3 Best British Restaurants in London, UK

Always been a fan of Roast and recently tried their Market Menu. It was superb and such good value. Staff were attentive, food quality was great. Brought our toddler and baby and they were super accommodating. Space for stroller, high chair for toddler as well as Colouring book to keep her busy! Good selection of food choices and of course, great atmosphere and location. Tried their afternoon tea a few times before which is always great but their savoury food dishes are great too! Love the flower ceiling decor!

Coming here was truly one of the best experiences I had while visiting London. The staff was attentive and welcoming the entire time. The views while dining here were also breathtaking. But, mostly importantly, the food was delicious! Everything served with the Sunday roast tasted incredibly fresh and flavorful. I couldn't help but order the sticky toffee pudding to end my meal, which was just as impressive. Would highly recommend a visit to Roast!

I came for the afternoon tea on a Monday and had an overall wonderful experience. The staff were all very friendly, efficient, and accommodating of our needs. I felt that it was nice that they included scotch eggs, sausage rolls, etc., as well as the usual sandwiches, and I also liked the fact that they brought out the scones warm, after we had mostly finished our savoury foods so that we could enjoy the scones fresh. The restaurant decor is also beautiful and I would highly recommend this place.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at The Dinner and I truly enjoyed the experience. The food was delicious and beautifully presented, living up to its Michelin-star reputation. The service was equally impressive, with attentive and knowledgeable staff. However, I would recommend enforcing the dress code for guests and advising against wearing sports shoes, considering the elegant ambiance of a one-star Michelin restaurant. Additionally, I had a park view table, but two large touristic buses parked in front of the window were quite disturbing and detracted from the full dining experience. Overall, it was a delightful evening that I would highly recommend.

One of the best meals I’ve ever eaten. From the setting, to the hands on service, to the food. Just perfect. We were a table of three, and each and every item ordered was divine. I loved the entire experience, from the server describing each item ordered…to savouring the medley of flavours so beautifully incorporated in the dish.

The food was amazing and was accompanied by interesting stories of the recipes and their history. Although some of the interactions seemed a bit rehearsed and automated the stories really added to the experience and appreciation for these classic British dishes. We really enjoyed speaking with the sommelier who helped to enhance the dishes with thoughtful wine pairings and walked us through all the tasting notes. Definitely a special occasion kind of place so be prepared to spend £300+ per person.