The best restaurants serving British food in England

Lovely, friendly family run cafe. Food was excellent 10/10 Would highly recommend when visiting Leatherhead. Tracy & Darryl

Absolutely delicious food, great venue, lovely staff and excellent value. A hidden gem!! The crab croque (crab toastie) was sooo tasty!! And my mum loved her bacon, Brie and cranberry toastie. Can’t wait to go again - the cakes looked fab!

Proper Yorkshire fish and chips from the lovely North Riding village of Brotton in the Cleveland district of Yorkshire. Highly recommended

I’ve been coming to Hug in a Mug quite a while now, and I can honestly say it’s something I look forward to as part of my daily routine, when i am at work. It’s got such a great atmosphere and despite losing Ed, Karen has carried on with the support of Grace, Rob and Matt, and all her customers old and new, who are now friends, because it isn’t just a cafe, it’s a safe welcoming haven and community space for everyone to feel as if they belong. The additional benefit now is the new chef Nuno, who is an exceptional talent in the kitchen. His food is amazing !!! Let’s keep being patrons of this great cafe as it is much needed and benefits a lot of people young and old. Thank you Karen for carrying on in difficult times, everyone appreciates your bravery and hard work. Looking forward to the new menu next year and all the great nights throughout the year.

Wonderful food stall selling locally sourced food. It operates on Fridays and Saturdays. Apart from the regular items of meat, veg and bread etc, there is always something new to be found, depending on the time of year. Star service is friendly and helpful. A great place.

Once I found this cafe I was hooked. Lovely place, menu, and service, the owners are truly devine. It is good old fashioned cafe that offers high quality in its fare. Slightly out of the center for Urmston but worth the effort in going there.

Cracking little cafe in the business district of Birkenhead. Friendly service, good coffee and great prices.

The meat is outstanding the pie and peas are the best in town as well. Not potato and meat pies but meat and potatoes! Must give a try!

great place for food will always go there when i get the chance best cafe in horley always so friendly and always nice to see sheila

Fabuloso desayuno gran personal muy amable ambiente encantador muy recomendable. Sin duda volvería. Todo estaba limpio y fresco.

You get a personal service which is flexible and meets your needs. Everyone is friendly and remembers your name , well behaved dogs are welcome and spoilt. The food is lovely, take out or sit in. Everything has been done to make you feel safe and well fed in these difficult times. I think it is suitable for all types of customer, I do not feel awkward when I am by myself or have my dog.

Recientemente visitamos este café con un amigo que hemos estado allí antes, las parejas que dirigen el café son muy amables y la comida es muy buena, un domingo hacen una cena asada que es muy razonable precio como lo es toda su comida, yo recomendaría una visita si aún no has estado, pero te aconsejaría reservar si vas para el domingo asado.

best in town all day breakfast and it is very filling. good service and you don't have to wait too long before your food arrives.

The company has started supplying buffets to the firm i work for and they have a bigger variety than most caterers, including baguets and wraps. Service with smile too. must pop in the shop soon

What a little gem this is tea room / coffee is, tucked out of sight at the back of a garden shop / gift / vintage / bric-a-brac/ games/ curio store, down a little laneway off Church Street in Ripley. It’s a bit off the trodden paths of Ripley, but deserves seeking out and spending a few moments here over a decent hot brew and a delectable cake. The cafe has that vintage, shabby chic, stylish junk shop feel, with its mismatched furnishings and different seating areas (table and chairs, and sofas), surrounded by odd bits of clutter and gifts for sale. It works, and looks homely and welcoming, with the feel of an old country cottage. But it pulls a punch, at extremely reasonable prices. The hot chocolate and mocha we enjoyed were excellent, and were much better than our experience at a Starbucks outlet earlier in the day! I’m not sure if coffee is barista style, though there was a good selection of the usual latte, cappuccino and Americano varieties available, as well as pots of filter coffee and speciality teas. And what an amazing array of cakes, cookies, and slices which are available for your morning or afternoon tea: rainbow cake, harvest cake, carrot cake, triple chocolate cake, chocolate brownies, and black current, fruit and granola, and rocky road slices and the like, with gluten free and vegan options available! A huge slice of rainbow cake was only £2.50. The menu is quite comprehensive, and caters for the breakfast, lunch, and morning and afternoon tea crowd. Breakfast and lunch items are fairly simple fare, such as beans and scrambled eggs on toast, jacket potatoes, and a good selection of sandwiches, paninis and toasties made to order. Cream teas with fruit scones and clotted cream are also available. You can grab a board game to play while waiting or enjoying your refreshments; there’s also complimentary WiFi. We enjoyed our visit, and will definitely return. It’s quirky, and unpretentious, with efficient service. It’s also spotlessly clean, with a top hygiene rating. The toilets were fresh and clean. It's also very child friendly; some tables are laid with games and activities for the kiddies! It’s only open Wednesday through to Saturday, with the coffee shop closing at 15:30. Unfortunately for wheelchair users, there's stairs at the front, and there's a lot of shelves and display units in the gift shop part of the complex that you'll have to weave your way through to get to the tearoom.However, there's seating outside if it's a nice day. Places like this deserve patronage! Give it a go!