The best restaurants England

Chinese Ramen, Chinese nouilles, flavoured duck, this restaurant offers a selection of delicious Asian dishes. In the image of Mill Road, the hotel is warm and relaxed. Selling to take -10%.

The Old Bank Hotel's excellent restaurant, located in the heart of the historic center, has been recognized by the Michelin guide. It offers Mediterranean-influenced cuisine in a peaceful atmosphere. The menu features pizzas, pastas, lamb, seafood and a variety of fish dishes. The setting, combining modernity and more traditional decor, lends the place a touch of elegance. Don't miss the Afternoon Tea in the afternoon, and above all, don't miss out on the excellent signature cocktails offered by the establishment.

This small cafe from the seafront has a relaxed atmosphere, followed by the regulars who take their morning coffee. At noon, the endless sanwichs menu puts water in your mouth, so it's hard to make its choice! Don't miss home muffins and cookies, just out of the oven.

This vegetarian coffee makes a point of using only local products or fair trade. In the menu, homemade cakes, eggplant/noisette lasagna, quiche with zucchini or minestrone. On weekends, the brunch is served all the jourée.

Taste genuine Japanese cuisine in a soothing atmosphere. Devant, sushi and sashimis are totally and served with finesse. With its almond green walls, bamboo and wicker chairs, the dining room offers an ideal setting for culinary ecstasy… In dessert, try the yuzu moss.

If you're in the neighborhood, this café at the entrance to Clifton Arcade is the place to come for a good meal on a budget. It boasts a pleasant terrace overlooking a charming square where musicians regularly play. The menu is simple and tasty: sandwiches, toasties and croques, as well as burgers, focaccias and salads. We also recommend our English breakfasts and brunches. The atmosphere is very pleasant and particularly lively at weekends. A cool, hip and friendly place.

It drinks its morning coffee into a crunchy pie. In the summer, the terrace is worth its weight of gold.

Order a fish & chips based on freshly caught fish, this is the opportunity to try this national dish! In addition, a small terrace allows you to eat in the shade.

This whitewashed building feels like an old inn. It's the true English cottage as we imagine it. The location is ideal, on the edge of the National Park and right on the river. This is undoubtedly the best restaurant in the area, serving excellent fresh fish. The plates are well presented and the place has a lot of character. It's a great place to stop for a bite to eat and a drink after a long hike. You can also spend the night here.

The Sally Lunn Bunn is famous not only in Bath, but throughout the south-west of the country. A Bunn is a large loaf of bread (half of which is eaten, either the top or the bottom!) served sweet or savory. This house has been serving its famous Bunns ever since Sally Lunn, a baker who settled here in 1680, fired up her oven. A small museum, open from 10am to 4pm, is also on site. A historic address not to be missed, and a great idea for a snack!

This large restaurant has a varied menu, tinted with traditional English cuisine. Tartes, roasted chicken and puddings are on the map. We dine comfortably sitting in leather chairs, surrounded by mirrors. A popular address of premises.

The front evokes the 1930s, but the interior and garden add a touch of the seventies to the decoration. Beaded curtains, colourful fabrics and kitsch knickknacks seem to have spread the word to create a bohemian and relaxed atmosphere. Unclassifiable, this excellent coffee bar offers a well-stocked menu, based on burgers, sandwiches, smoothies and everything else that makes England famous.

This charming pub inn, with its pretty stone house overlooking the quays of Padstow, is a good place to spend the evening in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, and to enjoy a good meal without breaking the bank. Here you will eat English pub classics, with an emphasis on fish dishes. For example, the famous Cornish crab, or good burgers, always hearty, but also proposals with more distant accents, such as a vegetable or chicken curry. The view from the windows over the harbour is pleasant.

Milkshakes, smoothies, salads, sandwiches and sophisticated dishes: this café offers a varied menu to suit all tastes and appetites... It's a pleasure to eat on the terrace or in the shade of an umbrella on sunny days. You can come for breakfast, lunch or dinner. And the fish & chips are always a hit. The wide choice of coffees is sure to please! A good address for any time of day.

Located directly beneath the university's gothic vaults, this appetizing self-service restaurant offers fresh, simple cuisine, all organic and responsibly prepared on site. Tourists and locals alike flock to sample scones, soups of the day and even roast beef. On sunny days, the small garden offers a lovely place to relax. Take the opportunity to visit St. Mary The Virgin Church next door. Climb to the top of the tower for a splendid view of Oxford.

The well-known British chain opened its first establishment in 1973 and now has 26 restaurants. The à la carte choice is both extensive and affordable, with dishes ranging from £15 to £22. For lovers of refined delights, don't miss the lobster and steak specialties. The cuisine focuses on seasonal produce, with breakfasts and brunches served daily until midday. Must-tries include Sunday roast for English food lovers, and afternoon tea.

Terre à Terre has had a reputation as one of Brighton's finest vegetarian restaurants since 1993, with a track record of convincing even the most stubborn carnivores. The choice is fine, the products original, the presentation meticulous and, above all, the result is absolutely delicious. The staff, who know their menu inside out, can advise you on dishes and wines. If you're looking for something a little fresher and lighter for dinner, away from traditional dishes that are a little too fatty, this is the perfect address.

This pretty neighborhood restaurant will charm you. It serves traditional Kurdish recipes, using fresh, tasty ingredients. The service is friendly and you'll always have a good time. In the morning, you can enjoy a delicious brunch, with eggs poached in tomato sauce and other exceptional dishes. In the afternoon, it's also the place to go for a coffee, accompanied by cakes and other sweets. The place is very bright and you can watch passers-by from the inside, which is very pleasant.

Located in Hammersmith along the River Thames, The Dove is much more than just another London pub. With its roots in the ^17th century, it has witnessed a multitude of historical and/or anecdotal events. Charles II is said to have spent many a cosy night here with his ravishing mistress, Nell Gwynne. The walls are home to poems written here by James Thomson (1700-1748), as well as the hustle and bustle of English capital life. An inevitably delightful interlude, The Dove, with its preserved old-world charm, harbors a part of London's eternal soul.

The Brick Lane area is renowned for its multitude of Indian restaurants. In 2023, we were charmed by this establishment, which looks modest from the outside, but proves to be a pleasant surprise once seated. The menu offers an appreciable variety, allowing everyone to find what they like while making a quick choice. Service is efficient, pleasant and discreet. Reservations are recommended for evenings and weekends, as this is a popular spot. It's a good little local address, with no fuss, just the way we like it.