The best restaurants serving British food in Bromley London

We are very lucky to live so close to such a great pub! Thai Tuesday and Pizza Friday’s are great! Friday Fizz at the Freeland at the FT is the best with family and friends. Barry the Barman is the BEST as are the owners Val and Mike x

We had a very tasty and reasonable breakfast. My partner had the full size option and I had the smaller size which was still ample. Its perfect for if you're staying at the Travelodge. We also had lunch there. Lots of options and again really tasty. Lovely welcoming staff too.

Popped in here to celebrate St George’s day expecting a faux pie and mash experience but was pleasantly surprised. The seating is authentic - wooden benches with marble tables, the welcome was traditionally warm but most of all the food was exactly as I remembered from my childhood. Tasty pies, good mash, and lashings (there’s an old word!) of liquor. The menu also includes eels. The whole experience took this Peckham boy back to better days. Thank you.

Good food and service, but toilet dirty and smells,no toilet paper or air freshener.Toilet door leds straight into cafe.

Great cafe, does a banging fry up and a great cup of tea.

I enjoyed a lovely afternoon tea today with my daughter. The food was amazing especially the delicious cakes. The staff were friendly and welcoming. Will definitely be returning. Would 100% recommend the Croft Tea Room

Met a friend here today on my birthday,cdnt believe how busy it was but now l know.A beautiful young lady greeted me and asked what I'd like almost immediately. My friend and l chose the delicious home made cake and when my slice arrived with a lighted candle in it the whole café broke into Happy Birthday. I'd had a sad morning but what a happy afternoon. Highly recommend this place you won't be disappointed.

What a lovely place for breakfast! The staff were really friendly and the coffee and bacon sandwich was yummy. There's quite a lot of choice in Orpington for breakfast, but I will definitely be going back to The Bakehouse. Great atmosphere and really clean. The coffee was served hot and was very tasty. The prices are really good too!

First visit. You have to choose what you want and then go order (and pay in advance) at the counter. My husband had egg and bacon toasted sandwich (£7.60) and I had what was listed as a BLT... (£6.45) plus a pot of tea for 2 for £5, bring the total to £19.05, pre-tip, which is a bit expensive in my book, but I don't mind if it's good. See photos of my so-called BLT. The photo of it less the lettuce looks a bit unappetising - to me at least, but just look at that lettuce which I took out of the sandwich, as I wouldn't give it to a healthy rabbit, let alone a sick one. Just truly awful. Limp, blackened, yucky, decomposing. My husband was disappointed with his sandwich, too. The bread wasn't up to much and suffice to say we shan't be returning. (Tea was fine!).

Went too the Oak for family Sunday lunch, they were very accommodating, as we had left it late too book a table for six people, we were seated in a nice area. The staff were-all very helpful & pleasant, nothing was too much trouble., for them. Our food was nicely presented, and more than adequate . Would highly recommend this pub , for lunch any time.

We visited this place lots of times ,there food is always well presented, hot and tasty. Staff always willing to help. 😋

What a lovely cafe ,beautiful food and amazing friendly staff Delicious coffee and fresh smoothies! Highly recommended

This has the potential to be the best restaurant in SE London, but there is a serious lack on ambition on the menu. I have been several times since opening and the food is always well executed, but the menu has evolved at a snails pace and is still essentially a gasto-pub menu. The dining room is well suited to a serve genuine restaurant food, or at least a more 'fine-dining' brasserie menu, which will make the place a destination. Unfortunately, the menu feels like it has been designed by an accountant, not a chef and this means the place won't attract local regulars, nor will it become a 'destination' people travel to. D&M was reviewed by a couple of national newspapers and the money spent on the building means it could become a real gem of a restaurant, but it is lacking atm. The staff all seem friendly, and a particular mention to Jamie, who tempted us to stay for dinner after enjoying a drink on the terrace.

Scotts pie and mash should be rated the best in London in my opinion everything I bang on from the shops to the food I've been to a few others and they don't come close I've read dome stupid reviews on here saying awful well the are rival reviews no1 for me

My wife and I use Buddy's when we visit family in Bromley. It is the best place to eat for miles! We always receive a wonderful, friendly welcome from the team, in particular Tracey. The choice and quality of the food is excellent. Despite having an expansive menu, all the food is cooked to order, and served hot.They also do a great range of healthy options. It is extremely clean, and plenty of space to enjoy your meal. My wife and I highly recommend this cafe. Thank you so much for making our last trip so special, and hopefully, we'll see you next year.