The best restaurants serving British food in South West

I have been to the plant twice now and both times I have had a delicious, sustaining and healthy meal. I am not a vegetarian, but I can appreciate good flavoursome food, and coffee made with oat milk! They also do very tasty brownies. Highly recommended for a change from the usual lunchtime meal.

What a lovely little spot...clean, caring and yummy. Support small businesses, I'm so glad I stopped and ventured in. Toastie was yum and cakes looked lush....if only I didn't overindulge this whole week!

I went there with my young daughter 2years old and there was such a warm greeting as we walked through the door, there was a lovely little play area full of variety of toys and books for her to play with and even a television. There was a variety of hot drinks and mlthe menu looked appealing. Clean and bright space, would definitely recommend. I had a lovely experience. Thank you

Bought a sausage roll and potato and steak pasty out of the hot cupboard,from their stall on Lymington Market. £8.75...! Both were not up to temperature; luke warm at best. Sausage roll had stale pastry and salty sausage meet; Pasty was 90% potato. Crooks....should have gone to Greggs

Lovely freshly made sandwiches with generous fillings, amazing coffee (Yalla) and really friendly staff despite it being a busy Saturday lunchtime!

We had the most amazing meal here for a family birthday. The food was fantastic and the service was brilliant. I have to mention Amy as she made us feel so welcome and really looked after us! We were a party of 10 and each of us were really pleased with the meal and whole experience. The Wine Hub also offers great vegetarian and vegan options as we had a few in the party. Well done and thank you. We would definitely recommend and we will be back!

Had a wonderful lunch at The Oxenham. We have eaten here many times and keep coming back because we are never disappointed. The food was exceptional, very good value and the lovely Fran was very welcoming and could not have looked after us any better. I always have the steak because I cant get a better one anywhere else. We will return as soon as we can.

Recommended here by friends in the H&C trade. Modest late September visit just before end of Season. Lovely Staff, Menu, Service and Atmos. Highly recommended.

Excellent food and lovely staff. Relaxed atmosphere and need to allow plenty of time. Food freshly made by students on the premises. I had the vegan meal. My meal was roasted parsnip risotto, wild mushrooms, and a chocolate mousse. Oak or soya milk available for hot drinks.

Husband saw a review somewhere recently which said best bacon bap in Exeter was from Buttylicious. Had to visit furniture store earlier today which is just down the road so thought let's give it a try. What an amazing choice of food at very good prices but decided to stick with our original choice. Three very large thick slices of lovely bacon in a soft bap. Had to go back to the lady to say how lush the bacon was. We will definitely be back but not sure for what as so much to choose from. Maybe a cheeseburger as another customer was just being served one and it too looked delicious. Don't anybody think this is just another butty van in a car park, it is so much more!

This is a charming little cafe, tucked away behind the Old Market, well worth tracking down. Seats around ten inside and another handful outside, overlooking the little square. Excellent coffee, great bruschetta on sourdough, local cakes and toasted sandwiches. We tried the Gruyere, ham and Dijon mustard toastie, which was excellent. Fresh croissants and home-made cakes, too. Friendly, personal service.

So pleased to find the cafe opened! Great cup of tea - just the ticket to start the journey from Yeovil Junction. Sausage rolls and small cake selection certainly looked tasty and hope to sample some on the next visit!

For fans of the great Frankie Howerd (or even if you can't remember him too well), this cafe/hub is a pure delight! It must be in an old barn judging by the thickness of the whitewashed walls and window nooks. Run by Keiran, the cafe is into its third year. The atmosphere is wonderful, the walls enriched with photographs of Frankie with some of his co-stars, back in the day! There is also a huge portrait of him (a copy of the original, as we were advised). The cafe offers a range of food, including lunch menus, cakes galore, and coffee/tea. There is an outside toilet and outside seating for warmer days plus plenty of seating inside. You must go there - highly recommended.

We had a delicious breakfast on Saturday, we had the plant based option, with sausages, fried potatoes, tomato, mushroom, beans and toast in the café, surrounded by beautiful plants and gardening paraphernalia. A lovely treat on an Autumn morning. Not cheap, but good value for an independent venue in gorgeous surroundings.

Excelente comida y servicio. Su noche de carne es fabulosa, bien valorado y generoso. Las bebidas tampoco son exorbitantes. Perros permitidos en todo lo que es útil.