The best restaurants serving British food in South West

Best cream tea I’ve ever had and I’ve had a few. Wonderful place with fantastic service. My daughter’s jacket potato was eaten in 5 mins!!

Misrepresentation. Cheap, but the room is light years from what we booked through the website. The images are really, REALLY not representative! The room smelled bad, the bathroom is from the 60's, there is mold and the shower has no pressure.

Looks like it hasn’t been in business for a long time… google said it was open.

The VERY BEST fish and chips I've ever had. Got to be the best in Bristol. juicy white flakes of cod and plenty of it. Fabulous chips too. Thankyou lovely Lady, we will be back janet from Wells xxx

Great place for our after Christmas party party. DJ was great and actually played my request (Confidence Man I can't lose you - the floor went off when it was played which was awesome to see). On our list of late night Bristol venues now.

Warm reception from staff on entering. The food was beautiful cook wonderful Emily and Jess went above and beyond excellent service. Thank you 😊 Lovely experience

We hadn't been for quite a while, so decided to try it again. Service...this varied, the waitress at the table we had was still learning as she was new, but she was happy, helpful and willing to learn, good qualities in a member of staff. However, the lady who we met at the door and led us to our table, certainly lacked these helpful cheerful qualities. Food.....the food was ok, not amazing, but definitely lacked quantity. The chicken breast we had was tiny and you could nearly count the quantity of chips on one hand. I'm not surprised the menu offers the option to double the quantity of chips at a cost, if you feel you need more to eat!!It's not a value for money place and as the previous reviewer said it's more like an expensive Weatherspoons.

Its a lovely looking pub which we have frequented many times in the past (the standard of food has been variable over the years), we were with a party of 4 for evening dinner. Three of the meals were good value for money, the chips were really nice, however one of the meals was described as "Crispy tortilla chips loaded with nacho cheese sauce, guacamole, salsa, sour cream-style sauce, jalapeños and chopped chives.(£8.99)".And at an additional add on "Vegetable Chilli (£4.50)". What came was; a bowl of slop with no vegetable chilli, no real cheese, it was sent back asking for the £4.50 worth of vegetable chilli that wasn't on the plate. On return the dish looked exactly the same and I asked where is the vegetable chilli? the response was; those little brown bits there! (total of about 5 black beans, no vegetables at all!). so consequently it went back again and I was refunded for the meal, leaving me with no dinner as my friends had now finished theirs. (I ate a few chips they had left). I would recommend this food option be removed from the menu or at least provide the meal as described on the menu.

This chipshop is one of the best in the area. Been here for years. Recommend it to any one. And the lads were closing and kindly cooked up our dinner. What a good service.

We used to say that there’s no such thing as a bad McDonald’s. Today I ate my words. And also some terribly musty tasting chicken nuggets that had batter 3inches thick. It srsly feels like this McDonald’s are separate to every other McDonald’s and just do their own thing; spolier: it’s not good

Service was terrible, had to ask twice to get outside table cleaned and then had to do it myself. Only half our order arrived and after asking twice the kitchen staff and waiting staff could be heard shouting about it. Very uncomfortable. No apologies offered. The one point was for the childrens fish and chips which was very nice even though the waitress huffed and puffed because my 5 year old grandson took 15 seconds to choose beans or peas then changed his mind which apparently warranted a roll of her eyes. We live local so know better value and service is available.

We stopped here earlier in the year and found good service and good food so returned with friends to find rude and abrupt service. Food was ok, but felt like had to gulp it down and go as so unwelcome. The woman serving was abrupt and sullen and it was not busy, so that cannot be the excuse. On the way back we stopped at the Otter Valley the other side of the road which was FAR superior in every way.

Stopped off here on a long coach trip across the south of the country, so we didn't have any choice (as Leigh Delamere had been ok on the outbound journey). The noodle bar is shut, and the Leon place had a puzzing range of stuff with a fast-rotating menu screen. I couldn't find a single gluten-free sandwich in Costa or Smiths or anywhere. So I had to manage on a packet of crisps and some snacks I brought with me. I mean it goes without saying the place has the atmosphere of a haunted catacomb in a defunct seaside town. But pick a different 'service' station to stop at as there's no choice here. Even at around 6 pm on a weekday. Plus no massage chairs :(

This service station has everything needed for a stop on the M4. It's always super busy, the cleanliness overall was lacking, especially in the toilets. Costa was below standard this time, very slow service and burnt coffee. I think the issues are all to do with how busy the place was at that particular time