The best restaurants serving British food in South East

Great place. I enjoyed my time there food very nice.

Very pleasant people. Good beer.

Five of us for a Saturday lunch based on numerous small dishes all of which we enjoyed. Focaccia, sweetcorn fritters, cured salmon, ham croquettes, anchovy toast, pheasant and steak were all delicious. In addition I had the Hispi cabbage and the fried sprouts which whilst tasty might not have been the wisest choice. Drinks are undeniably expensive with modest bottles of wine around £45 and small cans of in-house lager at £6. Service was really very good - friendly and efficient. It’s certainly popular with every table taken during our visit. We’ll worth a visit.

Very tasty and fresh fish and chips ( made to order) . Nice kind staff. Clean and tidy. Nice big portions too.

It was such a great place to go in Portsmouth! The food was just exceptional and all the service we received was equally exceptional! This location is also dog friendly! Can't wait to go back! Street parking is available for 3 hours around the pub and streets around it.

On our trip down from London, we stumbled across this oasis. Such a cosy atmosphere, we felt like we could spend hours here alone. The coffee was well blended and perfectly presented with a Biscoff biscuit (on the house). Go Here.

We were a party of 39! The service was excellent, the food was delicious and we all had a great time. I would not hesitate to bring my friends here. Did not use the rooms so cannot comment on them....not sure they have any accommodation.

Great little fish and chip restaurant. Great quality fish, well cooked chips, good prices and nice people.

I had an amazing xmas fayre lunch..the food was very tasty and the service was second to none.Well done team..Need an excuse to come again..

I think this place is a gem. It is quite small, but bigger than it looks from the outside. I go there to eat, but there is a small bar area if you want to go just for a drink, especially when the cocktails are on offer. I have always found the food and service great, and enjoyed a buzzy atmosphere. I also think it is very reasonably priced.

A great place to hang out and watch sport (we watch rugger) on the TVs. Plus they have very good, and reasonably priced pies. All good then

I really enjoyed my Sunday roast. I had soup to start and then roast chicken with stuffing. The meat was tasty and the veg well cooked. I'm not a fan of cauliflower cheese with a roast, but that's personal preference. The building is old and character-full and the staff very pleasant. Definitely worth a visit.

We called in this morning for brunch. The atmosphere was a warm and cosy antidote to the fresh autumn morning outside. We were promptly greeted and shown to our table by Kym, who looked after us impeccably throughout. The menu was first rate. Sarah had the smoked salmon: it was delicious. I had the full breakfast: it was simply sensational. Matthew put together a fanatic brunch using the finest ingredients. Give it a try. You will not be disappointed.

A great place to eat friendly staff. For me a little expensive but worth it. A good selection of food to chose from and a fantastic view across the water. I have now eaten here a few times on my break. Well done to the team I'm glad you were recommended.

Amazing stay, friendly staff, and an amazing afternoon tea