The best restaurants serving British food in South West

This building is an eye-sore really, and needs repairing and turning into something good. Maybe a pub chain, art hub, or houses for local people.

Did we enjoy it. Definately not. I give it 30/70. Not a place will will visit again. Hope it was a one off. We visited on 29/10/24

We were warmly welcomed by smiling staff and given a choice where to sit. We chose the conservatory with delightful views owner the lawns to the river and marina. The menu had signs of a creative kitchen with a small but tasty collection of dishes at reasonable prices. We chose the fish and chips. It as a big fillet with crisp good quality batter and nicely coloured chips. Very tasty. The desserts were also enjoyed. We could image that this pub has very busy times as it’s such a nice position on the river and a super venue.

A typical Wetherspoons but with surprisingly down stairs toilets

Booked a table at the little harp clevedon for 5 pm. On arrival the pub and restaurant we're really busy, we were shown to our table and ordered five roast dinners and a fish and chips. Very little veg was served and the meats looked dry and unappetizing. Fish and chips didn't fare any better with dried out peas and very few chips. The only plus side to this visit was our server who was under immense pressure due to lack of staff, very unlikely we shall be returning anytime soon.

Great for family good prices too.

All 3 of us ordered fish and chips which were excellent and 33% off ! Lovely pint of fursty ferret as well. Great service from a delightful waitress. Recommended

Cozy, friendly and reasonable prices. Couldn’t try food unfortunately as kitchen was closed but lovely little pub.

Went out for an evening meal Mushrooms and kidneys to start followed by fish curry. Both dishes where excellent My wife had the half pint of prawns which she said are the best she has ever had. Prices are high ( but not not too expensive ) Would I come again ? Hell Yes

Insect served beneath the (undercooked) chips. Would give zero stars if possible. Avoid.

One of the better JDs we've been in

Service was prompt and friendly. Panni was lukewarm and not crusty. My daughter enjoyed her nachos.

The staff were friendly and helpful. I really appreciate all they did considering our party was rather large and my family can be a bit much. The food was all very nice and the atmosphere was lovely too.

So very disappointing. Went for Friday Fish & Chips which we’ve done before and it’s been so good. This time the fish was soggy and swilling in grease. The top batter was crispy but underneath was slime. Neither of us ate much at all. The barmaid asked if all ok when she saw what was left on the plates so I said it was very soggy. There was no response or aftercare! It felt like it was defrosted fish which had been put into batter while wet - the fish slid out of the batter whole when cut into. The actual pub also looked a bit grubby- we went in 20 minutes after it opened and the floor needed a mop and there were a lot of crumbs under our table. There’s also flies hanging about in the bar which are annoying. Sad really as it used to be a lot better until recently. We’ll vote with our feet.

Friendly, helpful staff. Nice atmosphere. We had a Sunday Carvery, the meat was cooked perfectly. We felt however that there could have been a wider selection of vegetables.