The best restaurants serving British food in South West

We booked this for a funeral wake Staff were most attentive and sensitive. The sandwiches were very good and chips excellent. Very easy to find and park. Very good value for money. Highly recommended

Occasional visitor and reliable good quality food, decor, service and atmosphere. Cowboy burger last visit excellent, and my partners chicken tikka masala she said was lovely. Sticky toffee pud and apple crumble also good and the overall experience and value for money for ‘pub grub’ is well above average. Special shout out to Rhys (Reece?) for attentive, efficient and friendly service too.

Tessa was brilliant, super friendly always smiling n made our night,she's a real credit to the pub

Could sit all day on the picnic benches watching the boats come in. Lovely pint of ale and cider.

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.

We go with my parents there regularly. They like the food, and it is easy for them to access the building and get a table. The staff are friendly and polite, there is a reasonable choice of meals at an affordable price. They always have at least one ale on the tap. Today we were served by Marty and Nikita.

Fantastic pub with great selection of beers, good food and really nice staff - really nice when a pub gets everything right, thank you!

A very pleasant evening with friends. The food was excellent although I was surprised that certain items were seen as 'sides' - as an example we had a delicious Cotê De Boeuf at a cost of £120 (shared between 2) and had to pay extra for 'seasonal vegetables' (kale and french beans) which wasn't even offered as a menu item. My disappointment was in the service on the evening, it wasn't very genuinely welcoming, more functional. The bill was approximately £200 for 4 people and didn't include alcohol. I won't be going back.

After walking around Cirencester we chose The Crown for dinner. Although disappointed that the Sunday Roasts were sold out, our party enjoyed a Cheeseburger, Chicken and Mushroom Pie and, from the Children’s Menu, a cheese pizza. The burger was a bit spicy, but all were pleased. The Chicken and Mushroom Pie consisted of chicken, mushrooms and gravy baked in a pastry with a crown on top served on whole peas. Delicious! All servings came with French Fries. We are very glad we found the Crown.

Had lunch here today with a friend, used to visit a few years ago but then moved out of the area… firstly the welcome and service were both excellent… the scallop dish with toasted sourdough was the star of my lunch… the herby, garlicky sauce was beautiful… I wish I’d ordered another portion for my main course.. please ask the chef to never change this dish 💕

It’s been quite a while since I’ve eaten here as a customer, and it was as delightful as I remember. Excellent service from Luke & team, an excellent menu and a great vibe in the dining area made up for it. All four of our meals were first class and it was a joy to return. Great to see that while things may have changed quite a bit in Salcombe, the King’s Arms is as good as ever!

Great place to eat in Sidmouth and reasonably, will go again if I return to Sidmouth

Excellent food. Atmosphere was good as was the service

Attended a family meal for father in law. Food was lush, would deffo come back again

A welcoming and friendly pub which serves a decent range of beers and spirits, good food and a brilliant Sunday lunch roast. A rugby fans pub where internationals and rugby union premiership are regularly shown and occasionally European football. Its got a comfortable seating area long bar and booths and very easy parking. Lovely family team and they love a bit of banter and friendly chat with their customers. Highly recommended.