The best restaurants England

Indian cuisine in a chic, modern atmosphere, in Brighton's Lanes! This lively restaurant, with its pretty lights, trees and large windows, is a real eye-catcher. Indian specialties are served seated on original wooden swings suspended by ropes. All kinds of curries, dals and sandwiches, spicy or not, with meat or vegan, served in katoris (small traditional bowls and ramekins). An original place to sample Oriental cuisine, in a friendly atmosphere.

On the first floor of the National Gallery, this restaurant alone deserves the title of a work of art. In an elegant room with ochre and mustard tones, the best ingredients grown, raised and fished in the United Kingdom are featured in small, well-balanced plates with a strong emphasis on seasonal produce. The cocktails, inspired by the paintings in the museum, are just right, fresh and good. A real favorite, to be enjoyed after a long visit to the National Gallery.

In reference to its name, this restaurant, café and bar offers intimate, delimited tables, as if we were eating in little roofless cabins! The decor is contemporary and the atmosphere pleasant. You can come in just for a drink or a coffee. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a menu of burgers, salads, steaks and fish. It's perfectly located on Discovery Quay, close to a large parking lot, ideal for a visit to the Maritime Museum.

This poke bowl bar is located on one of Brighton's main avenues, close to the train station. The poke bowls are prepared before your very eyes using fresh ingredients. Many recipes are already created, with tuna, salmon, chicken, tofu... or you can create your own combination. You can choose your base (sushi rice, brown rice...). The restaurant also serves soups and hot bowls. You decide whether to eat in or take away. A good option when you want to eat well, on the go.

Helmed by young chef Ollie Dabbous, Hide offers a gastronomic experience that will leave a memorable mark. Having already been awarded a Michelin star, his meticulous creations are characterized by their remarkable presentation. Don't miss the nest egg, a soft-boiled egg yolk infused with mushroom flavors, presented in its delicate shell. For total immersion, we highly recommend opting for the tasting menu on the second floor, from where you can enjoy a breathtaking view of peaceful Green Park.

Awarded a Michelin green star, this gourmet restaurant has made zero waste its spearhead. Everything here is made from recycled materials, from the furniture to the plates. With dishes based essentially on fruit and vegetables, chef Douglas McMaster brilliantly combines haute cuisine with respect for the environment. All ingredients are seasonal and sourced from local farms, and all food waste is composted. Please note: the restaurant is available for private events.

This sumptuous Georgian townhouse, inspired by the Forbidden City, Chinese folk tales and 1920s Shanghai, is the perfect stopover for a trip to the Middle Kingdom in the middle of London. On the menu: dim-sum to share and classic Chinese dishes, including the excellent wood-roasted Peking duck, the chef's specialty. Before or after your meal, enjoy the Moon Bar, the somewhat hidden bar at the back of the establishment, where you can taste original cocktails with floral flavors.

Relaxed atmosphere, good food, sublime views... We can only promise you a good time at one of the wooden tables in this Newquay harbor food court. It's home to many local street food vendors offering Cornish seafood and home-cooked dishes made with fresh, local ingredients. You'll also find patisseries, ice creams and roaster's coffee... All with your feet almost in the water!

This eccentric restaurant with its eclectic decor is a big hit with St Agnes! As well as coming for the many choices of beers and cocktails at the bar, we come for the tasty, homemade world cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. On the menu: poke bowls, tacos, burgers, steaks, curries and pad thai... Not to mention daily specials featuring fresh fish and seafood. The Tap House also hosts live music concerts, which are always a treat!

In the lively center of Canterbury, this restaurant-bar lives up to its name. The warm welcome and typically British vintage decor make it totally cosy. On the first floor, you can enjoy a drink and a snack, while upstairs, you can enjoy brunch, lunch or dinner all day long from the wide choice on the menu. Small portions to share, burgers, salads, steaks... Just like a classic British pub, with a modern twist. Prices are affordable, and the cocktails are to die for!

Here's a delightful gastro-pub worth the detour, tucked away in the narrow streets of the town center. Housed in a historic building with character, the decor of this establishment mixes modern and vintage for a chic yet warm atmosphere. The cuisine is refined and of good quality, with a special mention for their meats. The setting is pleasant, the service attentive and the restaurant has a very good reputation for its cocktails. A good and successful restaurant in Southsea, we advise you to book by phone or online.

Take the street adjacent to Church Street towards the quays. Facing a green hillside, calm sea and moored boats, Indidog is a pretty contemporary canteen with a pleasant atmosphere. Daily suggestions are posted above the open kitchen. You can enjoy savory and sweet dishes from the brunch menu (until 3pm) or more classic, but equally refined dishes, from lunch to dinner. An elegant yet relaxed address with a sublime panorama.

Like its counterparts all over southern England, The Stabble is a good restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere, ideal for lunch or dinner when you don't want to get complicated. The menu includes the house specialty of thin-crust pizzas, as well as salads, nachos, traditional mac n' cheeses and a small selection of desserts.

The hotel's restaurant-pub is also open to non-residents. And that's just as well, because the view is exceptional and the place is good! You can eat here from morning till night, facing the large bay windows overlooking the sublime Newquay beach. Pizzas, large salads, delicious baked potatoes, grilled meats? The dishes are beautifully presented and the desserts are very good. The restaurant regularly organizes events open to all: silent disco for children, small live music concerts, soccer and rugby match broadcasts...

On the seafront, this elegant gastro-pub boasts magnificent panoramic views over the beaches of Ryde and the Solent. Menus change with the seasons and are prepared with fresh, local produce. Dishes include beef, chicken and cod, as well as burgers, vegetarian dishes and Asian dishes. There's also a fine selection of desserts. The service is fast and attentive, the decor is neat and modern, and the atmosphere is relaxed. A great place to visit when you're in Ryde.

The Stable can be found in many towns in the south of England. This excellent chain of restaurants offers good beer and fast food at ultra-competitive prices. The pizzas are well-stocked, both soft and crispy. The salads are excellent, as are the nachos and mac & cheese. With its warm, youthful atmosphere, contemporary decor and spacious dining room, the place is ideal for happy dinners with friends. Brunch with unlimited drinks is even available! A must in Bournemouth.

A great discovery in Bath. This gastro-pub, located on the first floor of the Empire Hotel, serves typically British cuisine in a warm atmosphere. The vintage decor is enhanced by a few modern touches to create a pleasant atmosphere. Popular with locals for a beer, lunch or a Sunday get-together, The Architect offers a fine menu of small plates and classic pub fare: burgers, salads, pies, fish & chips... And don't miss the delicious Sunday roast with an extended menu.

The perfect place for brunch lovers! Sweet, savory, there's something for everyone at the Boston Tea Party. A stone's throw from the vibrant Barbican district, this large vintage building with contemporary touches welcomes you in an urban atmosphere for all-day brunch. The pancakes with maple syrup are delicious. For those who prefer something savory, there's the traditional English Breakfast in a variety of variations, as well as burgers, salads, toast, eggs and muffins. And don't miss the fresh juices and homemade smoothies!

It's like being at the end of the world in this small café clinging to the cliffs at the southernmost tip of England. A few tables welcome visitors on a wind-protected terrace facing the wild, green landscape. You can enjoy cakes and tea, as well as crab, shrimp and fish dishes of the day. It's a pleasant place to stop before exploring the cliffs and surrounding area. Grab your binoculars and you'll be able to watch seals and cormorants from the comfort of your chair, while sipping a St Ives beer.