The best restaurants serving British food in South West

Quite a “staff canteen” but open to visitors / public. Excellent choice / variety of food and very competitively priced. Hot drinks are bizarre; you pay at the till and then receive an empty cup to go and serve yourself tea / coffee. Self clean after eating.

The restaurant is open Tuesdays to Saturdays. We ate here on 5 nights. Some evenings were busier than others. There was plenty of food choice- starters, mains & desserts and we chose somehting different each evening. Meals were freshly prepared and nicely served. The food was good as was theglass of wine we had each evening. There is also plenty of choice of drinks and cocktails in the Hat or Lemon Bar.

Bien, ¿qué podemos decir de aquí más que en el tiempo que era un lugar para detenerse y comer como teníamos hambre en un viaje de regreso a casa desde el norte no era nada especial, pero igualmente no era demasiado malo, así que en conjunto era "normal".

We stopped with a caravan . Followed the signs for caravans . No designated caravan places . It was the overflow car park, caravan & trailers were using double car parking spaces which were short and narrow and couldn’t turn into them properly or turn out with any degree of ease . Had to reverse the caravan when luckily no one was parked behind to enable to turn out . We did not stop very long and bought no coffee or food . Totally misleading .

Brilliant customer service friendly would not go anywhere else best fish and chips in Exeter always packed Tel orders best on a Friday night

Couldn't eat this as tastes only of over-strong sage mixed with sweet cranberry - all in a cream-like sauce. What a mess!

Lovely staff, had a medium steak pasty, good size and value. Got it bagged up to take away ewith a nice coffee.

Last year we discovered the unattended converted horse box near Devonport Park but in January we found the established shop/cafe in Albert Road. Very friendly and good selection of food all home baked. We think round the back of this cafe.

Tiny cafe, friendly staff. Jacket potato was good, although the grated cheese was still chilled. However, this cafe gets the thumbs down from me for charging an additional pound because I asked for extra butter for the potato. It wasn't even real butter, just a smear of marg in a plastic pot. As a result I wouldn't bother with a return visit.

Wonderful little deli in Trull. Not a great fan of pizza generally but the “special” that we enjoyed yesterday was up there with the best. Well done all at Sara’s Kitchen. We will certainly be returning.

Went to watch rugby, plenty of space and good atmosphere. They did forget our food order but rectified it really quickly and we're super apologetic! Nachos for the win.

Another good wetherspoons good food and a nice pint. It could however do with a bit of a facelift.

Yet again this wetherspoons has ran out of items for some of its meals. Yet again the staff wouldn't make a simple swap and instead tried to get me to spend more money on a more expensive alternative. Today they ran out of the yogurt with fruit items but refused to make a simple item swap and instead wanted me to upgrade to an entirely different and more expensive breakfast. No wonder they get such a poor review.

My daughter suggested this place as it accepts dogs. Luckily, her dogs behaved, unlike the German Shepherd near to us. This dog was a massive distraction. That aside, the food was good but overpriced imo. Staff were courteous but I probably wouldn't go back.