasty and everything perfectly cooked, we will be visiting here again very soon, delicious!

Love Tom’s Food! My partner and I live in Haywards Heath and we regularly come here on the weekend for excellent coffee. Sometimes we’ll order some food which is always delightful, and we are often tempted by the cinnamon buns (which probably ought to win an award of some sort, they’re that good!) and other delicious pastries. Well done to Tom and his wife for running such a great local cafe, with very friendly and welcome staff.

Came for a Lord Tavener’s event and the food was exceptional. From the Arancini to the Panna Cotta it was all amazing. The lemon and. basil sorbet was an amazing surprise that blew me away. Would highly recommend.

A superb meal presented with care. Uncomplicated and fabulous value for money.

Stopped here for lunch whilst walking the coast path. Hadn’t planned to, but the menu looked interesting. We both had the vegan option, which was a tempura cauliflower, which came with nice potatoes, sweet onions and coriander hummus. Was really excellent. Recommended.

What a find this was, such a lovely place, food excellent, service brilliant. A beautiful setting. This was the perfect place to begin our day out.

Decided to have a cup of coffee whilst having a look at the beautiful stained glass windows in St Mary's Church. Very pleasant and helpful staff and a delicious coffee served in a very grand setting.