The best restaurants serving British food in London

First time trying, had high hopes. But customer service was rude and lacklustre and the sponge of the cupcakes were very dry. Really disappointing.

Y mi flatmates establecido una tradición de comer brunch en panes, etc. para nuestros cumpleaños tan pronto como nos trasladamos a cerca de Clapham. Es un privilegio para tomar el brunch estudiante en

Flat white very disappointing.Watery, weak and nothing like a flat white. You can’t just serve a coffee in a different shaped cup and call it a flat white!

Went here on the off, amazing food and nice friendly staff. Place was very clean and welcoming, good food and good price.

Waited an hour for simple food - sandwich. Food was then given to other customers. Food was then made again in a few minutes. Avocado on toast £8 was literally one slice of white with avocado on top,

I was expecting better in poncey Southfields - especially as there is a Gail’s Bakery over the road. Fine for a drink but you’d be better off going to Wetherspoons for the same ‘quality’ food at half

Excellent food, service and hospitality. Consistently brilliant which is why we always look forward to coming back. Fantastic team.

This is what a typical Fish and Chips should be. Fresh, home made, good quality and great price. I will definitely recommend this place to everyone.

Unreal food! The new chef is giving the plimsoll a run for its money. Incredible burgers and great nibbles. Will be back for that chicken burger

Un amigo habla muy bien de este establecimiento, así que lo visité ayer por la noche camino a una charla.La elección de los bocadillos era muy pobre. Aquellos en exhibición se veían muy seguros. Compr

This place has got to be one of the most ripoff for pricing of a drink in the Lewisham area that I have ever encountered. To charge £7.25 for a pint of beer is outrageous. Whilst Moretti might be

Not bad, looks recently refurbished, good selection of drinks, clean. Plenty of space and seating available, went on a Friday was hilarious, seems like local bar full of friendly locals.

6 of us met on Sunday 18th August on a pre booked outside table all hoping for a roast dinner. When the sever came to take our orders just gone 2pm we were advised that as there were no vegetables or

We had heard of the place and it had reasonable reviews. Well from the outside it could do with brightening up and maybe a repaint. There is a small but pleasant beer garden, please note this is part

This place is called The Perseverance because they serve you the most disgusting, burnt edged , oily, too much tomato paste, pizza ever & if you need food, you have to persevere to eat it.