The best restaurants serving British food in London

Love going to El Vino in Blackfriars. It has been a regular of ours for many years. The food is great. The staff are so friendly, courteous and can't do enough for you. It's got that oldie woldie charm of how a bar should be run. Well done to all.

Absolutamente terrible experiencia. El personal era grosero, y el precio de la comida no era ni de lejos vale la pena. Izquierda sintiéndose completamente decepcionado — no recomendaría a nadie.

We were greeted by Ellie & had an amazing experience. She got us our drinks sorted once we were settled and constantly checked up on us throughout our time at The Old Bank. Great vibe and music. Ellie and team thank you so much!!!

Drinks quite expensive, terrific views of the city, visiting a good friend who lives nearby, so chatting which is not easy as it's loud music, but that's the animal so enjoy it..!!

Very low quality food. Both dishes we ordered were dry and stogey, and probably microwaved before served. Very unlike food you would expect at a vegetarian Indian restraunt.

Attempted to visit on Sunday evening, most of the tables were sticky and tv volume was at full blast. Very rough atmosphere. The two girls behind the counter had a bad attitude and didn’t know what they were doing. Asked for a bottle of Picpoul and didn’t know what it was. When I told her white wine she opened the fridge and I could see some already poured glasses, some wine inside the metal pourers in the middle of a messy fridge. It did put me off and left straightaway. They didn’t question it simply couldn’t care less.

No point having a Sunday Roast menu when everything but the lamb has run out. Love the pub but come on now sort out your food.

Pricey breakfast mostly good but the one sausage was pure fat and inedible. Balans - please spend a bit more on a decent quality sausage.

TOO NOISY A few old men at the front of the pub sitting drink beers and talking very loud. The whole pub can here them. They do not care. What do they talk about? Rubblish. Not even football. Come and hear for yourselves. Is it worth coming to this pub?

Visited here today to warm up and shelter from the rain ahead of a walk up Primrose Hill. The staff were lovely and friendly and the toilet was clean. Best cinnamon bun in London and what a generous measure of hot strong coffee! The toasted sandwiches looked amazing will definitely have one next time ❤️

Booked and bought a table with extras for my birthday celebration with friends. Paid quite a bit of money for a package which was fairly easy to do. However from the moment we arrived they were very unaccommodating even though we were paying customers. The bouncers automatically assume you are there to cause trouble as soon as they see a BLACK PERSON in the queue and are simply rude. They will ask you questions that they do not ask anyone else and then on will watch you around the bar and make you feel uncomfortable like you do not belong. I do not need to explain the whole story on here but if you are a group of black people (even if you more than happy to pay and just there to celebrate a birthday) the bouncers and some of the staff will treat you different and are more than happy to be aggressive towards you for no reason even to women. Music was good but not worth the inferior treatment. What they will say is the bouncers are black so they can't be doing anything wrong but they know exactly what they are doing and are more than likely told to act this way by management. DO NOT GO HERE birthday ruined.

Servicio encantador, buena música, y la comida es deliciosa! El personal es amable y el lugar está muy limpio y tiene una buena vista de Londres

Convenientemente ubicado sucursal de Eat. El personal parecía eficiente y es bueno que sirvan té descafeinado (Starbucks opuesto no lo hace). Buena variedad de comida y bocadillos.

This is a beautiful old pub with an inviting real flame gas fire. Went with my family of 6. The food & drink’s were served very quickly. We had a combination of six different main meals & everyone was more than happy with what they ate. Five of us dessert of apple, berry & rhubarb crumble & custard which was to die for. Only hiccup was when we arrived at 7.30 there was a live band playing. Now as good as they were & the songs they played, they were rather loud & we had to shout at one another to make ourselves heard. When booking I asked for the quiet part of the restaurant as 4 of our group being 60-+ in ages weren’t to keen on loud music as we’d have to shout over it. But all in all a great pub with wonderful food & hard working staff.

My friend and I decide to pop in for lunch after visiting The Tate. We ordered the toasted sourdough aged Feta, sun-dried tomatoes and & Pesto and the free- range chicken breast, kimchi & mozzarella sandwiches. After ordering we were told that they'd run out of sun-dried tomatoes. My friend changed her order to the Wiltshire ham, mustard & mature cheddar. We sat down to enjoy a glass or merlot and waited for our order to arrive. Finally our order arrived... my friend found her sandwich consisted only of feta cheese and mine had changed from chicken breast to a sandwich which had only a slice of ham in it. We called the waitress over and explained that we hadn't got what we had ordered. She replied saying this was the chefs fault and that he didn't like being told what to do!!!!!! We asked if we could have what we ordered and asked her to return what we had got to the kitchen. It was clear that she didn't want to confront the chef. She gave a vague shrug and disappeared leaving our sandwiches on the table in front of us! My friend, not happy to pay £19.50 each for sandwiches we didn't order and which were inedible. Refused to pay for them. After an embarrassing and lenghtly discussion we were eventually only charged for the chips, the wine and offered complimentary coffees and a pastry. We certainly wont be returning. It was farcical.