The best restaurants serving British food in West Midlands

Husband requested a table last minute to which the team here managed to arrange at short notice. On arrival, a lovely little cafe with polite and friendly staff. Really nice breakfast in a beautiful location.

We visited the grove for Mother’s Day, 6 adults, 1 child. 3 x roast chicken, 2 x 8oz fillet steak, 1 children’s chicken nuggets +chips. My meal (steak) came out and looked great, although my stone wasn’t hot enough to cook my steak, onions and mushrooms, my steak although looked great, tasted horrible. £23 to only be satisfied with the chips! My wife also couldn’t eat the chicken and neither could my father Inlaw, only eating less that half there meals. I wouldn’t go back if I’d not Eaton for a month and was offered a free meal!

Visited the tea rooms for lunch with elderly parents .. food and service were brilliant, so much so that I ordered a full cake for a birthday too - it was fabulous !

My partner and I have recently visited Platform Three a few nights back after it was recommended to us. We always looked for places that have a warm and welcoming environment. The food we had was exceptional and the waiting and bar staff did a wonderful job of looking after us before and after our meal even though they were very busy, they couldn’t of done more for us. I would very much recommend this place to anyone who would like a relaxing evening. 100% would visit again!

Perfect service from start to finish. The food was excellent- very well presented and perfectly cooked. Will most certainly visit again

Went here this evening absolutely lovely meal and sweet best around never been before will be returning great staff service thanks alot (julia,Craig).

We are local living in the next village and invited some friends for Sunday lunch. We were horrified to learn that at 2.15 they had run out of beef and cauliflower cheese. They serve until 4pm. I then ordered pan fried chicken which was overcooked and tough, the portion was half a chicken breast. The roast potatoes were not roast potatoes very tough to get in to. The vegetables were stringy all in all this was the worst Sunday roast we have had and we eat out at least 2/3 times a week. Finally I do not mind paying for good food but to add insult to injury the food and drinks were overpriced. They are charging city centre prices. I will not be recommending this pub to all our foodie friend

Have been to this pub on several occasions for lunch and had very good service & food of a high standard. We went for lunch on Easter Sunday and were really disappointed, the staff did not have the same professionalism.The food was very disappointing, the tomato soup was very thin, the pork my partner had was too over cooked. All the food did not appear to have the same standard as we had experienced on previous occasions, does this suggest new kitchen & restaurant staff.

A beautiful place in the centre of town. Fantastic breakfast, good quality food and excellent service. Can’t recommend this place enough.

we had a 5 nite stay at the down in again we been quite a few times now .steave and his team are very helpful friendly as always .rooms very nice we had easy access room down stairs .the food was very nice lots options breakfast same lots of choices plus you can ask for something else if can do they will do it for you .if you looking for nice place in the country side the down inn is the place.wont be long before we book again

What a lovely surprise! Our first visit here, group of four for breakfast. Perfect service and the best Eggs Royale I've ever had. Will definitely be back, thank you.

My wife and I found La Madeleine whilst having a wander around Herford. The place is an unassuming bistro on Church Street that served a very pleasant lunch, we went for the homemade quiche that came with salad and herbie potatoes, which proved to be very tasty. The service was polite, efficient and friendly. The establishment has a wonderful courtyard garden. All in all a great place to eat when visiting Hereford.

Not a premium experience, especially considering the price charged . The dining room itself feels very dated and gives off 1980’s vibes . The Afternoon tea Menu itself had seen better days , slightly sticky and curled at the edges and that really set the tone . The sandwiches were , well pretty dull and felt like they’d been made some time before . The cakes promised more than they delivered , however the scones were terrific ! When my tea was delivered , the waitress made a point of saying that they used loose leaf tea … fabulous indeed , however the second pot had a cheap Euro style tea bag shoved into the the leaf chamber ! Not premium! Service was slow and a bit disinterested. I certainly won’t be returning for Afternoon Tea . I would try the a la carte menu to see how it compares with other fine dining establishments in the area

I ordered a full English from uber eats, it was amazing, definitely the best in town!! I’ll definitely be eating here more often🥰x

Went for a late impromptu Friday night dinner. Service was very good, and helpful. Pie for my wife and the sea bass for myself, both were very good, hot and tasty.