The best restaurants serving British food in Glastonbury St Benedict's Mendip South West

What a discovery! Only found it as I took a wrong turning but how lucky I was. Followed signs for Mamf’s Cafe and had one of the best traditional fry ups I’ve had for a long time. Staff exceptionally friendly and accommodating (I do like my bacon done to death and they knew exactly what I meant). I will return.

There is now a restaurant trading as Cafe Sol at this address. We only went because Rainbow's End next door is shut on Wednesdays, but it's very good! I had halloumi wrap with Greek salad and sweet potato chips aka fries, which were good anyway, but the best thing I had was their home-made elderflower lemonade, which had more body than most elderflower drinks yet was still refreshing. The service is rather on the relaxed side but don't let the put you off!

A very affordable bakery in downtown Glastonbury with 2 locations downtown. Treats for under £2. The sausage roll was average, not delicious.

Very well located, super english breakfast, tuna sandwich and coffee. For a decent price. Only toilet is not suitable, very small.

Just bought 2 cod and large chips, staying few steps away in Travelodge, very disappointed was tepid warm

Lovely cozy Food outstanding and coffee perfect Friendly atmosphere

Booked a table for family of five for Halloween Service was polite and friendly, didn’t have to wait too long for our order and the meals were all hot quantity & quality was amazing. We all had fish & chips but there are other options of things to eat. Definitely value for money and will definitely be returning again

Absolutely top notch lunch. Brilliant at range of delicious sandwiches. Coffee was great and a what a spot for watching the world go by in Glastonbury. Definitely worth a visit

Excellent pub. Friendly people. Bar staff are great, except one who clearly has a huge chip and problem. But that is your problem. Be a man or be a woman, but don't be hating everyone else.

On the day we moved to Glastonbury we popped into this familiar to us pub to find a warm welcome, a very clean and cosy interior strung with fairy lights with excellent ale and tasty food. Wren the barlady made us very welcome and told us the pub had changed hands. Will definetely become a local for us.