The best restaurants serving British food in South East

Went as a group to include tribute and nightclub. Food was appalling and they couldn’t get the order right as 2 ordered sweet potato but got ordinary chips. The excuse was it was the chefs first night. Drinks expensive but tribute act was ok. Went to the nightclub and I’ve never experienced a nightclub where no one was buying drinks or dancing. A truly dreadful place, don’t waste either your time or your hard earned money

Not good; the cod was okay and cooked to order, but was very firm and not fresh. The chips looked like they were boiled in water. Once home, it took ten minutes in the air fryer on max crisp to dry them out. Avoid if you can.

Visited during the Car Festival. Just a basic bar in a large building serving in plastic cups. Cheaper than expected.

Great restaurant, instant service, drinks came quickly while we were looking at the menu. The menu had an extensive choice of dishes at affordable prices, my meal, the Persian lamb flatbread was delicious and far exceeded my expectations. The staff were very friendly and attentive. A good atmosphere. Would definitely recommend it.

The Limes cafe is decorated with quirky artefacts and was quite busy on Saturday lunchtime. On arrival we got shown to a table and given menus. There was a large choice of dishes all competitively priced. It was hard to choose. Our order was taken promptly and the food delivered in an acceptable time. The food and wine were all excellent. A tip was added to the bill which you can have taken off. There are toilets in the garden centre and wheelchairs available. The garden centre area is wheelchair friend,y. The ironmongery section is being refurbished to accommodate wheelchairs. Interesting stock in both sections.

Food served on plastic plates. Expensive. Argued with owner that tempura is a batter not breadcrumbs, said I would change for something else which was a £1.00 more expensive and she made the young girl go get the card machine before I could reorder! Dreadful customer service and food very poor

This was the worst food I've ever been presented with . Jacket potato tiny hard skin lump of tuna no mayonnaise or butter so so dry couldn't eat it , bit of floppy salad - just horrendous . My daughter ordered cheese chips which was a solid mass which you could pick up in a lump . She felt sick later after eating a few of the chips. We complained - no refund just offered a piece of cake free , we each paid 10 pounds . Waitress said the manager told staff to put little tuna in potato and not nych mayonnaise no butter . He needs to be sacked . Disgusted .

tried the new £5 breakfast all ok but for the sausage which is important to a good breakfast the sausage sold previously were very good but the one now tastes disgusting and seemed to contain a lot of fat will not be eating again here until it changes. David Collins regular customer

The food was great and the service awesome, there was nothing bad to say, in the opposite everything went over the standard. I would greatly recommend this place. Well done.

So disappointed I’ve always liked Neros but the one in Milton Keynes on Kingston is disgusting. The whole place is dirty and unkempt. I’m amazed the hygiene people haven’t investigated it would most certainly fail. God knows when the coffee making area has last been thoroughly cleaned as well as the toasters. Tables were sticky the entrance mat was dirty and lastly and most disgusting was the shared toilet added to which there was no toilet roll!! The young girl serving was doing her best but the other person there constantly left her on own whilst we were there. Neros get your act together if you want to survive!! I will never visit Neros again

Came here with a friend and our 2 toddlers. Both ordered the bacon sandwich, came out within minutes - a red flag in hindsight. Both have since suffered with 24 hours of vomiting, diarrhoea and food poisoning. Luckily our two toddlers didn’t have any of the sandwich.

Most of us know that post pandemic many country pubs are suffering due the decline in customers and the current cost of living and every rising water and energy bills. The Plough inn is no exception and times have been hard. Even so, the landlady and her partner have worked tirelessly to try and get back on track. A new Cooker has been installed at a considerable cost and the eating lounge has has a lovely refurb. I went for a Sunday dinner with my partner and the meal was very tasty and my beef was tender and cooked to a perfection. My partner ordered roast chicken which went down really well. For deserts we were presented with a choice of typical English Sunday deserts, served with fresh cream or custard. We also ordered a bottle of red that was complementary with both meats and deserts. " The landlady has just started "Breakfasts at the Plough" every Saturday from 08.00am -11.00 am. Great breakfasts and great prices, served with fresh coffee, teas and fruit juices. The Plough also has live music nights, bingo, and pub quizzes. Plan some tie to drop in and I feel sure you will not be disappointed.

Tuvimos una estancia agradable y cómoda en el Ferryman y una fabulosa cena en el restaurante con amigos. Recomendaría esto como una parada obligada para Thames Walker entre The Trout en Tadpole Bridge y Oxford. El personal/propietarios eran muy amables y atentos e hicieron estas secciones de nuestro paseo muy especial.

Very nice poached eggs here today for breakfast. I also noted lovely salads and amazing patisserie’s for future visits. Nicely cooked and presented So pleased they do Sourdough toast! Staff very helpful and friendly.

Jamie Oliver's Fabulous Feasts great Italian cuisine service good prices moderate staff friendly nice location