The best restaurants serving British food in England

If you want to enjoy fine dining without the faff then Chart Farm Kitchen is the place. Located at Chart Farm, Dom and the guys are putting together, clever, well conceived and challenging menu. Cooked mainly using traditional charcoal and smoking technique, you are in a for a treat. A seven course menu at a fixed price (April 22 £75/pp) that will challenge your palate and your imagination, The menu changes every month so you never get tired of the same old thing. You are seated at the same time as other diners and served at the same time, so please be ready to be seated no later than 7:30pm on Friday evening. Don't expect the posh linen and the fine silver, this is not what you are coming to Chart Farm Kitchen. You are coming to try something different, enticing and will make you beg for more. The wine list is carefully chosen to match the meal to perfection. If you are a steak lover than I recommend wholeheartedly Steak Night on the Wednesday. Being located at a farm you will not disappointed with the quality of the meat, the fries and the lovely seasonal vegetables. Really I should not give this glowing review for fear that it might take me ages to book a table again, but really this place should go for a Michelin rating. Parking is ample on site. Book early to avoid disappointment the waiting list is long.

A lovely little cosy pub and the bar lady Kerry really helped us out in our hour of need. We had moored up over a mile away and no pubs were doing food, my kids were tired and hungry and kerry let us eat our food from the takeaway in there as late and raining she really went above and beyond for us and any parent knows in these situations you need a little bit of help and luck. Also very friendly and couldn't do enough for us. So if your near by and in need of a drink and some friendly company, choose this place and you won't be disappointed.

He hecho todas las clases de Bread Ahead en la Tea House en Chelsea y no puedo esperar a que agreguen más clases para poder ir. Excelente enseñanza por Ope y asistencia por James. Si quieres una experiencia que se acerque lo más posible a un libro de enseñanza aquí. Máximo cuatro personas a una clase. Las recetas están bien elaboradas, son fáciles de seguir cuando estás en casa y totalmente deliciosas. Ope y James aportan humor y disfrute a la clase, sea cual sea tu nivel de conocimiento. Vale cada centavo y más. Muchas gracias a los dos. ¡Añade más clases para que pueda volver! ¡Muchas gracias!

lf you are in the Kendal area, this is THE best place to go for hot meat pies or cold pork pies for lunch; absolutely delicious and excellent value. We tried the beef and the chicken varieties and also their large cold turkey and ham raised pie; wonderful. They also do other varieties and vegetarian pies. But call ahead to find out what they will have available that's hot, or to order, as they mostly supply uncooked pies to cook yourself.

Not too pricey, huge delicious portions, popular with the locals. A true hidden gem! Definitely recommend a visit.

This is a lovely sandwich shop which also does cooked breakfasts takeaway or delivery, will try that next time! I ordered a fresh prawn/salad sandwich. The filling was ample with loads of prawns in a tasty marie rose sauce. The granary bread was very soft and fresh. It was the perfect sandwich! Will be back to try other items on the menu and I could pay by card! As I didn't have any cash on me, perfect.

What a great pub. Dogs are welcome, along with families. Cobs and pizzas are delicious, plus staff go above and beyond to make your welcome. Good beer garden.

Lovely little pub where you can sit m relax Staff are friendly Very clean and welcoming Cafe in day Bar at night Absolutely lovely

My twin brother Stephen and I decided to cross over the Swing Bridge and visit some of the great pubs in Gateshead, one of my favourites was The Grey Nags Head Pub. A wonderful looking pub, a solid wood serving bar dominates the main room, dark wood features abound throughout this pub, great decor and furnishings, tv's and big screens to enjoy the sport and plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub, all in all a wonderful local traditional pub. We ordered at the bar ,as it was a really hot afternoon we both chose Woodpecker cider ,these were served iced cold, we grabbed a table were we settled down and enjoyed our ciders. The cider served in here was really good, a crisp, effervescent and most importantly iced cold cider that really cut through the thirst on a hot afternoon, must mention the barmaid in here ,a wonderful cheerful person,made a fuss of my twin and I, really made us feel welcomed in the pub,Geordie hospitality at its finest. We really enjoyed our ciders in here before we moved on and although our visit was only fleeting for a first time visit to The Grey Nags Head Pub we were totally impressed. The Grey Nags Head Pub is easy to locate along High Street in Gateshead. Opening hours are; Monday to Thursday, 11am till 11pm. Friday & Saturday, 11am till Midnight. Sunday, 11am till 11pm. A wonderful pub,if you're this side of the River Tyne a pub I highly recommend you visit.

Popped in here for the first time in a few years and it is now run by two lovely ladies . Reduced menu at the min due to cooker / fryer problems but still a nice choice . Hubby had beans on toast and i had a gammon ham sandwich . Nice hot beans and 3 rounds of toast for him and my sandwich had really thick gammon ,nice thick fresh bread and bread actually buttered !!! And really good value These ladies have just taken over and we will be back . Wish them well for the future

Most beautiful food, all hot and fresh and the fish is lovely. The curry and gravy are also lovely and they do gluten free