The best restaurants serving British food in Clerkenwell Islington London

One word - excellent! Food is truly amazing! Staff are exceptional - welcoming and friendly. Atmosphere is relaxing and inviting. Graeme is a fabulous host who ensures all of his guests enjoy the time spent here! Chocolate mousse is simply divine!! Would highly recommend!

Staying at Crowne Plaza and they wanted £25 a head for breakfast.. went to Cafe Maya and ordered the full English with extras .. my lady .. beans on toast.. class food class value ❤️👌

Had a great time at this restaurant. 10/10 food and great atmosphere. Friendly staff. I will recommend and will be coming again soon

Last dinner we had on our trip and our favorite. I am celiac and all I can say is if you have a food allergy give this place a try. Wife does not have an allergy and she thoroughly enjoyed her dinner (shepherd pot pie) as did I (chicken schnitzel). Unbelievable flavor in both dishes. Would definitely go back!

Not to sure about this place £9 for table service,We both had the beef which considering Smithfield Meat Market is literally a stones throw away the beef wasn't great,Also on the wine menu a bottle of Pinot Noir was £24 we got charged £34 which is a bit steep, no problem with the staff very friendly but not to sure of the standard of the Roast Dinner

I am so glad to have this place as my local. I had the best time and service over there. Definitely recommend !

Booked a dinner with my wife and 11 year old son at the bar. The bar was busy (Halloween revellers) and the team kindly relocated us to have dinner on the 2nd floor. The service, food, and wine were incredible. Smiths has always been a favourite of mine and it never disappoints. A big shout out to the Greek sommelier who was charming, friendly, and incredibly knowledgeable. Had a lovely bottle of wine and she gave me some tips for some new world wines to buy in the future. Great night

Came here with friends. My first tome, but I was very impressed. Had the two course lunch offer, and ended the food. Good quality, and very reasonable price for central London. Staff were friendly too.

Went for a birthday meal and the Quality Chop house was excellent. Seating is cosy but you’re not on top of each other. The birthday card on the table signed by the staff was a very nice touch. The menu is small but has a great variety to choose from. Our waitress answered any questions and had great knowledge on the food and the extensive wine menu. The food is sort of old school but in a modern way. Starters of sweetbreads and brawn were delicious and then the mains of widgeon( it’s real, not a mistype) and the pork chop were incredible. The flavour was incredible and they had to be to make sure the whole meal wasn’t overshadowed by the confit potatoes. I contemplated getting another portion of those for my dessert, I didn’t and went for the cheese , which had a candle in it. Once you’ve visited this place you can understand why it has survived for so long.

Rede de cafeterias distribuída por toda a cidade . Serve bom café com várias apresentações, sanduíches e outros petiscos .

Always such a pleasure going to the Marian Anderson. Food is great, staff are friendly and drinks are cold what more could you ask for.

Great pub for vegan pub grubm very reasonable priced, even cheaper if you take food to donate to their foodbank collections. Fried offerings, and vegan burgers. Polenta fries are great, as is Mac cheese, oh ok and the vegan fish burger with kim chi

Visité con 4 amigos. Katie y su equipo fueron muy amables y serviciales. Nos lo pasamos muy bien, la comida era decente y mucha bebida! ! Compré el trato en Groupon y valió cada centavo.

We met with friends because of the restaurant's proximity to Farringdon. We started off seated outside but as it got colder and then started raining we moved indoors The restaurant has a great atmosphere and it was a shame that on a Friday evening there were so few diners Our server was really good, cheerful and chatty We had started with glasses of house white - it was so good we asked to see what it was - Grillo from Sicily We then moved onto Chianti with the meal The menu is short and interesting and we really struggled to choose. We had sourdough and buter to nibble on whilst choosing Two had the ham hock terrine with toast which was chunky and tasty with a pear picallili I had the barbequed mackeral which came with asparagus and little sudges of mayo and roe - nice For mains we had bavette steak with fries, the flat iron Holstein chicken that came with a small side salad and a mushroom risotto Sides of fries were excellent and a green salad was very fresh and crisp with a great dressing We finished with a rhubarb brulee and a banoffi shortbread with ice cream We were all very please with teh food, teh wine, the ambience and teh service An excellent find

Extremely rude staff - very dismissive of our table and made us feel extremely uncomfortable - made lots of rude comments and remarks throughout duration