The best restaurants serving British food in South West

Gran noche. A veces puede perderse un poco, ya que es mucho más grande por dentro de lo que parece. Nunca estúpidamente ocupado tampoco

Really disappointing meal Visited for family dinner prior to a wedding Food arrived at the table warm at best, scampi and chips allegedly with garden peas. It was not well presented and the peas were a colour last seen when I had a school dinner many years ago. The restaurant area was dark and not what I had expected from a venue that promises a luxury wedding experience! Last orders were called at 21.30 Overall a poor and disappointing experience which was on a par with the poor quality accommodation we stayed in

Nice typical English pub, We enjoyed dinner and a beer and were served by an very kind waitress. The fiid was very English and good. it was not an authentic cozy old atmospheric pub, but well for just tonight.

Had Sunday lunch deal at the Falmouth Hotel … £20 for Roast beef and desert . Table for two overlooking the sea. Great value and very tasty

Stayed here for one nights B&B 12/1 Restaurant was closed for refurb which we knew beforehand Nice welcome, not very many staying so male receptionist did the bar too. Said it was closing early, 7:30, which wasn’t a problem for us as we had lunch at the Bridford Inn, Bridford (the best pub around) with friends. He came and asked if we wanted any more drinks prior to going off duty, which we did, although there was a duty manager on call on site. Room was very clean, bed comfortable and fluffy towels. Tea/Coffee making facilities in the room. Lovely bath and shower, hot water. Breakfast was great, all you can eat, fruit, cereals, yoghurts, ham cheeses and full English and other hot food. The full English was quality, and they had GF bread too. All staff friendly, place was warm despite being 2 degrees outside. Free parking, £15 for the dog but I think £17.50 max if you stayed longer. Was happy with that. Faultless

Lovely cafe tucked away 1 minute from the hustle and bustle of the High Street. Friendly, welcoming staff, allow well-behaved dogs (especially handy when raining!), delicious food, we had a yummy lunch. Great place to visit for brunch, lunch, afternoon cuppa and cake. Near to the Bishop’s Palace, a great park and the Cathedral.

We had an evening meal as well as breakfast in the river restaurant, excellent service and food, highly recommend.

Decided to try this as it’s under new ownership and within walking distance. I booked ahead for Sunday lunch at 1pm thinking it may be busy but the main bar was was completely empty. The staff greeted us warmly and were offered drinks which we decided to have at the table in the the restaurant away from the loud music. Obviously the staff were playing what they wanted rather than something suitable for the clientele. The restaurant only had one other couple dining, it was completely empty apart from us. The waitresses were very young, sweet and polite. After a considerable wait we were served our food. What a disappointment! The lamb wellington consisted of 3 slices of lamb with a thin layer of pastry around the outside, my Mothers 3 slices of pork looked nice and I have 2 slices of overcooked roast beef. The vegetables looked ok but were barely warm and and roast potatoes were yesterday’s and had chewy skins. Very disappointing which we pointed out to the waitress when she asked how our meal was when she cleared the table. I could hear the same comments from the other couple when they were asked the same question. We decided that we’d go home for our pudding rather than chance a repeat reheat of yesterday’s. Such a shame, we weren’t offered any explanation, but one only had to look around to see why the place was empty. My husband who doesn’t cook could have produced a better meal. It cost us £56 in total. We shan’t be returning and I don’t suppose the other diners will either. I took the meat home and there were no complaints from the dogs!

Fuimos a tomar un refrigerio por la mañana porque no habíamos comido. Nos decidimos por una tostada de jamón y queso. Llegó y estaba espeso con jamón adecuado, no el material fino como el papel y el queso era un queso de buen sabor fuerte y no el material gomoso que a veces se obtiene. En verdad, fue muy agradable y volvería a Cirencester solo por eso. Los precios eran razonables para una cafetería en el centro de la ciudad. El personal fue muy servicial ya que yo estaba en mi silla de ruedas. Están cubriendo las restricciones de COVID y el distanciamiento social seguro. Darle una oportunidad. Clasificación de higiene alimentaria de 5 estrellas.

Best bacon butty I've had in a long, long time. Chap on the next table looked to be enjoying a fab breakfast. Clearly a favourite place for locals.

I can’t fault the food or the price at this restaurant. We did enjoy and the setting was beautiful - the hall itself is really impressive. Only feedback : I feel like they’ve missed a trick! When we told a local we were going there it raised an eyebrow - they considered it very highly and on arrival, I understood why. But on seeing the menu, I couldn’t help but be a little disappointed. For such prestigious surroundings and a grand entrance, I was surprised the menu consisted of burger, curry and fish and chips. I was expecting fine dining and locally sourced ingredients to match the high level of service and location. I would happily have paid more than the £14 main course price tag for something a little more special. As I said, the food was good - just a little underwhelming as it had the feeling of being bought in / pre made (example - the pâté). I would recommend the chicken pie but not the brownie - it wasn’t really a brownie and needed ice cream or cream with it.

My wife and I called in for lunch last weekend. The weather was lovely, the staff behind the bar were friendly, the flowers in the beer garden were nice, but unfortunately the food and the wait let it down. My wife opted for Fish and Chips and I opted for their Chicken Kiev. The fish with wife's meal was nicely battered (not too thickly) with nice chunky chips. Then it goes downhill from thereon. Her peas, which were supposed to be mushy, were a dried inedible blob on one side of her plate. However, the issue really came with my meal. To take two dried / breaded chicken pieces, lay a few thin slivers of cheese (presumably cheddar) on top and then place it in a pool of garlic butter with a ramekin of herby chips does not in my opinion a Chicken Kiev make.

Tasty breakfast just what the Dr ordered. Friendly staff and very welcoming. Definitely worth a try guys, won’t be disappointed.

Realmente disfruté de mi desayuno y sin duda volveré. Pasamos de una mesa interior a la exterior y nos movieron las bebidas, lo que fue un buen toque.

Visited the lovely town of Malmesbury and had lunch at The Kings Arms on spec. Friendly service from lovely lady who helpfully explained the tapas menu to us. As it was tapas the portions weren't big but the food was superb. We had 3 items from the arancini/croquette selection and 3 main dishes which was just right for the two of us. With drinks the bill came to less than £50. Lovely old bar/hotel and our dog was welcome too.