'Like walking into someone's house': readers' favorite underrated restaurants from Plymouth to Wirral

Food writer Jonathan Nunn recently published London Feeds Itself, a collection of essays on the capital's overlooked and underrated spots. It celebrates where we really eat, from local Chinese to estate chippy. We asked readers to name their favorite places around the country.

The High Pavement in Frome, Somerset

< p class="dcr-kpil6a">This tapas restaurant is absolutely beautiful. You feel like you are entering someone's house; it has a very personal feel. I think it started as a pop-up a few years ago. The food is amazing. The owner has spent time traveling in Spain, I believe, and that's where her inspiration comes from. There is an account for the High Pavement on Instagram, but please visit and try it for yourself. Kelly, 45, Somerset

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Figo's Mediterranean cuisine in West Kirby on the Wirral is massively overlooked If memory serves it opened in 2014 We have visited often since then for the excellent service and very well prepared rustic Turkish food all in a beautiful interior.It's like being on vacation as soon as you walk in here.The eido kebab is a must try. The...