The best restaurants serving British food in England

Revamped a few years back and new owners. Appears to be family run, the owners are very very VERY nice people. The food I would say is better than ever, the standard wimpy burger is quite plump with fresh salad dressing and optional sauce. Chicken wrap is succulent with generous amount of chicken and salad. Can't fault it really, several classes above McDonald's and Burger King. Overall a very nice lunch with my two daughters.

Went with 7 of my family and chose the carvery option. The whole meal was dry and tasteless. The pork was chewy, potatoes dry and the veg was extremely tasteless Since eating there I have read more reviews that say the same. The gravy boat need to read their reviews and up their game, as I for one, will not be going back. Shame, as it was very good when it first opened.

Good beer, friendly staff pool table.

Beware if you are a COELIAC This place says its chips are cooked in a separate fryer which they may well be. However I ate six “ gluten free” chips and two hours later bloating and nausea. Still with me the day after. There must have been gluten contamination somewhere - all it needs is a hand, an implement, ANYTHING to have been contaminated with just a tiny speck of gluten to cause a reaction ( vomiting diarrhoea severe pain dizziness for up to a week) At least it didn’t make me sick this time. Every hotel cafe restaurant in the country should be trained in gluten intolerance/ coeliac. Actually not an intolerance but a serious auto immune disease which can cause hospital admission. We won’t be going back needless to say.

We had a superb dinner at the Clock House. Amazing food, service and wine. Attentive staff made the whole experience a real treat for us

First time in this local pub for a Sunday roast and didn’t disappoint Friendly welcome and lovely service from all the ladies in the pub All of us had roasts and best roast had for some time went large all the meats and decent portion and selection of veg Finished off with lovely creamy ice cream and can recommend the sticky toffee pudding Good pint London pride and nice hot floater coffees Will take some beating for friendly staff and decent food

Any place this busy on a Thursday night is clearly getting things right. Lively, buzzing with customers of all ages. They found us a table in minutes and took our order. The food is English classics done well. We ordered the fish pie and a 10oz rump. Both were very well cooked and tasty. With a beer and a Chardonnay and soda, the bill came to a touch under 45 quid. Very good price for this standard of food. Great staff, good beer, great food, lovely service. Recommended.

Terrible sunday lunch on Father’s Day,small amount of meat,vegetables,Yorkshire puddings and the gravy was like water.we were here before lockdown and had a fabulous Sunday lunch that’s why we returned.what a let down,staff advised us it was new owners.the best place in this area for Sunday lunch is the peacock by far....we will not recommend or return.

I hate to be negative but feel it's needed! We were forgotten about so had to go back downstairs to ask to be served/have our order taken. We struggled with the paints as nearly every other paint pot was empty and numerous colours were missing from the supply they gave us - as nobody came near our table for the duration we ended up having to seek out more paint ourselves, get new brushes, wash pallets find serviettes to keep or painting area tidy. We would have liked another drink/cake during our visit but never bothered finding any staff to order as nobody seemed to care if we were there or not - so we just painted and left. Fifty + pounds for not the best experience!

Birthday meal with family starter Asian beef salad stringy beef burnt crispy coating and covered in fried onions with soy sauce dreadful. Main lamb was OK dessert was Eaton mess more like Eaton mush. Over priced and pretentiousness. Great waiting staff very friendly

Very weird having crushed peas with scampi! Staff were great but not sure whether I’d rush back. Not sure whether they’re trying to be a gastro pub

Great service at the minors sling. We stayed here for a night as we were in the area. We ate in the restaurant in the evening, the menu was plentiful and the food was really nice quality. Breakfast was good too. Well worth staying and a nice environment

We had a pleasant lunch with friends and couldn't fault the service, food or menu choice.

Incredible jerk pork, jerk chicken and curry goat, have tried everywhere in Bristol and this is by far the best Jamaican food! Festivals were fresh, sweet, light and fluffy…only thing that would make it even better is serving steam veg with the meal- could be personal preference of mine. Tuesday evening so atmosphere was not so great, but I don’t put this down to fault of the business.

"Not been there since it changed hands" "It was really good but haven't been there since the old people left" was what we were told. Well, as a real fussy bugger about my food, let me tell you we're very pleased that we went to Mojacs tonight as it was fab! We had the scallops and the king prawns as starters, both were cooked to perfection. I was hesitate about the apple and parsnip puree that came with the scallops as thought it would be too sweet but not at all. We had the lamb chops and the pork belly (from the specials board) and again, they were both delicious and cooked fantastically well. Don't take my word for it, try it yourself as you will not be disappointed