The best restaurants serving British food in London

Great team at this branch. Food is always 10/10, great chefs, excellent customer service and product knowledge from the team and management. You can tell everyone really takes pride in what they do and even on busy days, you can see the team running around, but not compromising quality, cleanliness and great service. Compared to other nandos I've been too, this one is by far the best!

Having visited the Adam and Eve before and found it OK this visit left me very disappointed. The new menu is not at all inspiring.

Amazing garden, usually have great live music. Ive seen some big acts for either free or cheap entry, just get there before 7.30 for free entry

Really enjoyed this place - came for a friendsmas meal and was not disappointed. Beers were a little bit expensive but it’s Broadway Market! We had the Christmas Sunday menu and I had beef - I tasted the pork belly too, though, and admittedly this was nicer.

Great pub with good service and a lovely pint

Great pub near London Bridge Station

I went in and there was an angelic presence also know as Morgan behind the bar. She was great and had a well rounded knowledge of the pub and products. Will be coming back

£8 for a pint of beavertown! When I commented on this to the bar staff they said they had put all the prices up because it was December. Not very Christmassy to me

Good beer, staff and atmosphere.

A friendly pub with a yard and a great little theatre space upstairs.

The best roast pork you could ever try. Nice place overall. Music is a bit loud but fine.

We had the rump steak and the hake grenobloise both dishes cooked to perfection and were very tasty. It was a busy lunchtime and the staff were fantastic making sure everyone was looked after. Highly recommend.

🚇 Tooting 🍺 £5.95 Pravha The Goringe Park is located on the border between Tooting and Mitcham in Southwest London. The nearest station is Tooting mainline, the nearest Tube is Tooting Broadway. The Gorringe Park dates back to 1879, taking its name from the nearby Gorringe Park Estate which is long since been swallowed up by suburbia. This was originally a Young and Co pub, Charles Wells Pub Company purchased it from Youngs in 2012. This is a vibrant and spacious multiroom pub which is set out over three floors. The main bar is located on the ground floor and is set out in a “J” shape around a centrally located servery. The decor is bold, mixing bright colours, eclectic furniture and traditional fireplaces. In the basement is a Cinema room, upstairs is a function room called The Library which has a small bar and a contemporary decorative feel. At the back of the pub is a walled beer garden with a tiki hut. The beer line up was broad and featured familiar brands, two cask ales and beers from @brewpointuk which I’ve not seen in London before. I kept it simple and ordered a Pravha, my pint was great, price point was average. The food menu was predominantly burgers with a few traditional pub grub options, Fish & Chips costs £13.95. I arrived just after opening at 12pm and was the first punter through the doors. I was greeted by the Guv’nor who was welcoming, friendly and personable. He was kind enough to give me a tour of the pub, and he told me all about the history of the pub and what they have on. Unfortunately this pub shut its doors in the summer and it is not clear what the next step is or what the future holds. One thing is for certain, pubs are closing at a phenomenal rate across the country and need as much support as they can get. Utilities companies, landlords and the government need to do a lot more. Also, they need our support in our local communities. Use it or lose it, support your local pub where you can. 📅 13th April 2024 More London Pub info @londonpubmap 🍻

Excellent city location and food. Noisy and somewhat high priced, but you are paying for location.

Great pub for a work Christmas dinner. Too busy so impact on service especially at the bar. Food quality is improving by the year!