The best restaurants serving British food in South East

Estaba emocionado de comer aquí después de haber tomado una copa y anteriormente se quedó. Queríamos estar cerca del Brighton Centre. La hamburguesa de mi hija era agradable y mis amigos filete, sin embargo mi plato de bacalao era tan pequeño y no caliente, una cuchara de lentejas y no hay col rizada a la vista. El personal era agradable pero muy atrevido y cuestionable como querer la identificación de mi hija de 18 años cuando estamos comiendo y tomando un vino, ella no iba a beber de todos modos, pero no es correcto preguntar, no con un padre y comiendo. Se negaron a darme aceite y balsámico para mi pan ya que no puedo comer la mantequilla, ni siquiera aceite solo a pesar de admitir que tienen aceite, chef dijo que NO! Muy caro para el tamaño de la porción, y tomó más de una hora para un restaurante principal, estaba casi vacío, así que no estoy seguro de por qué. Enviado por correo electrónico al gerente y ni siquiera recibió un lamento o gesto de buena voluntad excepto un postre en la próxima vuelta, no hay lácteos libres, así que esta fue una oferta útil!

1 hour wait for starter with only 4 table occupancy with one waiting for coffee by the time we waited for main we were past it

We often pop in here during the summer with grandchildren. Always find it very good for brunch/lunch outside with the ducks. We popped in for Sunday lunch recently and had a very nice meal in pleasant surroundings. It was busy, but they found us a nice table downstairs. The food was very good, as was the service, so there were no complaints from us at all. Will visit again.

Would have been nice of the company to state that they are closed on their website. It would have saved me a wasted journey to find the building shut down.

Wow i am glad they are back open now in the mornings and evening. They do an amazing breakfast as it cooked to order . And the staff are amazing and always helpful

Many years ago, The Dundas went through a bit of a dip, that lasted some time. For that reason, I’ve never really considered it as somewhere good to eat with friends and family. Last summer (2024) a friend invited me to join him for a pint there, which I did, and it was immediately apparent that the place has improved, considerably. I’ve been back twice with family to eat there, including today, and it really is pretty good indeed. The food was excellent, a good atmosphere, helpful staff, and that garden really looks inviting for when this weather improves. If anyone out there still considers the Dundas (like I did for a long time), as a place to avoid, I think it might be time to give it another chance.

We booked for Sunday lunch and ordered roast dinners. I ordered the lamb which was okay, my husband ordered the Dragon Roast and was not impressed with the food, it arrived within 5 minutes of ordering. We were not offered any sauces or salt and pepper, until we could catch the young staffs eye to ask. We ordered desert, the chocolate fondant was average, although presented well. The ice cream was nice but it took about 45 minutes to arrive. Our meal cost £100 for 2 courses and 2 alcoholic drinks, which we thought was overpriced for the overall quality. The young staff were pleasant, but there was no atmosphere and we won’t be returning any time soon.

Super large shopping center with everything you need for groceries and household items.

we went out to celebrate my birthday with a family meal. the staff were super friendly and greeted us with a warm welcome. food came out quickly and was tasty! the staff again were so kind and offered to take some photos within the evening. i would 100% recommend.

We walked in for breakfast not hotel guests. Paula served us and could not have been more helpful, very polite, pleasant attitude and very attentive to my Grandson who even said how nice she was. Nothing was too much trouble, food was good as usual, thank you

Wetherspoons usually offer good food etc. however I ordered the Breakfast sadly the egg looked poor the sausage seemed on the raw side and other than the beans the breakfast was only warm. No staff to talk to and going to the bar the breakfast would only get colder. Not the usual Wetherspoons experience fortunately.

Had lunch here. I had a jacket potato with cheese and beans. I also had a coffee with oat milk. My partner had a big all day breakfast and we shared some chips (perfectly cooked). This was around 1pm. Not crowded at all and food was tasty and good value.

We dropped in for lunch at 12 pm. We could see people waiting in the car park showed promise. Despite being busy we were offered a table. We both chose steak and ale pie, and we're not disappointed. You could instantly tell it was home made, it was full of meat and tastes amazing probably the best pie I've eaten in a pub. We asked for extra gravy you could see it was made from the stock from the meat. Staff were very friendly, pub clean I will be back

Great place to visit, lovely staff great food. Alicia was our waitress and she was brilliant very polite and efficient.

Been coming to this pub for years, ‘nowt wrong with spoons’ Management and all the staff Dona great job, Yep as with every spoons it’s cheap and cheerful, gets far too busy and you wish there was more staff. Full of locals which can be an issue especially at weekends but all in all it’s a lovely pub with a nice history Breakfasts- which is all I’ve ever really eaten here apart from the odd curry club are filling, cheap- fiver! And served quickly, what. Ore can you ask for Great for some ales- me and the boyfriend love their guest ales and ipas. Today we’ve tried the exmoor beast and exmoor gold- both went down well, and for £1.99- that price is a steal. Go on spoons, you do yourself proud!!!!!