The best restaurants serving British food in London

Vine aquí por primera vez ayer para encontrarme con algunos amigos y todos nos sorprendió gratamente lo que encontramos. Primero, el ambiente era increíble. A diferencia de las cadenas de cafeterías de estereotipos que carecen de personalidad, esto rebosaba encanto. Artículos eclécticos al azar adornan el piso y las paredes: vestidos, ositos de peluche, muñecas, artículos de plata y latón, libros, incluso una máquina de coser y una vieja máquina de escribir. Hay pantallas de lámparas mal combinadas y justo en el centro hay un árbol. No solo cualquier árbol viejo, sino un árbol de deseos, porque al final cuando recibe su factura, se le da una cinta para atarla y pedir un deseo. Hay un pequeño patio en la parte trasera que también ofrece mesas al aire libre. Para una pequeña cafetería hay un menú variado para todos los gustos de comidas preparadas y sándwiches, así como deliciosos pasteles, todo a precios muy razonables. Selección de tés y cafés también. Tuve los huevos florentinos y eso fue excelente. La camarera fue increíblemente agradable (ojalá le hubiera pedido su nombre para agradecerle aquí). En general, un almuerzo muy agradable.

Rang the order through. Asked to come at 615pm. 45MINS LATER we are still waiting. Sort it out the service is ridiculously slow

Just slipped in on sunny October day as I was walking my dog for a pint of Guinness was charged over £7 ???? when I queried the cost they took off the service (what service) but £6.'' still way over the odds for a glass of Guinness - sad, wet place (rain kept pouring off the umbrellas on the few persons trying to eat!

this spot is horrible and i hated it. it was extremely overpriced at 14€ for just some eggs thin slices of bread and one piece of bacon and half an avocado (which was 4€). The food wasn’t very nice only the overpriced coffee was bearable. the service was rude and unfriendly and there was a DOG walking around not on a lead even going in the kitchen. 0/10

DONT waste your money! 1 sausage 1 bacon 1 egg 1 toast £4.30 didnt look appetising or taste it.milkshake didnt arrive at all.

The Cricketers has been turned into a gastro pub. Lots of beer on tap but no labels and the staff don’t know what anything is. Incredibly, oppressively dark inside. Food was excellent though, but wouldn’t go back due to the other issues.

Munchbox is located opposite Tottenham Bus Garage. It's a very small Café with 6 tables (for 21 people). The Café is run by a Turkish family. Everyone appears to know each other but it was mostly Bus Drivers. It's cash only and I had chips, egg and beans for £3.50. The portion was pretty small and the chips were slightly overdone. But overall a friendly place for lunch.

Este es un pequeño y agradable cafetería con un personal muy amable y servicial. Venden mini pasteles (Fornetti) y otra tamaño completo danés.

Robert Flynns is located a 7 minute walk from Leytonstone station. It was formerly called The Crowne. Visited on a Tuesday night and it was very quiet. I believe the Pub is run by a Irish family. Frank served us and he was very polite, friendly and generally a good Bartender. On the other hand the two Barmaids were awful and were more interested in socialising with their friends. I had the Vegetable Lasagne with Chips and Garlic Bread. The meal was a typical pub meal and was well presented. A meal can be purchased for under £8. The ladies toilets were clean and the venue was suitably decorated.

Speedy and friendly service. Jukebox. Scampi fries. Chocolate. Outdoor area. Take-outs permitted. All you need for a passing refuel- glad it re-opened!

I knew this place under previous ownership, and thought I would give it a go. Still had a good, positive atmosphere, and a range of fresh, tasty items. Staff were a little offhand, however, and I suspect they had not been there very long, so lacked confidence. A great pity, as I enjoyed the produce greatly.

I was very excited to try this restaurant whilst visiting London and made a reservation for a late dinner on a Friday evening a few days before arriving in London. The restaurant comes from the founders of a famous London wine bar/market. I left underwhelmed. The service was aloof and “too cool for school;” the server showed no interest in helping us with menu choices or pairing interesting wines with what we selected. The server also didn’t seem to have much interest in whether we liked the food. I didn’t really like the food. It was not bad, but it was not outstanding or particularly inspirational. Prawns to start were served with an under-seasoned sauce; fish stew was nothing special. The space is okay, but a little spartan. I liked what they were going for but wanted a few cozier touches. Overall, not a place I’d seek to return. Whilst not a horrible meal, it wasn’t a great one, either, and much better experiences can be had for this price point in London.

We visited this cafe while at an exhibition in the BDC. All the salads and food looked freshly prepared and appealing to eat. Prices were reasonable for London.

Amazing service from Sonny especially. The staff are all very attractive, but all have personality, unlike luke KuBar. The staff here are amazing, even security. Will definitely return. Ku Bar beware, your customers are coming here