Ideal place for family meals as there is something for everyone to enjoy from vegetarians to meat…read moreeaters. ( Dead good steaks ) Also good size portions, but they do have lighter bites which are for those that are not big eaters. If it's nice weather they have a large decking area overlooking a pond (fenced off to keep the little ones away) where if you are lucky you may see the duck or even a moorhen go swimming by and some fields with horses in. If it's raining there is also a large dining area overlooking this area too.

A nice comfy pub which specialises in huge portions. The food is surprisingly good if you can…read moremanage it all. Good value for money. A little off the beaten track set amongst beautiful green countryside but worth a visit if you have a huge appetite! The Sunday Roast is good value at £5.49 although my husband has the 'large portion' which costs a little extra. There is a good childrens menu where they can mix and match the food to get what they want. In the summer you can eat outside by the duckpond, it is a lovely pub in a good country atmosphere with fast service, well presented staff and great prices.

Beautifully done interior with lovely ambiance. Substantial selection of spirits. The food was…read morespectacular and perfect presentation. We each selected from meat, fish and chicken dishes and they were all succulent and perfectly balanced. We ended the night and shared the lemon tart with lemon sorbet which had a lovely balance with the strawberry drizzle.

The Green Dragon Inn, is situated in such a wonderful location, it is a truly special pub. The food…read moreis excellent and the environment cosy. Nicky and Simon are fantastic landlords and hosts, and the service is second to none. A truly special proper country pub, the accommodation is also great too!

Stopped off on our way to another town had lunch here was very quiet was raining for us but the…read morefood was very calm made had fish and chips was very good recommend going there for lunch

Very nice country pub. Has only been open for 4 months after a long closure. The new owner is…read morevery friendly and accommodating. The pub itself is very nice with comfortable seating, with a nice bright atrium in back. Menu is excellent and full of more upscale dishes such as risotto with goat's cheese, and pea soup with truffle oil. The bar has a few real ale selections from Well's, including Bombardier. Kilkeney Inn is a worthwhile stop if you're heading down the A40 or are just out for a hike.

A glorious country pub that is nicely decorated, warm and cosy situated in the beautiful…read morecountryside of Ewen. Stuffed animals line the walls and hops hang from the beams. The bar staff are friendly with regulars chatting to the staff. The pub was packed on a Saturday afternoon, but we managed to find a nice spot reading the weekend papers. There is a courtyard here - perfect for the warmer weather and a restaurant towards the back of the pub. This pub has a very relaxed feel about, and as a result is homely. Added bonus is they have a open log fire too - a real winner in my book!

Fantastic ambience, warm and welcoming. Fireplace roaring,dried hops hanging over the old beams…read more Perfect English pub with good food and great service. Lovely.

Really enjoyed the food and atmosphere here. The bar is traditional. Roaring fire, rugby on the…read moretv, and decent ale on offer, including at the time of writing Old Hooky. But we dropped in for food after a long day on the road in the stormy weather. And we were not disappointed. The Shepherds pie was absolutely cracking. Made from leg of lamb rather than mince. The kids meals were generous, and the desserts were also delicious (loved my sticky toffee pud). If there is anything to grumble about it would be the slightly high prices - £7 for the kids and upwards of £9.75 for adults. However I would say that if you want to pay for the extra quality, as long as the food is consistent, it would be worth it. Decent amount of parking by the way, with no height restriction for those of you with campers.

A brilliant pub with excellent food and a welcoming atmosphere. The current incarnation of the pub…read morestarted off as a spin-off from the Storyteller restaurant in Cheltenham - landlord James used to do wine nights there, then managed the restaurant for a while, then moved on to the Bathurst. It now boasts a wine room just like the Storyteller's, so a sophisticated drinker like me can choose wine just like I do in the supermarket - by the pretty label. The food is along similar lines to Storyteller's, but with a more British flavour, and emphasis on local ingredients. Quietly and genuinely child-friendly (ie they're completely welcome and catered for, but not pandered to). From the outside, has a nice little garden (bit too close to the road to be ideal, but entirely safe) by the modest River Churn. Oh - and it is PINK.

