The best restaurants serving British food in England

I had a browse of what this quirky little deli had to offer and eventually chose to try a Wheaten Wheel. Think of a big, thick Burton’s Wagon Wheel- mallow-tastic!

My wife and I had lunch here today. We had come in for breakfast before and it was excellent, so we were in the area and thought we would see what lunch was like. I ordered a Turkey, Ham and Leek pue with mash and vegetables. My wife ordered the Cottage Pie and vegetables both homemade for scratch. There was a bit of a wait for both, but that was fine as we were assured that these meals were homemade and cooked in the oven with not a microwave insight. When the food came out it was delicious and we would highly recommend it. It is a busy location and the staff are super friendly and reasonably priced. We will definitely be returning.

This lovely, welcoming vegetarian cafe is well worth a visit. A jewel in Beaminster and loved by locals and visitors alike. The four of us were warmly greeted and offered a good sized round table. The 10 year old with us declared the creamy scrambled egg on toast as the best they had ever had. Beautiful granary bread for the cheese & pickle sandwich and avocado bagels were delicious.

Food and service was great. Bizarre experience being in the Spode factory, but totally worth it! Loved the story behind each of the dishes and the oatcake was especially good. Great value also.

Every time I go to this cafe the coffee and cakes are excellent, and the service really friendly. It's delightful. Have to say that the coffee is particularly good!

Lovely food but extortionate prices! We had 2 sourdough bread toasts , a pot of tea, a glass of squash, and 2 cakes and it came to almost £39!!!! I could have had a cooked lunch for the same price. There was also a hair in the meal.

We found this hidden gem a few months ago and absolutely love it here. The food is all fresh local produce and the homemade treats are always so tempting. They serve lovely coffee (the best tasting around) and the fresh tea serve in your own pot is perfect for any time of day. We have been to most of the local cafes and this is bar far the best and the one we would pick over and over again. Margo and her team are what makes this cafe different to others in the area and unique. They always take the time to have a chat and are invested in making you feel so welcome. Would recommend to anyone, they even do takeaway. What more could ask. We will be back again very soon xx

What A Gem, excellent authentic Food. We first tried a takeaway and was so impressed we decided to book a table, we was so glad we did very impressed with the quality and variety of the food on the menu. The Dorsa is a must to try. Service was top notch all the staff very attentive happy and had time to explain the dishes especially Richie !! He was such a pleasure to have serving us. Would most definitely give this new place a go, you wont be disappointed. Keep up the good work

Very clean, organised barn stop offering a good selection of cakes and snacks. Also a great variety of drink choices. Clean and tidy tables and toilets. All offered on an honesty basis. I hope people respect this trust and pay for a lovely place to stop and refuel.

Came here for breakfast and it was delicious. Thoroughly worth a visit if you are local or if you are visiting Norfolk at any point.

Friendly welcome. Lovely service and great food. As a family of four with 2 kids under 10, we really enjoyed our lunch. The cream tea was delicious!

One of our favourite places to eat in Oswestry. Hidden away behind The Griffin pub. Nice menu. Good food. Large portions. Sensible prices. We waited ages for our food to arrive but when it came it was excellent. Probably a sign of success, the cafe was vet busy which probably led to the delay. We would still highly recommend this establishment.

We really enjoyed our two nights. Very well looked after and fed. The decor is in keeping with the house. Lots of original features and William Morris wallpaper.!

We called here today the 18th March at 13.20 we were made very welcome by the the attentive staff. The fish and chips were of excellent quality and cooked fresh . A added bonus is that they are dog friendly in the restaurant part of this excellent establishment. If you are in the area head for the frying Yorkshire man and enjoy excellent service a very warm welcome and of course the food which is 5star

Wonderful little find. Absolutely delicious cakes and then returned next day for breakfast (also amazing) and more cakes. All the staff are welcoming and friendly and personally loved the music play list. A special little place that is definitely worth a visit (maybe more than one!)