The best restaurants serving British food in South East

We spent £90 for dinner for two people. Very polite, pleasant and funny staff. The atmosphere is far from Italy although the staff are very nice and funny shouting Italian words at random moments. The tables are covered with white ugly cheap tablecloths, the tablecloths hide ugly cheap tables. There is no music playing. The food is very tasty although the presentation is very basic. So I was a bit disappointed, as I wanted something unusual for this money, but in the end I just had a tasty meal. For starters we ordered prawns and something similar to a red salmon pie. As a main course we had sirlion steak and grilled salmon. From the drinks we had the Bahama mama and passion fruit martini (come without passion fruit in). So, it is 4/5 just for good service. Usual restaurant.

Wonderful services. Like it for the shops, EV charging facilities and other facilities.

Breakfast was good. Service was a little slow. Surprised and very annoyed by the drunken behaviour and foul language of some customers, especially as there were children around.

Really disappointed when I arrived after a long drive with kids. Didn't even stay, walked in and out. Absolutely filthy even before entering the rooms, carpets and everything need a good scrub. Shower mouldy, fans thick with dust and bedding musty. I had nowhere else to stay but was prepared to sleep in the car with the kids rather than staying here. One positive was staff were super friendly and gave a refund without any issues. I think they need the hotel inspector show... it's that bad.

Great dinner at this place!Very good service and friendly people around! You can try some nibbles too and very tasty 😋.

Get breakfast early if not, and you're having the 'Full English then expect warm/cold shrivelled items, still edible, but nothing when you compare it to any other Brewers Fayre you’ve been to, continental offering was great. Also, not a dig, as I think it's the lacquer on the tables and not grime, but check your tables for 'tackiness.' Coffee is Lukewarm, so if you like a hot drink, get tea. Kirsty though was great, she was running around here, there and everywhere! Well done dude! Nothing was to much trouble and she made our dining experience great, all things considered!

We had a super meal. Everything was delicious and nicely presented. Staff were friendly and helpful. We would highly recommend and will definitely go back.

Having heard that The George was under new management, we decided to visit to try the most important meal of the day. Breakfast. We loved the Italian ski vibe when we first entered. Started with a great coffee- super hot and of good quality. We both had the frittata ciabatta and were so pleased we did. Piping hot, seasoned to perfection and high quality ingredients. Service was great. Laid back (just as you want it on a Sunday morning) and friendly. We are already planning our next visit as the main menu looks amazing.

Can only speak for the vegan options but they were all tiny portions, with some of the food straight up unpalatable.

Super friendly service. We had a lovely brunch, Welsh rarebit, eggs benedict and a jumbo breakfast and we were persuaded to try the “best chips in Brighton “ Everything was freshly prepared and tasty.

I ate here for the first time recently for lunch and the food was great. I have the beer battered haddock finger sandwich on ciabatta bread. The staff were friendly. However, the service was a bit slow.

A proper traditional pub, no flashing lights or musac. Great food. Well located for walking in the Chilterns - well whatt is left of them after HS2 has had a go at it

Great overnight stop restaurant. Like all London area restaurants a bit pricey. Hey ho

Food tasty...Just not a lot to choose from on the menu . Waiter was professional just not the waitress Melanie when querying our bill . After being told from the reception woman only have to pay for drinks . Very tight tables other couples felt squeezed in too.. Tbh evening meal very over priced . Yet breakfast was so different . Nothing to fault there, staff lovely ... It was a shame !

Sadly this pub remains closed. Some work has been done on the building but there is no indication that it will reopen soon. Best to check before travelling. The nearest pub is the Black Horse at West Tytherley which has good reviews.