The best restaurants serving British food in London

After a long day traveling, The Royal George was our first stop in London. So glad we did. Friendly Scottish banter, Ged and Sam couldn’t do enough for me and my family. If you are in the area, be sure to pay this place a visit. You won’t be disappointed We’ll be back 👍

We were welcomed on arrival by a very nice man and shown to our table. We had booked for breakfast which although is no longer an option there, they provided us with a varied breakfast menu and all the food was delicious and well cooked. The staff couldn’t have been more accommodating and friendly. We were so grateful and happy with our experience. We often visit for drinks and dinner because the staff here are so nice and they allow dogs. It’s a real shame breakfast is no longer offered here as it was so tasty and very good value.

Very disappointed with the sandwich - It was a Parma ham, mozzarella and sun-dried tomatoes. The hardly put any Parma ham (maybe 2-3 slices) - disappointing, considering that a sandwich costs £8.4

Fantastic Sunday roast, full plates, perfectly cooked and reasonably priced. Lovely atmosphere and friendly staff too

We got an order of pancakes, eggs, cafe mocha and coffee, and paid 60 pounds. Quite expensive for breakfast. The location is convenient for a train trip.

Popped in for a light lunch. Ordered a chicken and bacon baguette with chips and pot of tea. The baguette was aneimic looking, chewy and tasteless. A few bits of chicken and bacon, lettuce and tomatoes. No grated cheese as stated on menu. Chips luke warm. Food was poor quality and looked nothing like the picture on the menu. Very disappointed.

After a lovely drink here this summer I organised my 35th birthday for bonfire eve tonight and was bowled over by the staff, food, drinks and atmosphere ~ second to none. Thank you so much for making my 35th so special x

Went to this bar for NYE.. It was a shame they dint serve food or any snacks at all on NYE. Ofcourse everyone got there nice and early to avoid the crowd only to find out the kitchen was closed for the night. The staff was good and helpful. The bar sure offers an amazing view for the fireworks for NYE . Its a good pit stop..

I'm a delivery driver I need to grab something to eat on the go at my break time and came across this chippy as its friday . Thought why not let me get some fish and chips There was a nice young guy who I asked about the sausage batter If it was pork or beef , he said that it was chicken and beef So I left that and went Order Cod and chips the lady eho i dealt with said come back in 15 minutes We cook it from fresh. That's not a problem for me. I did think the woman's attitude was a bit funny at the time the manner which she talks to you as a customer but Brush it off as I thought she was just rushing and a bit hype Cause there was 3 people in there before me So came back in 15 mins I asked if I could use the toilet just to wash my hands Before eating as it is a restaurant with tables the lady said it was out of order and I needed to go to paddy power next door which to be fair isn't very clean Before I left to wash my hands I asked, could I eat at the table that when the I realised it wasn't an attitude because she was rushing in. She's just rude and doesn't have any customer service etiquette the lady said but it's in paper. I didn't think this was a big thing Because you can just take it out of the paper and put it on a plate. So I came back From. Washing my hands next door and she handed My fish and chips in the paper still With a knife on fork and said I can sit there and she wouldn't charge me. The thing is. I understand how the restaurants work. There's a sitting in charge but at no point. Did she offer me this . all she did was give me attitude from the time I came back asking about the toilet and seating down to eat which same to be a big problem. So on this I took my food and I just left. Her customer service needs a big overhaul And if she's the manager, I don't know what's going on. The cod was lovely No skin batter, lovely chips under the cooks. Soggy inside quite white After this experience I started to read through the Reviews, and it seems to be a recurring problem. I won't be back, to be honest It wasn't very welcome and it wasn't a nice experience one of the Reviews I read said this is the best Chippy all around all the way to pinner. I don't know what chippies that guy was going to. But you needs to get out more there's better Chippies In Ruislip and pinner then this . This is a average Chippy that really does need some good customer service Upgrade and maybe a little bit of a face. Lift to the property As it is quite dated

Since we last dined here there appears to have been a change of ownership. Maybe it is early days yet but certainly needs to improve and it is way off its previous standards. There was a lack of staff behind the bar and we waited too long to be served. pay and order at the bar. Whilst the meals were still very good we thought the prices were rather exorbitant. All round very disappointing

Very clean & tidy, room was laid out well and everything organised for us visit, staff friendly & attentive, good selection of drinks, excellent service.

We came to watch the football, brilliant atmosphere, good views of the screens. Excellent beer range. My new spot to watch my team play.

Denver was a great guy and supplied excellent service. He made our night even better. Good sense of humour and a true gent.

Ordered caramelised onion tart.was swimming in a caramel like sticky sauce that it had been doused in, it was so sweet- think treacle tart- it was inedible. No refund despite not eating it- basically £16 for a salad. Awful meal awful service.

This was our local and we felt welcomed as a family until this month. Typically we went once or twice a week to get out of the house and spend time together as a family. Sadly, we were made to feel unwelcome yesterday. Our three year old moved around in the pub for approximately 90 seconds, with me supervising him and within arm's reach. A member of staff approached me and said the child couldn't do that and made a further comment about how I had dressed my child. I should say that we immediately complied with the request and then left. It was not busy in the pub at the time, and we always came for about an hour and then left. Parents and children should be welcomed in public, and it is very rare that someone is in the right to comment on how a parent chooses to rear (and especially dress) their child. To preempt a response about health and safety, ultimately it is my responsibility to ensure these for my child and I was supervising him closely, and the movement was under two minutes total. When we've gone in the past to this pub, people were interested to speak to us and our child and generally our child was quiet or doing normal toddler things like talking to us and others. Children act like children, and that's and important part of places that can build community such as local pubs. If childlike behaviour is unwelcome, please put up a sign saying "children are not welcome" and be done with it. We will be avoiding this pub from now on.