The best restaurants serving British food in London

Had to essentially ask to be served despite it not being busy at all….asked if I could have crusty bread was available, was told it was, but was just regular bread…and whilst I went “off menu”, what was basically a “brunch grill” anywhere else at most cafes, was charged at nearly £15 with the 2 slices and a couple of cans of soda……with a full charge for chips, but receiving just a handful…..and clearly the term “very well done bacon” was not a concept the server was used to…..very disappointed…won’t be back.

Excellent service at the Hampshire Lounge Bar. Magan took very good care of us and made it a very pleasant experience!

Nos encontramos con algunos amigos y he usado este café muchas veces durante los últimos años.

Sin lugar a dudas, el peor fish & chips que he probado nunca he tenido 69 años, así que he comido fish & chips en mi tiempo. El pescado era 70% rebozado, la pasta era muy, muy espesa, dura y muy crujiente. Las otras partes de la comida estaban bien, pero nada de qué hablar. Nunca antes había dejado una reseña de un restaurante, pero nunca antes me había sentido tan decepcionado con ningún lugar para comer.

The portion they serve is just like for a kids.We couldnt believe it.Waste of money...Its like one big spoon of mash potato,one spoon of salad packed in big take away box,so when you open it its Small surprise..

Very good spot for fish and chips and kebabs that stays open late. The service was amazing and the food was hot and tasty. Definitely will be back!

Fab mushroom on toast and avocado on toast. Catered for gluten free option for the bread which was appreciated.

This is one of my favourite places at King's Cross for coffee. It is excellent if you want to work, do your daily admin, read or just enjoy a nice cup of coffee/tea. The staff is extremely friendly and pleasant, the atmosphere is hippy and artistic. They offer a variety of freshly squeezed juices, Moroccan tea and nice toasts (e.g. avocado toast). Highly recommended!

It's not often I post a bad review but I can't not. I tried 53 Bo Grove after visiting the sxhool across the road on a work meeting. This place is apparently Bohemian, it seems that's used to excuse allot of clutter and no cleaning. Condiments are passed between tables (Covid anyone?) The cafe itself has no partitioning for kitchen and front of house and the service was ... Lacking! I won't be back.

Food ok as long as you stick to a sandwich as the breakfast is awful. Also when I walked in on a Sunday morning at 10 o clock the staff member looked at me like i had two heads and when I asked her were they ready she replied bluntly “shop only” referring to the stale croissants etc. in packets. I have been at Kingston hospital all week and must have been in there at least 8/9 times and that’s how you get treated. I will never visit this cafe again.

Tuvimos una excelente comida, el bistec fue perfecto, el vino excelente y el servicio amable. Definitivamente lo recomendaría.

My husband and I had lunch there yesterday. We ordered 2 fish and chips and 2 cokes. I saw the prices in the shop window. 1 fish and chips £7.99. We had to pay £30. Maybe 1 cola was £7.00. and they don't give a receipt It's terrible that guests are being cheated. I hope no one enters this " first-class shop"

A massive plateful with olives,croutons.cucumber,tomatoes and good lettuce and leaves more than I could eat and cheap

it was one of the better place we have visited in recent times with good options and valuable service .

This place is a very life safer for whoever need a quick snack in centre London. Their fresh panini are good and cheap. I paid a brie, chichen and rucola £4 whereas a pepperoni and mozzarella just £3. You can't get the same even at Tesco.