The best restaurants serving British food in South East

Sports Bar with a great atmosphere and remarkably good pizza. At first look, it's not obvious that it offers food and, whilst it's not a large menu, the quality of the food is excellent. We had a great Friday night - thank you to the team!

I was looking forward to a nice Sunday roast lunch out. If your looking for warm white wine, cold dinner, cremated roast potatoes and burn’t Yorkshire's than this is the place to go. When asked at the end of the lunch if everything was ok we complained about the food and we’re then presented with £100 bill with £3.60 discount. Insulted wasn’t the word. I’m not one to worry about what the bill is usually, but the way the manager/owner Mateo dealt with it was disgusting and I’m surprised he is in business at all. Pubs are going out of business everyday and we try to support our locals whenever we can. As a businessman myself customer service is key. I never give bad reviews usually and am not one to complain but this has really wound me up. It’s just unacceptable the way they dealt with our complaint. I won’t be going back and wouldn’t recommend it to others.

Fantastic evening with our family group of 12 for dinner. Delicious food, excellent service and a special mention of Rhys who looked after us so well.

Haven’t been to The Plough for a while. I love that it’s cheap and cheerful and happy to partake in a breakfast for a change! John who served us was like a breath of fresh air and fully deserved a mention! Also tried my very first Bacon and Maple Syrup waffles! Delish! Unlimited tea and filtered coffee.

I used to come here 50+ years ago when it was a steak house... prawn cocktail, steak n chips, then Black Forest Gateau for about £2.50!. My oldest sister had her wedding reception in the upstair function room!!! Now a lovely pub / gastro pub. Good real ale selection. Had to have Harvey's Sussex Best Bitter. Madge had a local wine, only £11 a glass. Casta should take her home to Spain.

Always usually ontime. Food is hot on arrival.

I will not be ordering from you again. First of all the food turned up&i was looked like card board. You forget our milkshakes&tell us that apparently the driver had to do an emergency stop. I call you, to then speak to someone who doesn't understand me&then have the phone cut off not once but 2times. The customer service is poor. We loved ordering from here because it's the only restaurant that doesn't have poor food but from today I will not be.

Very poor service, struggled to get our table on arrival along with very poor table service from quite an abrupt young man. I ordered the mushrooms as a starter and was served some very dry toast with a few mushrooms and barely any sauce. When I asked if I could have some more sauce I was told no as it was an exact portion! The food was generally poor!

Booked for a family lunch for Easter sunday. Good service throughout. Didn't have to wait for our food. My husband doesn't eat any veg and they catered well for him giving him extra meat, pigs in blankets and stuffing. Food was hot and delicious. Good selection of wines and beers. Thoroughly recommend College Farm for a good meal.

The young man looking after us was very pleasant and efficient. Our carvery was nice but how does a restaurant serving a roast seven days a week run out of a basic ingredient at 4.30 on a Sunday afternoon. There were no parsnips at this time which surely is a basic mistake in the ordering system. As usual the ladies toilets were disgusting, wet floors in the cubicles, broken locks, dirty sinks.

Excellent customer care from all staff members we encountered Rhydian was very efficient and checked back regularly to ensure everything was okay.

Absolutely awful service. Waited a total of 19 minutes to be seated even though there were loads of empty tables. When finally seated waited another 12 minutes to be asked what we would like. Ordered two small breakfasts with 2 small coffees then waited another 14 minutes for coffees then another 17 minutes for our breakfasts by that time we finished our small coffees. As for the small breakfasts certainly NOT worth the money. They were warm NOT hot and not very nice. IN TOTAL OVER 1 HOUR FOR 2 SMALL BREAKFASTS AND 2 SMALL COFFEES RIDICULOUS. Will certainly NOT be going to this restaurant ever again. AVOID!

We had never been to The White Hart before and went with an open mind as to what to expect. We thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience, with the food very good, and the staff very attentive. We would certainly go back again!

Travelling by train from my sleepy home village of Emsworth to the cosmopolitan city of Oxford on a very hot Saturday in April 2025 I decided to break my journey at each of the railway stations which had a J. D. Wetherspoon chain pub within easy walking distance, and call in to enjoy a bottle of cold Aspall's cider, which happens to be one of my favourite brands. The Rodboro Buildings is a large Wetherspoon pub, spread over three floors of a historic former motor car factory, on Bridge Street, between five and ten minutes on foot from Guildford railway station. For a Saturday lunchtime the establishment was surprisingly quiet, with a mainly middle-aged or elderly clientele and University students notable only by their absence. My 500 ml bottle of Aspall's Cider set me back a very reasonable GBP 3:84. There were plenty of 240 Volt, 3-Pin and 5 Volt USB electric power sockets dotted around the bar from which to recharge the battery of my laptop computer, although the ones downstairs near the former dance floor were switched off and the staff on duty didn't know how to turn them on. The men's toilets were clean and well maintained. Service was prompt, polite and efficient. The tables were cleaned regularly and the soles of my boxfresh Reebok training shoes did not adhere to the bespoke carpet when I walked across it. I never got round to trying the coffee or the tea!

I came here on mother day. The place was basically fine but a little grubby. Service was very slow despite the place not being that busy. My food was fine but overpriced. I bought a lime and soda which was v expensive and there was very little lime in it, I asked for a bit more and was charged a further £1.20 for the pleasure. The scenery from the garden was lovely but overall is was overpriced and underwhelming.