The best restaurants serving British food in England

Friendly service. Great value. Wide selection on menu. I had the liver and onions for lunch.

In the Tap now. It's like after school club. The noise is horrendous 😫, cannot hear the conversation with friends above the racket from the 4 girls in here. Been in before no issue at all, but based on this afternoon won't be coming back

Visited many times & always great food & service. Fully recommend.

Went to see the Legend that is Tania Power, and she is every bit as magical and brilliant as I've been told xx. Other than that, the atmosphere was lovely and service very approachable and friendly xxx

Cheerful staff. Lovely chips. Crispy Light batter on cod. Cone of chips 2.50 serving plenty. Portion if you’re hungry. Large portion serves 4

Great little pub, tones of character from the decorations to the people enjoying their selfs there. Stopped for a sandwich and toilet break which they were able to pack us the sandwiches on the go.

Excellent food with very generous portions. Cosy community pub.

We had such a great experience on a saturday afternoon here. The tearoom was so charming and cosy. Even though the menu was traditional, it was so so delicious, especially the savoury sandwiches!!! the chicken sandwich was amazing! We left so full that we couldn't eat dinner, and also took away our leftover scones which still tasted great the next day. We will remember this tea for a long time!

A great local cafe in the heart of the community with a warm and welcoming team. Serving a range of hot and cold sandwiches , breckfast and lunch . Served throughout the day

I travel quite a lot with work and like to look for independent accommodation outside of Premier Inn and Travelodge.. I stayed here last night and I found it to be a SUPERB place to eat and stay at ! Bed and Breakfast was £74 and I had a lovely 3 course meal for £32. Genuinely, I have not found a better restaurant and accommodation throughout the UK for a business trip. The rooms are clean, classy, comfortable and such good value. This, alone, would guarantee a great review but then I went downstairs to the pub for dinner. It was truly delicious and full of flavour. I learnt that all of the menu is freshly and home made by the friendly and very talented chef and each course was piping hot. As a starter, I had the mushroom with goats cheese and onion jam. Main course was pork shoulder, mash with veg and incredible gravy ! Dessert was apple & cider crumble with custard. This was a 10/10 dinner and couldn't be faulted. All of the staff were incredibly welcoming. I visited on a Tuesday night and it was fully booked. It is obviously very popular and appears to be a hidden gem. Thank you to all of the team and I hope to revisit here in the future - this is a great place to stay at for a visit to Bath !

Back again after a year away, but when we go to Gorleston, the first stop is the Dock Tavern. Always a warm welcome. Always good ale. When food is available, (only certain days of the week) always good and very reasonably priced. The bar staff are fantastic. A real community pub - unfortunately a dying breed. Keep up the good work.

It’s the price that sets this place apart. Pretty decent food at a very generous price for this part of London. Sat atop the huge antique market, it has a simple menu, not the vastest choice but full English tasted reasonable enough. Can sit inside or weather permitting in the rooftop terrace.

Had sausage baguette with bubble 👍😃

Great food. Friendly atmosphere. Fair prices

So sorry to say the quality of the food today was very poor. Our first 3 orders good. The last two very poor. Hardly any fish in the overcooked batter and chips were hard and dry. Not worth the £25 I paid at all!