Restaurants that offer Doughnut

Dixyland Chicken Ribs Blackpool City Centre

➤ 37-39 Topping Street, Blackpool, FY13AF, United Kingdom

Cafés • Mexican • European • Fast Food

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"What an incredible experience, from the moment I went, I was greeted to a warm welcome, an employee even offered to take my coat before I sit down. I can only say the ribs were as fresh as a newly born baby. The only drawback was that I had caught the staff who used the chips to spit saliva in the frit and smiled at me afterwards. Total experience 9/10 due to chip incidence."

Mr Steak

➤ Mr Steak93 Fulham Palace Road, London, United Kingdom

Meat • Wine • Steak • Steakhouse

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"Wow, what an amazing Steak restaurant. The steak was absolutely delicious. We had not had Wagyu steak before and felt this was definitely the place to try it. The manager recommended how we should have it cooked and he was right, it was delicious. I would definitely come back here and definitely recommend if you are in the area to pop in. Its less than 5 minutes walk from the Hammersmith train station. A little gem of a place. They really aim to please with service and food. So glad we came here."

Ultimate Cafe Kingston Upon Thames

➤ 3-5 Thames Street, Kingston upon Thames, United Kingdom

Cafe • Cafés • Sushi • Asiatic

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"I can’t say much about the place other than that it was a disappointing visit. I was looking for a restaurant near the river to take some colleagues for lunch, and when I arrived at 1:30 PM, I could hear babies crying from a hundred yards away! There was no indication of this beforehand, and I was really relieved that I checked it out first. This place is definitely not suitable for a work lunch."

Ultimate Cafe Kingston Upon Thames

➤ 35 Thames StreetKT1 1PH, Kingston upon Thames, United Kingdom

Cafe • Tapas • Seafood

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"I can't comment at all except that it was a wasted journey. I needed to find a place near the riverside, to take a group of colleagues for lunch.I arrived at and could hear the screaming babies and toddlers from away!No idea this was simply the back of a shop. So glad I went to try it first. Not suitable at all"

Feed Leeds

➤ 68 New BriggateYorkshire LS1 6NU, Leeds, United Kingdom

Beer • Burgers • American • International

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"There is something intriguing about this restaurant that makes you want to check it out and recommend it to your friends, but I don't believe it ranks among the best when it comes to burgers."

Brew Lab – Old Town

➤ 6-8 South College Street, Edinburgh, EH89AA, United Kingdom

Tea • Soup • Kebab • Coffee

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"Come here for the coffee, don't come if you just want food. The coffee is the best in Edinburgh. The vegan food is great too, but it's limited and sells out during the day. Vegan options including soya milk for hot beverages, soup, salad and sandwiches (until they sell out), vegan cake at the weekend (maybe during the festival too). This is a serious coffee place and they take coffee and food very seriously! The staff are great (when they are not too busy) and willing to chat to you about the coffee and the various brew methods they offer. Bare concrete walls, simple furniture. During term time: lots of students and academics. During the festival: festival times. Don't let that put you off though, it's really the best brew in the city!"

Michael Wignall At The Latymer

➤ London Road, GU19 5EU, Surrey Heath, United Kingdom

Vegan • French • European • Modern Cuisine

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"Service was excellent albeit a touch slow; we overran our recommended three hours. Ambiance was fine; there was adequate light by which to read the menu which is a joy compared to some other venues. The wine list is good quality, there is nothing there being marked up from Aldi or Tesco. However the measures (notionally 125ml but not measured) seemed undersized to me. The real problem is the kitchen. I don't expect a Michelin one star kitchen to be merely competent. I expect it to be both competent and creative with both ingredients and presentation as found at e.g. Mariottat, Mr Underhill's (RIP) and Le Petit Hôtel du Grand Large. Our meal was a continual procession of small delicate morsels but quails eggs, gold leaf and five different half teaspoons around the venison are no substitute for the creativity that others provide. Incidentally our John Dory should never have left the kitchen; it had the texture of Weetabix. There's a 13.5% service charge which is applied to both food and wine; hence the £175/head sticker price for the meal became fractionally under £200/head. Our total meal for two with water, two glasses of champagne, five (small) glasses of wine plus a little cheese came to just over £640."