Royal oak is my local and not a bad little pub. It is currently being refurbished so I will update…read morewhen it's finished. Heres a mini update This place has reopened as a hungry horse pub. Haven't had the chance to check it out yet, but watch this space.

This pub is so much nicer now that it has been refurbished! It's much more open, and looks a lot…read morecleaner now. The food on offer is really nice and freshly cooked - and their burgers actually taste of meat! There is a variety of tables, small, large, intimate, there seems to be something for everyone. They have sky tv too, and so the bar area attracts sports fans to watch the game - worth bearing in mind if you're going for a quiet dinner! If you have children, you might want to try and find your way into one of their booths - and then you have your own TV to keep them amused!! I've been twice since it reopened, and so far, I haven't been kept waiting for my food - it's been served promptly and always looks great!

Built in about 2005 this is a standard Brewers fayre with a good selection of meals on offer and…read morenot only of the meat and chips variety although it's there if you want it. I have never had to wait to be served and the food has been served up quickly and has always been well presented and cooked although portions can be a bit on the small side, however it's always been like that in any Brewers fayre so I always go for sides too which I share with Mr Datcat. If I'm feeling really greedy I will have a pudding and they usually leave me quite happy. The pub is clean throughout including the toilets and is family friendly. Staff are helpful and nothing is too much trouble. The bill is usually quite reasonable and for those of us with nectar cards you can pick up extra points and don't forget to check the websites for offers as you can get 2 for 1's or x amount off. Plenty of parking available.

Got the wrong order and was charged for what I don't order witch was more money than what I did and…read morethe bottom of the Yorkshire pudding was to hard to cut and not enough gravy and sausage was bland.

Excellent service, atmosphere and friendly staff. Such a cosy welcoming pub that is dog friendly…read moreand perfect for family and friends. The food is absolutely delicious.

A very family friendly pub, really good well priced food, big portions. Great atmosphere…read more Good fast service. Its a well laid out pub, very spacious no live entertainment to speak of but good background music. Very kid friendly with adjoining beer garden.

The Whittle is one of my local pubs and restaurants. The menu is extensive and food is reasonably…read morepriced, with several offers available. There's something for everyone, and the service is very good. It's a nice place to go for a drink even if you're not eating. There are often 'early bird' deals on if you eat between certain times. The Whittle has a small car park but it's also easy to walk to from Brockworth or Cooper's Edge, and it's now on a bus route (number 3 or 4).

This changed from a Brewers fayre to a Toby Carvery in about 2007. Gets very very busy on a sunday,…read morebut as the turnover is quick you never have to wait longer than a hour to be seated. The carvery is very good with Turkey,beef or gammon available(plus there is a vegetarian option) and loads of vegatables. The other thing I like is that you can help yourself to Yorkshire puddings as at other places you can only have the one and smother that in the gravy (of which there are 3/4 types) and you are on the way to being stuffed. On weekdays other options are available so take a look. Drinks are typical pub prices and are ok. Family friendly, but some local familes go every sunday and let their kids run around and make a nuisance of themselves so watch out for them when carrying your plate back to the table.

A new manager has taken over the pub. what a difference a new broom makes. Smiling…read morefaces,unbelievably helpful, good food, excellent quality at a very reasonable price. fuss made of my two young children and 90 year old grandmother. cant wait to visit again .

A pub that is about a 10 minute walk from where I live, that serves not bad food at very good…read moreprices and that isn't a chain. Quiz nights and low key music make this a good local pub that Mr Datcat and I use on the weekdays evenings. It's always clean and there is no stale beer smell you can get in other pubs sometimes. Families are welcome here, but for those of us who just want a quiet drink the eating area is separate from the bar. There is a pub garden and a smoking area is available. Plenty of parking or if you want to leave the car at home the bus stop is just across the car park. All in all in nice pub.

I did feel a bit old when I went in there as most of the people in there seemed to be about 10/15…read moreyears younger than me, but still I managed to have a good night. In good nick it's very lively and busy pub especially on the weekend, but then it is on the main pub crawl road in Gloucester. Bar staff are quick and polite and do keep tables clear. Apparently it has a dance floor and bar upstairs, but I never managed to venture that far as I was quite happy enough downstairs. Prices are not bad and they do have offers on so you can have a good night out at a good price. It is really a night time venue so no parking on site, but the taxi rank is about a 5/10 walk away.