The best restaurants serving British food in South West

This pub is open. This pub sells excellent beer, it is friendly, and they allow you to bring your own food. Refurbished in the last couple of years, it's probably the best pub in Marlborough.

15 Falmouth Road Runners ran from the Queens Arms this morning, then bundled back in for breakfast afterwards. Gary and the team looked after us splendidly! Cooked breakfasts, veggie breakfast, avo, things on toast and loads of tea & coffee. All served up by friendly and efficient staff, and no time at all. Awesome!

£3.50 for a “country ham” sandwhich which was one slice of actually quite thin ham and two handfuls off lettuce in the wrong bread. They even asked twice which bread I wanted. Brown, not white. I was the only person in there and still had to wait to be served and they got it wrong!

Went to call in for Lunch was all closed up looked like had been for good while just seen last review on here was march 2019 but looked as it had been closed longer ?

Well, we didn’t expect this! Just such a generous welcome from Andrea and attractively furnished rooms were just what we needed for a night’s rest on our epic Coastal Path walk. Thoughtful touches such as cool soft drinks in the room and a box of delicious biscuits, and quality shampoo and shower gels. Great choice of delicious food in the pub restaurant and much needed lager. The vegan chick pea and vegetable curry had the wow factor and was a well thought out excellently balanced meal. Breakfast too was excellent. Don’t know how you get the energy to work so hard Andrea, but you do it wonderfully and are the best host ever.

Very friendly staff, great food.

Brilliant service and food as always. Still one of the best in the Bay. Had a great a outside eating area to looking out over woodland.

We had a comfortable stay at the Anchor room was clean ... adjoining bathroom also. We had dinner and breakfast the following morning. Nothing terrible to say but with an almost perfect situation on the seafront at Beer ... it could be more. So four stars for being 'OK'.... for having friendly staff and being a nice refuge from a wet and windy night! Here's a few thoughts on what would have made it a 5 star review!! Food .... I've eaten here a few times over the years... you could describe the fare as "Wetherspoons Plus" the usual breaded fish, chicken and burgers, probably what most people prefer but with fresh locally caught fish on sale within 100 meters it would be so nice to see one or two offerings that reflect that. Wine ... perfectly nice pinot Grigio but at around £25.00 per bottle it's a bit on the steep side. Breakfast additional to room price at £12.00 with a choice of continental or cooked ok. Accommodation. Very nice large bath. The shower gel dispenser awkwardly sited away from the shower unit and too high to reach in the bath!! Bathroom door hinges had a "Halloween " grade creak... not what you want if you use the bathroom in the small hours! Resorted to smearing some shower gel on the hinges which fixed the problem but really ...you don't get rusty hinges like that in one day... Bedroom: Comfortable with a good view of the beach and sea. TV only has freeview. No welcome pack to be seen. Tea and coffee OK. So overall a nice place to stay. The menu could be more interesting and some aspects of the accommodation need a bit of attention to detail.

Fantasic Sunday roast at the Fox and Hounds. The food was delicious, large portions and great value for money. Great service and very friendly staff

Just an average Wetherspoons. Exactly what you'd expect.

Lovely spot right on the beach, good pub grub.

Quick service and great food as well as prices , good for families 😄

I didn’t eat anything here … but the service is great …. I’ll be back tomorrow for food 🍱 😊

Had a great time debating how trash real Irish players are and the fact they have to recruit the southern hemisphere talent to be any good, food was alright like