The best restaurants serving British food in South West

I've been going to this chippy for the last 25 years on and off but its decline is shocking. Overpriced, Mushy Peas came in the smallest of containers, I mean one table spoon portion for £1.75, criminal. Fish and Chips are greasy and the fish was tiny. Unfortunately this take away used to be cracking so not sure whats happened. Cash only has become the norm for these places but used to accept card. As a Yorkshire man I can honestly say this meal was the worst Fish and Chips I've ever had. Avoid and save your coin and go to the Royal Wootton Bassett high street to the China Chef, or Harbour take away.

Personally I think this place is excessively priced for the facilities and the reasons I will share with you. Importantly we were looked after by Summer, the young lady was polite, very helpful and efficient and is an asset to this establishment . We note that the bar closes at 5pm so you will have to go to the pub over the road . The Butchers for drinks . You are not allowed to bring drinks back to this hotel unless you want to be fined £600 ! The nearest town is 12 mins drive away in Coleford. I advise you book a table if eating out as everywhere is always busy. I advise you check your beds and rooms upon arrival. Sadly our room was ready but we found dirty underwear in our bed so had to request housekeeping to completely change our sheets , even though it had been done . The rooms are small but functional . Breakfast is comprised of a bacon or sausage bap, cereal , tea coffee and toast . No fry up here. So eat plenty because if your going up to the Castle for a wedding you will not have access to food until after the speeches which may be late afternoon. My advice is keep some snacks and things in your boot for emergencies . Breakfast is very early as is the 10am checkout time. Small free car park at the back. Like I said at the beginning I think it is overpriced as there are some local Inns nearby that may offer much more for your money.

Jar is run by mostly friendly people, we bought cakes to take away. The coconut slice was rock solid,you could have knocked a nail in a wall with it,jam donuts stale. Avoid.

The idea of outdoor dinning under canvass in what is still, a relatively uncertain time, is a blessing, and this open space is super! Part of the genius idea by Breaking Bread events company, we see a couple of really strong 'pop up' restaurants from Bristol's well loved Pony & Trap, Bianchis, Team Love, The Love Inn & Pipe & Slippers. As this is the last month for this excellent pop up, only HomeGrown and Pipe & Lovers remain, & for a per-Theatre treat, it was a good meal. Service is OK, very friendly, if a little slow. The menu is tight, but OK, with your standard, Burger & Chips, Fish & Chips, a veggi Burger, Curry and Sausage & Mash, nothing outstanding, but nothing bad, and it's clear all ingredients are of quality, & I imagine locally sourced. For a Pre Theatre dinner, this was a good option, good to experience, friendly staff and if on a warmer, sunnier day, I imagine, very popular. Well done on creating yet another brilliant Bristol Foodie destination.

Massive portion of not very nice chips, pale and soggy. Would rather have had fewer, better cooked. Try somewhere else next time.

Poor food, rubbish customer service. Would not recommend to anyone

Third visit for breakfast. The food is always good but always nearly cold.

Pub was empty, waiter/landlord still insisted no prams as it blocks pathways (plenty of space). Food arrived cold, “vegan” menu was unflavoured potato curry. Held off this review for 2 years but I had nightmares again.

A pretty good chip shop in the heart of the village. Pretty standard menu and average prices. Service was quick, but it was quiet when we were there.

Gees the wait to get served is honestly ridiculous and £5.00 for a Scone with small pot of Jam and Cream is a bit steep. We were there late so the staff were 'Cleaning' and I use the term very loosely. Someone swept the floor but left most of the crumbs and detritus behind. The chairs in the conservatory area were covered in food that had been there for weeks, if not months. Place needs a damned good clean, but with what looked like a skeleton team, I can't imagine that will happen any time soon. Dobbies, your cafe needs MORE staff!!!

Had a very nice chicken curry and rice here for lunch. Only flaw, the rice was not hot, only tepid, so lost a mark for that. The banana milkshake was delightful too. Nice establishment, friendly staff, prompt service, and a very chilled establishment.

Just wanted to say what a lovely Mother's Day luxury afternoon tea we had yesterday. Went with my mum and daughter - the food was amazing and the staff were really kind, friendly and attentive. Really good choice of sandwiches and the macaroons, mini meringues and cheesecake were amazing. Beautifully served and my mum who doesn't drink tea had an amazing and very generous sized hot chocolate. It was easily accessible for my mum who needed to use a wheelchair after a fall previously. They were unfortunately running out of sweet scones as we came at the end of the afternoon and we had to share, but made up for it with an offer of extra cake and savoury scones with cream cheese. My daughter had a lovely glass of prosecco too! Would definitely come again!

¿Cómo es que una botella pequeña de limonada rosa dietética cuesta £ 2 en la cafetería, pero si bajas a la sala de comidas puedes comprar una botella más grande por 95 p? Tampoco me di cuenta de que la botella que compré en el café estaba 2 meses por encima de la fecha BBE. Mi madre también tenía una taza de Americano regular que era asqueroso y también £ 3. 10 ! No visite aquí, vaya a otro lugar para tomar algo!

It’s got very expensive and choices aren’t very good Visited since it took it over, great choice of different plants you can’t find elsewhere but the cafe is too expensive

Gorgeous as always! Just wish you sold gravy (I know it’s a northern thing) Great that you sell dog treats and are dog friendly too!