The best restaurants serving British food in England

Coronation chicken sandwich was amazing.

Called twice each time web site saying open but on arrival at 17.45 closed,need to up date web site, unfortunately lost customer,

We LOVE it here, the Blondies and Coconut white mochas w cream & marshmallows are to die for!

Wonderful Sunday lunch, with great service and ambience. They even very kindly rustled up some final pieces of pork left from the day's roast to add to our delicious tartiflette. Thank you!

...looked at the menu this morning to get a breakfast, seems the menu has changed and the price has gone up (nearly double what they were). Was a nice option to have a nice reasonable priced vegetarian breakfast before. All previous experiences were great, reasonably priced, good quality food.

My family always stop here when in Perranporth for a breakfast. The food is always great and the service is brilliant, one ov Perranporths little gems

What a special restaurant this is. Just returned celebrating my wife’s 60th birthday with her parents and our two adult children. Matt was such a welcoming host and an amazing chef. His house is a delight and the food and ambience made the occasion memorable. His team assisting were friendly and polite. My daughter is vegan and Matt made an equally delicious meal for her too. Deservedly the best restaurant in Bruton!

Pies looked delicious, never got to try them as they didn’t take cash .

My Husband Jeremy and Me Very Much enjoyed our Dinner The food is tasty, plentiful and well presented - brilliant The team who work there friendly and helpful. They are also helpful regarding any Gluten Free requirements The ambience is nice too Many thanks, take care

Great local cafe,freshly cooked to order well worth a small wait.Cash only .Ask relevant questions on diet or allergy Staff happy to advise ,and check if alright

I visited yesterday evening with a friend, and the food was amazing, as always. The small plates were beautiful, and the presentation was outstanding. This is a fabulous family-run restaurant, and I highly recommend it.

This hotel and restaurant is situated on the same coast as the Nare. It therefore shares the same "subtropical" climate. The gardens reflect this and the hotel is on a gentle cliff with access to the sea and small beach with no signs of civilisation around. It is certainly a beautiful and unique area. Parking is easy and first impressions of the hotel entrance suggest a 1960's house that has been extended on multiple occasions. The staff vary from being pleasant, attentive and slightly nervous to extremely chatty and friendly. The dining room has 2 sections and I felt the area near the entrance had the best ambiance. The views towards the sea are amazing but remember that if you sit on a table next to the vista windows early in the evening by the time it gets dark you will be looking at a vast black area of glass which is unpleasant due to complete absence of outside light. Maybe best to take a table next to the inside wall. There is a fixed price dinner for £70 and this includes warm home made rolls and excellent canapés. The duck parfait was enjoyable and the preserved bream unusual. The main courses were very fish orientated with a non-fish choice of only 1 out of 4 meat eaters may have some difficulty. Monkfish was perfect and the Soufflé memorable. With service, tax and 2 glasses of wine the dinner for 2 came to almost £190 - perhaps a little more than expected but an enjoyable evening.

Super food, niceley served in the College's 'training' restaurant -- most dishes as good as starred restaurants!

Another fabulous dinner at the Monk. Great service very interesting and eclectic wine list. With something to please everyone. My venison was amazing as was the pork. Sadly we had no room for dessert but the table next to us had no such problem. Can’t wait to see you at Christmas.

Lovely, friendly little cafe. Food and coffee are excellent and it's doggy friendly too! Will definitely be going again, Sarah xx