Let's face it, you don't come to a hungry horse pub for gourmet food! The menu is full of things…read morethat can be heated up, rather than cooked from scratch...so if you choose something that you know you don't mind being pre-packaged or friable you'll probably have an all right meal. With this in mind...I chose scampi and chips. It filled me up and was perfectly okay. All the staff seemed friendly and it was clean...it's not bad for a quick stop on a main road. *extra note* If you cross the road, you'll be able to see one of the sources for the river Thames. It is worth a peek. :)

This pub is popular with youngsters as it does cheap meals and has pool tables. It gets a bit…read moreoverridden with teenagers of an evening and the service is awful and the tables are never cleaned. I expect it is probably quite nice for Sunday lunch but give it a miss in the evenings

I'm not sure I can say enough good things about this place. A 17th century pub and restaurant with…read moremore modern sleeping quarters. The patriarch was running the bar when I was about, and the conversation was pleasant and warm and the beer was cold. The multiple fireplaces, exposed beams and leather couches gave me a sense that besides eating, it would be a great place to pass some time with a friend or in thought. The food: simple yet amazing, the rooms: clean and good enough, the bar and restaurant: a winner.

Very Busy Pub on the outskirts of Cheltenham with great views . Plenty of parking…read more The pub caters really well for children with a garden and playground Food is a bit hit and miss in my experience don't know whether I've been unluck Either absolutely Lovely no problems must go again Or everything goes wrong.. Food cold not cooked wrong meal etc. They provided High chairs Smoking area outside and tables outside with heaters Toilets are large and clean with baby changing facilitys

We've driven past this pub countless times on our way to and from the Cotswolds, so as we had an…read morehour to kill before meeting friends for dinner, we stopped by for a drink. It's a big old pub with lots of small seating area and a decent menu. The current owners are pretty new but there are lots of nice touches like candles in the windows and comfy armchairs that make this a good stop. We had a couple of the local draft beers and sat near the fire watching the snow come down. We've earmarked the Air Balloon for a meal next time we're passing through.

On Thursday we had a fantastic evening at this super old pub. The atmosphere was amazing. There was…read morelive folk music,the staff made us feel at home, the garden was crowded and the food was great.real pub grub. People were playing Boules in the huge garden. I've lived in Cheltenham for many years and have not discovered this pub until now..I'll certainly be back. It was a real treat to see beer being served straight from the barrel .I've not seen that before. It tasted great too!!!

Never have I ever left a restaurant in tears. You know when…read moreyou just *feel* the racism? It doesn't need to be blatant but is usually subtle. POC will understand 100% that feeling. We booked this last minute and as soon as we walked in, were ignored. A white couple came in after us and the blonde waitress went directly around us and took them to a table. I made direct eye contact as she was taking them, as if to say, I saw that and yes we're still here. She intentionally avoided us completely after as we were standing there waiting to be helped. The man behind the bar saw, seated us instead, and then we were ignored for another 20 minutes. I asked another blonde waitress if we could be helped and she said WE'LL GET TO YOU. She had never even acknowledged our presence or existence prior. I was already so upset we just decided to leave after that. We left with empty bellies and a trip to a local grocery store instead. There's a Yelp review from 9 days ago about this and one on TripAdvisor from this month saying the EXACT SAME THING.

Had lunch recently at the Bell at Stow and was very happy with our meal. Everything was really…read moredelicious, and very filling. We had: - Crispy Lincolnshire Poacher, roasted sweet potato, honey roasted carrots, baby spinach, chicory, avocado (£8.50) - basically a grown up mozzarella stick that was so delicious we had a hard time getting our mom to share bites with us. - Mixed roast beef and pork, crackling & Apple sauce w/ goose fat potatoes, double egg Yorkshire pudding, red cabbage, honey roasted roots cauliflower cheese and gravy (£16.50) - thank god we saw another table receive their servings first because then we knew this was a huge portion to be shared. Very good, traditional English meal - Crispy pork belly, creamy truffle mash, baby spinach, roasted button onion, cauliflower purée, apple sauce (£16.50) - delicious, especially the creamy truffle mash. Service was friendly although we had to catch their attention a bit more than I like. The space has a welcoming, well-decorated pub feel but well lit. We realized afterwards that they had out door seating which would have been nice to take advantage of with the fantastic weather! There is a parking lot out front.