The best restaurants serving British food in South West

We completed the treasure trail of Great Bedwyn today, which was great fun. Then went to the three tuns for lunch. We haven't been since pre covid, but it was just as good. Excellent service from a young man and lady and the food was spot on pub grub. We shared peanut satay chicken skewers which were really tasty. Then I had the beef pie mash and beans and Rick had same with chips and peas. The mash was delicious and so were the chips and the pies very good indeed. Exceptional value at £56. Will definitely be back sooner this time!

We were staying at a local farm staying and chose to go here for an early dinner. The place was fairly quiet for a Sunday but we were seated promptly in the dining area and given menus mainly consisting of roasts and burgers. We ordered a vegetarian option, burger and kids meal. All were delicious and the staff were super friendly. However, the highlight of the meal was dessert. The almond and blood orange cake was delicious. Highly recommend this place if you are in the area.

Very pleasant and helpful staff with a friendly welcome. The double cheeseburger was a superb lunchtime meal. Will definitely call in again.

Such a cozy atmosphere! Came here with coworkers to have a pint, get some food, and watch the euros game and it was a perfect place for all three. The starter platters were amazing and I would highly recommend getting a few for the table. I loved my fish and chips and I heard the other meals were good as well.

Lovely pub with good beer. Went a few times for drinks, and once for food . The food was plentiful and good quality. Recommended.

I've never had a bad meal here, the food is excellent. As for the desserts, they most certainly do not disappoint, the chef is a miracle worker.

Maybe you should communicate children are not welcome after 8pm Completely ruined a night out during Easter half term idiots

What a find... an absolute gem... As a last minute booking for a table of 8 on a Saturday evening how fortunate we were that the hosts were so obliging. Nothing was left to chance & their attention to detail was outstanding. The food was exceptional, from the quality of the ingredients used, to being presented on hot dinner plates... Everyone said how much they enjoyed their meal - simply delicious & our compliments to the chef... The front of house staff were very welcoming & so helpful... Would I recommend The Albion 'Yes' without hesitation & we will definitely be returning again.

We went to the Catherine Wheel after seeing the recommendation on the Bristol Barkers website. We arrived at around 13.15 and we were clearly unwelcome from the moment we arrived. The pub was busy, so we tried to sit at the bar, but we're told we couldn't sit there because there wasn't enough space. Fine, so we moved around the corner to a free table that had no reservation notice on it. Originally, we intended to have lunch, but when I went to get a menu and order our drinks, I was told that they would need the table back by 2.45 as it was booked from 3pm,and the kitchen was backed up, so there was a significant delay on food. Because of this, and the fact that it was Sunday lunchs or nothing, we decided not to eat. At this point, the bar staff became visibly irritated. He reiterated that they would need the table back for food at 2.45, but about 5-10 minutes later (around 13. 30) he came back and told us they needed the table back for people who wanted to eat and we had to leave. Even though they'd previously said they needed the table back at 2.45 and there was no-one actually waiting for our table. We asked if there was another table we could move to and we're told no. My friend asked if we could have a refund for our drinks because of the inconvenience and was told no. So we went to leave. My friend then asked to speak to the manager and was told there was no manager on site. What pub doesn't at least have a shift supervisor on a busy Sunday lunch time? All of this despite the local man who clearly knew the barstaff, arrived after us, and was sat alone at the same size table, nursing a pint, who clearly was not going to be asked to vacate his table. I have never been treated so disrespectfully by bar staff. They just kept trotting out the same week rehearsed lines, so clearly, they do this a lot.

We visited as a large group early on a Saturday night. The pub was quiet when we arrived but we were welcomed warmly. The food was great - a good core menu and lots of choice on the specials board for something a bit different. We ordered pies of the day (steak) which came with a beautifully fresh (large) portion of vegetables, a great portion of chips and a jug of gravy. We also ordered curries and a chilli all of which were delicious and good value. Puddings were also a hit. All in all we had a lovely evening in a warm and welcoming environment. Would definitely visit again.

We've enjoyed indian take aways & meals here before but today's wasn't good at all. The bhajis were stale, the curry's lacked taste and substance. What chicken that was in my dish was very dry and was clearly left over from the day before.

OMG What tasty food!! Reasonable prices and friendly, efficient staff. Had a few problems finding a place to accommodate us on a Monday eve (maybe because it was between Christmas and New Year 🤷‍♀️?), but we are very happy that The Globe were happy to feed us their delicious food

Pretentious place. Staff don’t listen to requests, e.g. brought drink with ice when asked for no ice, brought dessert with clotted cream when asked for pouring cream. Food at best average.

We had a lovely Sunday carvery today it was lovely. great food great staff the hotel looks lovely will be back .