The best restaurants serving British food in England

Stopped by for some lunch, wow what yummy food. The starters were huge! With a lovely salad, probably too big to be honest but how often would you say that! My husband had a steak and ale pie and I had the chicken Kiev I wasn’t sure at the start with the tiny onions in the sauce but I soon changed my mind when I tasted it. Lovely fresh yummy vegetables too. Would definitely recommend to my sister who lives in the area.

Such a lovely place to be. They snuck us in and couldn’t have been more helpful. Delicious food, very reasonable. Would definitely come again and glad we happened upon this place!

We called in to have lunch when on a day out with our 2 year old grandson. Can’t fault anything from start to finish. The staff couldn’t do enough for you, and all are very polite. Our grandson was offered crayons and a colouring sheet whilst waiting for our food. The food was excellent and plentiful. I can highly recommend the broccoli and stilton soup. Would recommend the place, we will be back soon and thank you for a lovely lunch.

Unfortunately it looks like the Beachtree has closed. A favourite place we have visited many times and we will miss our Christmas visit this year. Let’s hope it opens again in the coming months.

Para todo el personal de The North Star todos trabajan muy duro y el almuerzo del domingo de hoy fue excelente la comida y el servicio es increíble y vale la pena la hora de viaje que nos lleva

We visited for the first time last week. We were both excited at the prospect of rarebit (since removed from the menu) the bland rarebit was just one piece of toast, the rest of the plate was salad, however the salad dressing made it tasty. But £13 seriously?! On a positive lovely views to enjoy.

This is a lovely place...we had breakfast here...the food was all cooked fresh and the service was swift... it's quite a large place but feels quite intimate... spotlessly clean and very well run...we will return..

Quaint little pub food on par with most other pubs plate size really good

I went in here to meet a friend and I wanted a milkshake, I was tutted at and then charged £4.50 for a glass of milk with flavouring added to it. I was not happy.

Our waitress steph was a pleasure, we came in on Friday evening and had a lovely time, food was good, steph was very nice, my son couldn't decide what he wanted and she was a star, she even suggested my son tried the chicken burger, she even talked him into doubling it up, thank you steph you are a credit to the pub, will be back soon

Un gran descubrimiento, situado justo al lado de la pista principal en Lincoln. Gran selección de quesos y platos a base de queso para comer o llevar. Ambiente muy civilizado, y personal sonriente y bien informado. Buenos vinos. Recomendado.

Fantastic, went for lunch (on a Wednesday), great food, good menu options and the staff were also very helpful, and all in a great setting. As we were the only ones in it’s hard to comment on the atmosphere when busy, but the tables are well spaced, so I suspect it’s good as well. Add it to your list of places to eat, drink or just meet friends!

We had a lovely 2 day stay,staff were friendly and welcoming. The restaurant meals and breakfast absolutely fantastic,try the pie and sticky toffee pud on the menu,you will not be disappointed .warm and cosy. Thanks to all the staff for a lovely stay,would definitely stay again. Jerry.

Two friends and I visited Mallyan Spout for an afternoon tea, (£50 for two, £28 for one). From entering to leaving we couldn’t have had a more perfect afternoon. Surroundings were beautiful, the staff were attentive, highly trained and very friendly and the afternoon tea was gorgeous!!! Three different types of sandwiches, sausage roll, four different cakes plus a scone with jam and cream, massive pot of tea. Extremely good value for money. Highly recommended.

What a lovely pub. My wife and I decided to walk most of the pubs on the CAMRA Warwick trail but not in the order suggested. We started by parking in the Priory Park car park giving ourselves three hours to visit 4 pubs. After a quick cut across the park and directions from a friendly local we found our first destination. You can see from the outside that a lot of time has been spent making this pub,which is the base of the Slaughterhouse micro brewery, attractive. The inside is even better. As soon as you step through the door you get a warm welcome from the staff. Maintaining its “real pub” fittings and fixtures while providing comfortable and well designed furniture the pub has a homely atmosphere. The smartly decorated walls are adorned with some lovely pictures. You can view the brewery through a window in the pleasant back room snug. I tried the 3.8% Slaughterhouse Alright, Alright, Alright and it was definitely Alright in fact it was very tasty. My wife who was the designated driver kept to 0% drinks. We could have happily stayed longer but we had more places to discover but we will definitely return.