The best restaurants serving British food in England

We had the most amazing experience at St. Ermin's Tea Lounge. It was a dream come true. The service was extraordinary, the restaurant stunningly beautiful, and the food delicious. It is an experience my family and I will never forget. Additionally, the staff did a fabulous job providing an amazing experience for my daughter with a treenut allergy. They were so attentive and made sure her experience was phenomenal even with her allergy.

My family and i attended one of the special Christmas dinners laid on later on a Saturday evening in mid December. From the welcome to the food and the service - everything was superb. The restaurant was decorated for the full Christmas experience, (see photos) and a resident guitarist. In fact I was quite full by the end of the night! The turkey was done to perfection - thank you. Will definitely return next year.

Love this place and will return. Very smart, fab food, friendly staff and beautiful location.

Wonderful food, service, location and farm shop! Staff are really amazing. Food is super quality. Pleasant relaxed atmosphere. Great parking and views stunning.

Very uncomfortable in this pub... very drunk 🥴 humans it was only 4pm

Bottomless Brunch 3pm - 5pm. By 4.30 we had still only received 1 cocktail. Service improved after complaining multiple times but a really poor service. Not worth the money at all. Very disappointed.

The pub has a very good selection of Gluten Free for my friend. She really enjoyed the meal. I certainly enjoyed mine as did the rest of the party. I would definitely cone here again for food. Friendly helpful barman as well

We booked the Boot as a mid walk pub to have lunch. It is dog friendly and has no issues with muddy boots. The staff were very welcoming, friendly with a sense of humour. A perfect front of house experience. They catered and worked around my wife's allergy very well, such that it didn't spoil her enjoyment of the food. All the food we ate was excellent, piping hot, tasty and well presented and at a reasonable price. Overall a most enjoyable experience and would highly recommend.

I ordered a cheese scone. The first one was rock hard and like a bisucit so had to be sent back. The second one had been warmed in the microwave as it was soft and spongy and no hint of any actual cheese. I was with friends otherwise I would have compalined again. The only way to eat it was by using all the onion jam on it. It is rare for me to complain but this was very poor. The sandwiches we had were ok but then it would be difficult to get a sandwhich and some crips wrong. And the prices are a bit steep too. Sad and disappointing.

We booked a table for three at the Westbrook for Sunday Lunch last week. Two of us chose the Roast Beef, my father-in-law decided on the Cornish Sole, we all agreed that all of our dishes were cooked to perfection. The dessert menu was to die for and we will definitely return & wholeheartedly recommend the Westbrook. All of the staff were attentive, and the service was excellent, this was matched by the decor and ambience of this superb venue.

Stopped in for lunch whilst walking the coastal path. Very friendly service and tasty food. Didn't have a beer but good local ale on the pumps and in bottles.

Excellent food, fantastic coffee, brilliant brunch, superb scones. Lovely atmosphere and an all round pleasant experience. A credit to the town.

The staff was so helpful and couldn’t do enough and the food was lovely, home made, Ed had lasagne and steak pie, very good portions and good value for money

Not sure how to write this review as I was born here in 1955 when it was a maternity hospital. So here I am back here after 69 years. Eeek!! What a brilliant restaurant. Prague and Hannah are amazing and the food is also superb. What a great date night with my beautiful wife.

Food is great, the service is dreadful because we had to wait for around 40-50 minutes and no one warned us in this