The best restaurants serving British food in England

MY friend and I visit often, and each time the service is so good. Happy smiling faces greet you. Food excellent for value. Best cafe in Barry. Highly recommend

We popped in without a reservation on a Saturday lunchtime and luckily they had a table for us. The pub was buzzing with happy people, clearly lots of locals too which is always a good sign. We had three courses - hadn’t planned to but the food was just soooo good! The prawn cocktail was the best we’ve ever had, and mains were delicious. OH had sea bass and I had lambs liver. Both served piping hot and with fresh veg. One of my main beefs is when food isn’t hot enough. Not so here, well done Berkeley Arms. The sticky toffee pudding was to die for too. We live 20 mins away but we’ll most definitely be back!

Lovely café, serving very good restaurant-quality food. The people in the kitchen know what they're doing! One of our favourite places to eat in Swanage. Lunch is served 12pm until 3:30pm, can be worth eating a bit later to avoid the rush.

Great place to stay, lovely food and great atmosphere.

Went here for lunch with our two sons 8&11) and my husband after they had played football golf at Tapnell farm and I walked the Tapnell walking loop with our dog. Shakshuka with feta was delicious; my husband and I both had it. Burgers on the kids menu and main menu were tasty and homemade. Our youngest wasn’t keen on the tortilla chips with his kids burger so only had the burger and two halves of cucumber. Oat latte was really good. Parking is available on the street but might be trickier in busy times. Would definitely recommend for lunch.

Great taste, good bit of tucker! delivered hot 🔥

My wife and I visited for lunch, our first such visit after the change of ownership. We both chose two starters: wild mushrooms in sauce, and mussels in white wine sauce. The mushroom dish was delicious, with an excellent creamy sauce. It was served on a tasty piece of lightly toasted bread. The mussels were served in the tradition way (with a bowl of water for finger cleansing) and a spare plate for the discarded shells. There was plenty of sauce and the mussels were of a good size. A starter portion was adequate, so I would not recommend a main-course portion. A further highlight was the accompanying sliced sourdough bread, which was the freshest I have tasted for a good while. This could be dipped into the surplus white-wine sauce. The dining area is very attractive in the 'Olde Worlde, oak beams, style.' The new owners have kept alive the excellent reputation of the previous ownership. The service was pleasant and good humoured.

Think I dropped unlucky on my visit, the chips weren't fresh cooked although plentiful. The batter on the fish was thick and soggy. I'm hoping my visit wasn't typical of the usual standard . The lady behind the counter was very friendly but with the economic crisis going on people have to vote with their feet and I'm going to be more careful I'm getting value for money

Food was fantastic and the service was too. The food in particular was absolutely delicious. Throughly enjoyed our time at Elliot’s we are regulars and always love it.

We had a wonderful meal which was very tasty and fresh. The appetiser of pizza and dips was a welcome extra, while we decided on drinks. Great service for the staff

We went for lunch on Sunday: it was very busy, staff were rushed off their feet. We had a long wait in noisy restaurant, when food arrived it was very ordinary - not worth the price. Would not recommend.

Popped in on feb 13th with our small dog..There was large selection of food on the menu. Prices were very reasonable and service was excellent. Staff really friendly and helpful. Food was cooked lovely and was piping hot.. (some classic tunes playing in the background) not to loud as to spoil our meal. Would definitely recommend for breakfast 5 out of 5 I will definitely pop in on our next visit Broadstairs.

I found Piecaramba on google when looking for a non-boring place to eat given that we were only visiting Winchester for the day and i didnt want to go somewhere that i could just go whilst at home. Piecaramba did not disappoint. I booked a table and the staff were prepared, very welcoming, warm, friendly and just very tentative to what we needed. The restaurant itself doesnt look much from the outside but is bursting with personality inside and the food is exquisite. The fact that i was able to play the original playstation (which i very much played in my youth) with my kids while having pie and mash (not just a standard one either, really flavourful) and a cheeky spritzer was just amazing! I felt so at home here. Really cannot emphasise enough how much i loved this place, gutted there is nothing like this where i live. Really recommend. My kids had the best day! Thankyou.

Visited on the weekend with some friends. Was a little disappointed that the time we booked a table there were none available, however this was sorted quickly. The food took a little while to come but staff were apologetic about this. The food itself was delicious, great tasting and good value for money. I'd definitely visit again.

We bought sandwiches from Cintra to take away for our walk. Just a cheese and tuna baguette and a cheese and cole slaw baguette - nothing fancy - but they were £8 each! Neither sandwich had any seasoning and were completely underwhelming. If you’re going to charge that much for a sandwich, make it memorable and delicious. We won’t be going back.