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Top 10 British food in Addlestone, United Kingdom
Find out what British restaurants to try in Addlestone including Joe's Cafe, The Queens Head, The Quince Tree at Clifton Nurseries, Nikki's, 1907 restaurant, bar & grill, Three Horseshoes Laleham, The Cricketers, The Tudor Room, London House, Stovell's
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10. Stovell's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 967 reviews
Reviewed By rykchiu
We visited Stovell's for a wedding anniversary celebration following a recommendation. The whole evening was a joy(!) from being greeted upon arrival, having a drink at the bar, being seated, served and dined.The staff were friendly, knowledgeable and welcoming. Service was exemplary! Both the ambiance and environment were lovely and well suited for a wonderful fine-dining experience!Food wise, we ordered a selection of starters (crab and octopus to name but two) from the a la carte menu and were not disappointed. For mains, we opted for the beef wellington (comes with a customised twist!) and the lobster - both were very well presented and full of flavour with wonderful texture.We had a thoroughly enjoyable evening/dining experience and would not hesitate in recommending Stovell's to our friends and family. We will definitely be back!
9. London House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 244 reviews
Reviewed By Husky2008
We recently moved to the area and our friends invited us to dinner at the London House as they had been before. The menu, changed regularly, had a variety of interesting choices. Three of us went for the sirloin steak... great choice! Probably one of the best steaks I've had in the UK, and I've had a lot of steaks. It was cooked perfectly and was accompanied by just the right mix of sides. The restaurant also provides little pots of food...amuse bouche, interesting and delicious. One was a kind of soup and the other panacotta. I loved the place and, for those reviewers who complained about the wait, this isn't your local cafe, good food takes time to prepare.
8. The Tudor Room
Overall Ratings
5 based on 450 reviews
First awarded a Michelin star in October 2016 & 4 rosettes by The AA in 2018, The Tudor Room is a richly decorated dining room, boasting silk lined walls and a dominant seventeenth century tapestry. With just 8 tables, The Tudor Room offers a tasting menu
Reviewed By Boho1979
Having stayed at the property before many years ago we booked a special package for D,B&B for my husbands Birthday & Our Anniversary. The Tudor room wasnât available previously and as weâre keen foodies we really wanted to give this place a try. The whole experience was wonderful, we started in the bar with G&Tâs and were escorted through to the beautiful room, where thankfully the decoration has not been modernised like other parts of the hotel. The menu is a seven course taster menu where you get an option on a number of courses and we were very happy with the choices (sometimes with taster menus this is not the case). What is good is that the restaurant offers ½ bottles of wine which as I only drink White and my Husband loves Red meant we could each indulge without worrying about having to finish the whole bottle. Not once did we have to fill up our own glasses and our water glasses were topped up continually throughout the evening. Each dish was explained as it was presented to us, the service and food was exceptional. The highlight of our stay.Dear Boho1979Thank you for your review and congratulations on your birthday and anniversary! I am delighted that you thoroughly enjoyed your meal and the experience overall. I loo forward welcoming you back soon again. With kind regardsSandra MuellerGeneral Manager
7. The Cricketers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Since being built, The Cricketers has been the pride of Rowtown. It's beautiful structure and dominant position lent itself perfectly to both locals and passersby alike. Following an extensive refurbishment and overhaul The Cricketers will now, once again
Reviewed By MartinMay3
.... lunch with the family, which was booked all of 20 minutes on advance. On a glorious day it was surprising that it was possible to book at such a great pub. There were enough gins on offer to satisfy my daughter, and a good range of craft ales and beers on draught. The food is solid pub grub, although the cob salad was a highlight. Service was attentive and quick, so a great place to meet for lunch. Finally look out for the distinctive squat pint glasses from Camden Ales..
6. Three Horseshoes Laleham
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1012 reviews
We re-opened the Three Horseshoes back in 2009 and haven't looked back since! A mixture of old and new, the Three Horseshoes Laleham is now enjoying life sitting well and truly at the top of its community. We have created a smart and comfortable pub with
Reviewed By Schuby47
We wre a party of four, and were impressed with the overall finish of the place. Interesting menu and pleasant staff but the place does get very busy even midweek lunch time so booking is strongly advised.Three of or party really like the food, unfortunately one was not so happy saying the squid was rubbery and the bubble & squeak on the mains was bland.
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5. 1907 restaurant, bar & grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 518 reviews
At 1907 restaurant, bar & grill, we are very proud of our historic location, so aptly named our restaurant after the year the world famous, Brooklands racetrack was built and opened. The restaurant and cocktail bar offers a stylish experience that is mode
Reviewed By NAJB
We spent a night in the hotel after attending an Historics Car Auction at the nearby Brooklands Museum. Dining in the hotel restaurant was the obvious choice.The quality of the food and service suggested that the kitchen knows how to cook and serve food. What we had was very good (arancini with wild mushrooms, beef carpaccio, followed by confit duck leg and glazed pork belly) but did it justify the prices?? The starters probably yes, but not the main dishes. My pork lacked vegetables and the potatoes could have been slightly less firm. Cheese was reasonable (no choice was offered) but refrigerator cold.A good wine list, at reasonable prices, was the saving grace.We have spent less and eaten better in restaurants (even in the UK), but for a large hotel and a clientele that seemed mostly of the 'Love Island' generation this was fine.Thank you for your feedback and I am pleased that you enjoyed dinner in 1907, I will pass on your comments to the team. I do hope that we can welcome you back to Brooklands again when you are next in the area.
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4. Nikki's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
Independent coffee shop in the heart of Weybridge serving breakfast, lunch, artisan coffee and cakes.
Reviewed By Trich18
Looking forward to a tasty breakfast but it was anything butCold beans,tasteless bacon, minute portion of butter,no plates for the bread which was balanced on the breakfast plate so the the eggs were almost hanging over the edge, sausages not bad but the fresh orange juice was excellent.All this for the grand price of £10.95 needless to say will not visit again.
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3. The Quince Tree at Clifton Nurseries
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By Raedah
The place is lively and popular, bright glass house inside a plant shop , they serve good salads , you have many choices in their lunch menu
2. The Queens Head
Overall Ratings
4 based on 721 reviews
The Queen's Head was built in the mid 18th century and has been both a coach house and courthouse (complete with its own gallows) before becoming a pub many years ago. Step inside and the character of the building is felt in the cosiness of the snugs, the
Reviewed By Itinarent-sw19
We have had disappointing Sunday lunches elsewhere and thought we would try the Queenâs Head. It did not disappoint. The service was excellent. The food delicious. Stunning wines and a great atmosphere. We would highly recommend this pub for eating out.Dear Itinarent-sw19Just a quick note to say thank you very much for posting such a glowing review about your Sunday lunch here last week.You have said everything that makes us happy,I will show your review to the team today.As you will now know we are very busy on a Sunday, it's lively with families and various, so we were especially pleased to see that you found the whole experience tip top.See you again soon, we hope.Many thanksHarriet WalkerGeneral Manager
1. Joe's Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By EstPed
We visited on Saturday morning and although early it was already busy. Having recently moved to Chertsey we were keen to try Joeâs Cafe and were delighted to receive such a friendly greeting. We both had the full English breakfast with filtered coffee. It was great and just what we needed! Look forward to going back.
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