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Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Charmouth. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you. including The Bank House, The Royal Oak, Charmouth Fish Bar and Pizzeria, The Whole Hog Lyme Bay, Tierra Kitchen, Penny Black, LBK Burger Bar, Black Dog Tea Room, The Millside Restaurant, Robin Wylde
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10. Robin Wylde
Overall Ratings
5 based on 53 reviews
Seasonally led, weekly changing set menu. Foraged foods and locally sourced ingredients. Drinks pairing available. Drinks list showcases natural and biodynamic wines, beers and ciders.
Reviewed By MarshmallowFluff33
Sell the family silver (although given the pricing you won't have to sell much), find a bed for the night, sleep on a friends sofa, camp out, get a B&B but whatever you do, if you like creative small portion fine dining go to this restaurant before they shut for the season. Only open for one sitting starting at 7.30pm, Tues-Thurs for £32 you will be treated to the best meal you will ever have at this price level - 6 courses of ever changing exquisitely presented tasting dishes across a huge variety of food types and styles. Fish, vegetables, meat, salads, desserts all served in a charming, very friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Harriet is clearly a star in the making and her team offer fantastic support. Fussy this could be but is not, expensive it should be but is not. Add the matched wine option - another bargain given the generous pouring and high quality - and you have the complete night out.
9. The Millside Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 786 reviews
Reviewed By The_Dunelmian
Having popped into Lyme on an unseasonly but typically Lyme sunny Autumn Sunday morning, we were debating where to try for lunch. Not easy on a busy day like that, but they fitted the three of us into the restaurant area. It is many years since we were last at the Millside, but the cosy inside area and friendly staff meant we quickly settled.On the face of it, a traditional Sunday lunch menu, but on reading more one finds the veg are sourced where possible from a local organic farm, the meat is supplied by a free range specialist butcher, and the fish is local Lyme Bay catch of the day. We are not fans of carvery type food so Iâm pleased to report this is definitely far removed from mass Sunday catering.Everything was beautifully cooked, and we had a large bowl of different veg to accompany the ample serving of deliciously crispy roast potatoes. With a varied wine list, a selection of local gins, plus premium soft drinks at reasonable prices, we left satiated and without too big a hole in my wallet.This is not a pretentious restaurant. It appears to be staying honest to traditional fayre cooked well with quality ingredients. A recipe for happy diners Iâd suggest and weâll quite likely return when next in the area (but booking in advance!).
8. Black Dog Tea Room
Overall Ratings
5 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By tomcallow
Visited for tea and cake after a lovely walk to and from Lyme Regis. Beautifully decorated, exceptional homemade cakes, vegan and gluten free options (advised to phone ahead for a wider selection next time, which I thought was really accommodating), superb teas, and a really lovely couple to wait on us. We sat in the garden and enjoyed some visiting pooches. Highly recommended.
7. LBK Burger Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 349 reviews
We are a fully licenced family run restaurant. Specializing in homemade gourmet Beef, chicken & Vegetarian burgers We also offer local fish & chips and a full Sunday roast dinner menu. All of our meat & fish is ethically sourced and reared locally, where
Reviewed By Elsie642010
Letâs start with the good stuff, the lady who meets and greets you, so friendly and warm and she worked so hard - she was lovely!! The bad, the young waitress who ignored us several times, had a very loud conversation with the chef and then when delivering the food dumped chips on the table and all over my leg. Whoops she said and walked off, no apology or attempt to clean up. The food was ok but to be honest was average - hate giving a bad review but lose the waitress and review the menu, the lady host was the star!I must apologise for the waitress she can be a little bit odd sometimes but does work hard, at this time of year its almost impossible to find good staff in lyme. My mother was pleased with your comments toward her, the menu however its a burger bar we do offer several other options but its a burger bar what is to review.
6. Penny Black
Overall Ratings
5 based on 398 reviews
Vintage inspired cafe serving teas, coffees, homemade lunches, scones, cakes and shakes! Relax with a cold drink in our sun-trap courtyard or sit inside foot tapping to rock'n roll! Our new American Diner bar is perfect for the kids to have their milkshak
Reviewed By meyouyoume
Just tea and cake for us, on a sunny afternoon, our first visit, if it had a view I would have given this 10/10 even so the food drinks and staff were all great. And a fabulous price.. wanted to try more but only here for the day.
5. Tierra Kitchen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1122 reviews
Award winning modern restaurant using the best local, seasonal and organic produce in the South West. Suitable for vegetarians and foodies alike.
Reviewed By berkshirefox
Came across this whilst walking through Lyme. None of us are vegetarians but it didnât matter a jot. Really nice simple menu which was excellent value for lunchtime. We had the smoked applewood cheese tart which is accompanied by 3 salads of your choice. The beetroot salad which were different varieties was particularly good. Nice little courtyard outside to eat in the September sunshine. Perfect
4. The Whole Hog Lyme Bay
Overall Ratings
5 based on 411 reviews
Find us at the bottom of Broad Street not far from the sea. We specialise in Hog Roast Sandwiches: Roast Pork with all the trimmings, apple sauce, stuffing, gravy. Pulled Pork with a Carolina & BBQ Sauce plus the house slaw. Pulled Jack Fruit with a Carol
Reviewed By RJM77
We popped in on Friday the 11th October as part of a birthday day out for my partner. The pork buns & donuts were divine. We will be back!Thank you look forward to seeing you again soon
3. Charmouth Fish Bar and Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 609 reviews
Traditional fish & chips, pizza, burgers, pasties, ice creams and desserts.Local ciders & beers. Eat in or take away. Please give us a call for opening hours.
Reviewed By Glynn K
Called in here on the off chance. Pleasant indoor cafe with additional outside seating. Serve beer, wine and cider. Had their large cod and chips, big mistake as left no room for bread and butter pudding. Generous portion of chips and mushy peas to boot. Would definitely recommend Well priced meals.
2. The Royal Oak
Overall Ratings
4 based on 286 reviews
Reviewed By Barry M
This place is a very popular eating place. We hadn't booked for dinner and it was full but luckily we had arrived late enough for some early diners to have finished and left. The menu is surprisingly good and varied. It has the usual pub grub but some excellent other dishes. My wife had the steak, I had the mussels,both cooked perfectly and v tasty. I'd tossed up between that and Scallops with Black pudding & cauliflower. The beers are good, the wines ok but somewhat restricted in range. Highly recommended but suggest you play safe and book.
1. The Bank House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 360 reviews
Family run friendly cafe serving Breakfast, lunch, hot food, sandwiches & paninis, cakes & cream teas. We source local produce where possible and food is cooked fresh to order. A warm welcome awaits customers old and new. Sundays we serve Home-cooked Sund
Reviewed By Nicola_E_3
Enjoyed our visit to this nice cafe overall. The sandwiches with crisps and coleslaw were good value for money. I was disappointed that the macaroni cheese didnât come with any accompaniments - this was the only vegetarian choice on the âhot mealâ section of the menu and all of the meat/fish choices came with chips. I felt a bit aggrieved on behalf of vegetarians that we had to purchase chips separately. Although the macaroni was nice, it wasnât great value for money at nearly £9, with not even a salad to go with it. Pasta is one of the cheapest ingredients to buy, so it was a shame this dish didnât include a small side accompaniment. It was also quite warm in the cafe, but we did visit on a hot day. The staff were friendly and the atmosphere of the cafe was pleasant. We would return if in Charmouth again.
