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.

The Royal Oak in Gretton is a lovely country pub. It has a wide range of beer and ales, a decent…read morefood menu, and a huge open area outside with seating for lazing away the day (and, in warmer weather, evenings). There are nights with live music (usually performed by local musicians) and a summertime beer festival which has a selection of drinks, and live music outside in the huge garden area behind the pub. Even if you aren't local, you will be welcomed here!

This pub is excellent and sums up what is great about English pubs. Great home cooked food, well…read morekept ales, friendly service and fantastic surroundings (the steam train goes past the bottom of the garden) with a wonderful view. I travel 20 miles from my home just to go there. It really is worth seeking it out.

A most wonderful place with a most wonderful staff! The food was great! Lord and Lady Carnarvon…read morecame by with some of their staff.

Ended up at the Yew Tree Inn by following a small road sign reading "Sunday Roast" that led us down…read morea little windy road to the river. It was a lucky dip that ended in a wonderful meal and a very nice experience thanks to the pub owners. We rocked up around 4pm and were told by a staff member in the parking lot, who kindly offered to take our photo, that they were probably out of roast being it was so late in the day but he would speak to the chef. 20 mins later we had a couple of beverages at a nice table in the lounge overlooking the water and a delicious beef roast dinner with root vegetables, cauliflower cheese, Yorkshire puddings and gravy. We cleaned our plates and followed lunch up with a sweet and tasty slice of homemade carrot cake. It was absolutely fantastic. The staff were ever so friendly and really looked after us. What a great little find and we are so pleased to have stumbled upon it! Now, hours and a couple sofa snoozes later, we are still stuffed!

We visited the Old Spot last week as part of a regular catch up with friends we were suitably…read moreimpressed with the drinks choice at the bar (Black rat perry!!) and enjoyed our table at the far end of the restaurant. The food choices were fabulous (apart from for our vegetarian guest!) and each of us chose something different. The service was slower than we would have liked, but the food was more than worth waiting for and we all had 3 courses. Cost just under £30 a head with drinks not at all bad considering the quality of the food on offer. My only quibble would be that having to look at the blackboard for the specials of the day, we had to stand next to (and look over) people eating their dinner more uncomfortable for them than us, I would imagine. Will definitely go back here though the food was too nice not to!

Gloucester Old Spot is by far the best pub around he people…read moreare very warm and welcoming. Feels old and tradional just what you want in a pub. The food is so gorgous and gret value for money. Would recommend it to everyone and a great treat for Sunday lunch or just a quiet evening. I'm coming back soon x Sam and Andy of Tewkesbury

Another one where booking is essential - especially in the evenings!…read moreThe Longford lamb is legendary and really must try for any non vegetarians. This is a very cosy pub, but another tiny car park - you might have difficulty parking, especially towards Christmas where lots of Christmas parties will be happening. The food is fantastic value for money and the staff are polite and efficient. The staff are keen to please you - whether there are 2 or 22 of you. It's a really nice atmosphere. Although the bar is tiny - it always looks immaculate. They also pay attention to detail too - if you happen to mention that you're booking for a birthday/anniversary/retirementthey seem to remember and all of the staff know what you're celebrating - it's lovely to have the personal touch.

Book for this pub! allways busy and for a good reason- the foods great. Longford lamb is highly…read morerecommend.

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.

The atmosphere was splendid!…read more It's located next to a lake where ducks and swans inhabit and the area has a great nature. I'm sure you'll have a lovely walk around the area. When I entered the restaurant, I was so excited with their british style interior. It was very cosy . Especially a wood burning stove gave us wonderful first impression! The food came with a big portion! I ordered duck wraps and tempura which were delicious and I really liked their asian fusion dish. but I couldn't finish them all... I want to take my family there someday!

Visited this place a couple of times and always had amazing service !! The manager is always so…read moreaccommodating and has great recommendations. This visit we had seafood penne and steak for main and crayfish/prawn cocktail and Camembert tart. We were served really quickly and food was good. Normally I would say it's exceptional but it was ok this visit. The place is well laid out and great with children (high chairs available). Normal bar stocked with a good selection of lagers and wine but no prosecco by the glass :(. If in the area you must stop in and pay it a visit

Under new management, this gem of a pub now does excellent food and is stacked full of charm. Dare…read moreI say the best pub burgers in Gloucestershire? They do insist on using brioche buns (uhk), but they burgers are juicy and meaty and being sat watching the river gently push past makes up for this one annoyance. We did order a cheese board, but can only presume that they made a mistake because we were brought about three times the usual amount. the friendly staff were happy to bring us a massive box of crackers so we did what was needed and ate the lot. Parking can be tricky, and it's quite a popular spot in the summer. They have some toys out for kids, but there are probably more family friendly spots.

This isn't a pub it's an Ale House of some charm and character, I didn't know it existed but…read moredecided to give it a try after learning of their award as CAMRA pub of the year for Gloucester. Great beer, large range of cider but doesn't look like they do food. Very small inside but probably does well in the Summer as it is next to the river.

Found this little gem by chance at lunch time. It is a nice old public house inside and a nice…read moreseating area outside, on a sunny day it is lovely to sit outside, there is a beautiful view but the main road noise can be heard, just sit further back in the garden and you will be fine, the pun had low beam ceilings and currently going renovation but is open for business. I was very impressed by the vegetarian and vegan food menu.

I was kind of dating this girl, and we drove from Manchester to Stonehenge for Winter Solstice. She…read moregot super weird when she discovered that I'd never heard Wham's 'Last Christmas' before, and refused to stop the car for most the journey home. I was just dying of hunger and all she'd let me eat were jaffa cakes. She just kept playing the soundtrack to Footloose as I begged for lunch and finally, finally she skidded into this joint where we hung with the elder locals and had a delightful meal--plowman's lunches all around! Eat here--don't date that girl.