The best restaurants serving British food in England

Regularmente vamos a The Goring a tomar unas copas de camino a casa desde las noches en la ciudad y lo hemos hecho durante unos diez años. ¡Desafortunadamente hemos visto el servicio en el área del bar declinar con los años! Tarda más en ser atendido ahora y los empleados actuales no son ni mucho menos tan amables. Hemos gastado una pequeña fortuna allí a lo largo de los años y siempre traemos diferentes amigos y parientes porque tiene un gran encanto. Sería bueno mantener nuestra tradición, pero ahora la cuestionamos regularmente. ¡Es demasiado caro no tener la misma experiencia que solíamos tener!

This place has shut down Didn’t even tell Google it’s closed

I have had fish and chips from you in the past, probably 6 months ago, and loved them, fresh fish, very nice batter, but tonight we ordered fish and chips again, And am a little disappointed, the batter was nice but the cod had little taste and wasnt as thick as in the past, and it was very firm, as if it was cooked earlier in the day. Not as tasty as before

My fiancé and I came to Wells for the night and had booked at this lovely little restaurant. The staff Rita and Alice were very friendly and efficient. I had the king prawns for start and duck and honey for main. They were both absolutely delish! Highly recommended.

The inn is a bit run down but we had the most amazing time the staff are fantastic the food is amazing and the cooked breakfast was the best I have ever had . The room and bed was massive ,but needs upgrading but it was absolutely spottless over all a really good stay and I would definitely go back

Staff are all so amazing and friendly. Great atmosphere, would recommend their pub quiz. Food is always great too!

The phone number is defunct and the venue is completely shut despite it being in the middle of their published hours. I suspect that it has closed down.

Saturday lunch to celebrate our golden wedding anniversary was a must for us and one of our daughters recommended The Silks. The food was first class, the service friendly and efficient and overall the meal was really good value (3 courses as couldn't resist a pudding). We will visit again in the evening as Saturday lunchtime was a bit noisier than we anticipated (but I guess not surprisingly). Highly recommended.

Nothing to add, really, just a ridiculous price. OK, the food was fine and the service was very good, but this was not good value for money.

Barman, namely Rob, was great. Perfect balance of personal without being too overbearing. Great guy. Will come again.

Review: 5/5 – A Pub So Perfect It Feels Like Coming Home to a Hug From the Universe If pubs were cathedrals, this would be the Sistine Chapel of pints and pork scratchings. From the moment I stepped through the low, creaking door, I was embraced by a warmth so deep and so pure I nearly wept. The lighting? Golden. Not “bulb golden” but “sunset spilling across a field of wheat as a choir of angels hum softly in the distance” golden. The bartender, Dave — or Saint Dave, as I shall henceforth call him — didn’t just pour me a drink. No. He bestowed upon me a hand-pulled ale so perfectly balanced, so miraculously foamy, I could’ve sworn I heard a harp. Each sip was like being wrapped in a cashmere blanket and kissed gently on the forehead by every good decision I’ve ever made. The atmosphere? Imagine the platonic ideal of comfort. If the concept of “belonging” could be distilled into a scent, it would be this pub’s faint blend of wood smoke, citrusy hops, and the intangible magic of memories waiting to be made. The old man at the bar told me a story about how he met his wife here in 1967 and I cried into my pie. And what a pie. Steak and ale that tasted like it had been simmering for a thousand years in the cauldron of some ancient god of pastry. The toilets were cleaner than my soul. The music? Acoustic covers of classics, played just softly enough to let conversation bloom like spring flowers between strangers destined to become friends. I left three hours later, blinking into the cold night like a newborn deer, unsure how the world outside could ever hope to compare. If I could marry this pub, I would. If I could bottle it and carry it in my coat pocket for rainy days, I’d never be sad again. To say I recommend it is like saying the stars are “quite nice.” This is not a pub. It is a pilgrimage.

Always used this Caffe when in Bewdley, great staff and lovely food.

Our family had a wonderful dining experience at The Porterhouse Pub. The seafood platter to start was fresh and flavorful, setting the tone for a great meal. The kids were delighted with their pizza and burger options, and my ribeye steak was cooked to perfection, complemented by a delicious pepper sauce. My wife enjoyed her pork dish, finding it tender and well-balanced in taste. While the presentation of the meals could have been improved with a little more finesse, the overall quality of the food was excellent. The selection of beers could also benefit from more variety (some nice premium local IPAs), but the exceptional service and well-timed delivery of dishes made up for it. In short, The Porterhouse Pub offers a fantastic dining experience with great food and attentive service, with just a few areas for refinement. Highly recommended for families looking for a comfortable and satisfying meal!

The male waiter was extremely rude - the second bad experience we’ve had with him. We waited over an hour for our mains and so gave a gentle nudge (we were tucked in a corner and quite easily forgotten about) and he had every excuse as to why the food was delayed but no apology and was very argumentative with us. When we asked him to leave the argument as we just wanted to enjoy our time together, he continued to argue. The food and female waitresses including Libby made up for his bad hospitality, however I’m afraid as it’s the second time he made us feel unwelcome we won’t be returning.

Airy and open inside, uncluttered but with character. Lovely patio partially covered.