The best restaurants serving British food in Hounslow London

I often visit a local friend, over several years, whose place is not really organised enough for her to cook, or me to cook my own breakfast, so I/we call in here, consistently good for breakfasts, though not quite so consistently good for lunch.

Quality Fish n Chips with great family run vibe. Decent portions and prices. Delivery option was also a bonus one evening i felt like a treat. Its my new favourite in the area. Cheers

I’ve been to this place many times and it’s always a chilled experience. The food is great the ambience and quirkiness is worth a visit alone. The pelican crossing to go to the loo. The bus seats to seat on. Bus stops on the roof. It really is a good night. Watch the videos of old route masters and London. The staff are very friendly and the openers put in a lot of effort to keep it fresh every visit.

Great coffee and croissant. More shops like this needed in the area

Great food and service in a very energetic, noisy, old waterside pub.

Severe food poising after eating the chicken salad. AVOID!

We held our daughters baby shower in the garden, the setting was lovely, the staff were absolutely fab, very attentive and provided excellent customer service. And the food was delicious, enjoyed by everyone. And I have to say compliments to the chef, I had the best nut roast ever! I would highly recommend a visit! Thank you to everyone at the The Lord Nelson for making our celebration special. 👍

Great food, service and bar selection, handy location right next to Hounslow Central underground. Lovely garden for dinner and drinks outside in the summer

Love this place. Their cakes are baked fresh and ice cream is hand made. We sat here and completed one of their many jigsaw puzzles. Was so friendly and unique.

I thought they were just trying a bit too hard to "be outstanding" but then slightly missed out on focusing on satisfying the customer. Each of our (4) meals were good, consistent with the price. A few elements were really memorable - like the venison ragout, and the mackerel starter with crispy skin. I found the vegetarian starter (carrots/cheese sauce) and main (pumpkin, several ways) somewhat fussy in its presentation. Silver Birch offer either a tasting menu at £110pp or the 5 course menu. Of the 5 courses, one course was a tiny amuse-bouche and the second was a slice of home-made bread with herb butter (usually complementary in top end restaurants), as preludes to the starter/main/dessert. Portions are very small. Reader, I went home and had toast. Service was a bit gauche. I'd pre-specified food allergies etc but our request for information about these as we ordered seemed to be quite a surprise. I didn't feel that there was a wrap-around focus on our wants/needs. And the insistence on telling us about each element of each of our dishes, how long different components had been marinaded, and so on took quite a while when we were simply waiting to try for ourselves. The server also talked about himself and his personal circumstances a fair bit. We engaged with him and heard him out, but I felt quite uncomfortable.

We ordered Fruit Cake and Mango Cake last week for my husband and daughter's birthday last week. Both cakes were amazing and good value for money. Fruit cake was soft and had plenty of fruits in it. Mango cake was truly lovely to look at and yummy as well. Both were fresh and just the right amount of sweetness to it...not sickeningly sweet. Well done Jacob's Taste Buds!

It's full of builders in the mornings and lets face it, they tend to know what a god fry up is. And breakfast here is very good. Nothing fancy but covers all of the major food groups - sausages, bacon, eggs, beans or whatever else you like in the morning. It's quick, generous portions and the staff are friendly. Great for a take-out too.

Lovely place good atmosphere open mic on a Wednesday good bands especially that Victor Allen

Best service, best coffee and Guiness. The bar staff Ignat& Pedja are professional and very helpfull.