Always good to discover a new eatery, managed to avoid the usual franchised offerings and was…read moredelighted by the different varieties of pie and pretty reasonable pricing. Great table service by Maddy (As Promised Mention) Went for the breakfast pie which was impressive.

A group of friends and I showed up here because we wanted proper English brunch and this place…read moredelivered. Not only did they have English breakfast readily, they served an array of delicious meat pies. I mean DELICIOUS. Pies came with gravy, sides, you could get creamy mash, leek mash, mushy pies, fries, the lot. We got there at a reasonable hour and had great service, but a group of maybe 15-20 showed up and you could tell the workers panicked, but they did an excellent job of calling in additional help. Not to mention, everything was reasonably priced. I wish they had this in the states, that's all i'm saying.

Delicious dinner (tasting menu) and frankly the best I have had in Cheltenham…read more The tasting menu cost £60, with an added £38 per person for wine pairings. This is what me and my hubs had. The dinner started with a bread course - 3 types of bread. Butter was good, just the right amount of saltiness. Also served with taramasalata, which tasted like a cross between roe and smoked salmon. The sourdough was my fave of the breads. Moving on to the amuse bouche - a really large serving! This was trout sashimi and was super delicious. I think it also had beets and another vegetable served with it. The next 2 courses were also seafood - halibut and lobster. The halibut had this really good cucumber sorbet served with it - maybe just a tad to much for the serving, but it was tasty either way. The lobster - I forgot to take a picture it was so good! The final main course was lamb. Normally, I don't really like lamb all that much, but I really liked this dish. The lamb wasn't too gamey in either the steak style or brisket style lamb. There was also sweetbreads served on the side which was perfectly fried. On to the desserts - there was a cheesecake, a chocolate dish, and petit fours to finish. These were all good, but I honestly would have preferred one more savory dish and one less sweet one. Wine pairings were on point for all the dishes. Standout for me was the British wine that was served with the trout I think? The pours were all very generous as well. Overall, great service, great food, great little restaurant. Highly recommended.

Was really surprised to find a good restaurant around the area as we mostly passed chain…read morerestaurants. The staff were really nice and the environment very comfortable. Now onto the food. It all tasted so nice, we had the sea bass and chicken and for dessert chocolate mousse with ice cream. The ice cream was quite a unique taste so we asked what it was and even the ice cream was actually homemade! The menu deal was quite reasonable price for around £18 for 3 courses. Overall this was a really nice surprise and a restaurant with some amazing food.

This is one of the top restaurants in Cirencester, so you'll need a reservation in order to dine…read morehere. The building is off of the beaten path, but fits quite a few people. The owners are Spanish and have brought their tapas expertise to England. Very happy about that. We started off with complimentary fresh bread that was sooooo good. It was warm and it came with olive oil, finely chopped tomatoes, and a pate on the side. We then ordered small vegetable paellas for each of us. They were good and I loved how the edges of the rice were crispy due to the heat of the pan it was served in. There were also croquettes on the menu (always a favorite), but besides that, the menu wasn't our favorite that we've seen. Our meal ended with complimentary truffles and a taste of another dessert too. That was SO kind of them, but from a business standpoint, I feel like that's unnecessary and seemed like it'd be costly for them. We definitely would have been okay with paying for the bread or dessert!

Came here for the Sunday roast, it was delicious!!! The place is lovely and and service is good and…read morefast. Parking can be tricky, there's parking just a few blocks down the road, and as it is in the center, it can be quite busy.

the food was delicious. the place was so cute and fancy. i love it, and i love all of bourton on…read morethe water! if you're there then i defiantly recommend going! the servers were very nice too.

It's not the largest place in the world, but it's cosy and beautifully decorated. They accommodated…read morearound 14 of us on a single table. There was room to breath, everyone was comfortable and were served promptly. All the food was delicious. I had from the Christmas menu, soup, a main and the chocolate brownie which came with a glass of Prosecco. I honestly couldn't fault it. Excellent.

My 15 year old son and I walked over from Thornbury castle to grab a bite to eat while the girls…read morehad lunch at the Tearoom at Thornbury. Our lunch here was outstanding! The service was also very good and friendly. I had the smothered chicken sandwich and my son had the cheddar and bacon burger. We both opted for onion rings and had the desserts of chocolate cake with ice cream and the bread and butter pudding fingers. Oh, we also had the garlic bread with cheese. It was all so good. We didn't wait to take pictures of our food. it was just too good to leave sit even for a moment! It was such a great experience, we brought the rest of the family later that evening. Sadly, my son and I didn't eat much the second go around though because we were still stuffed from the amazing lunch! I highly recommend walking over and having a meal and a pint.

My friend and I are staying at Thornbury Castle and felt like a casual dinner. The receptionist…read moresaid her favorite place is the Royal George. We are so happy we followed her advice. We started with the Mexican waffle chips, ate so fast I didn't get a picture. The next course was the house burger... fantastic! And for pudding we had the Sticky Pudding. Yum. Had a truly wonderful time!!

This was one of the top brunch spots in Cirencester, so were eager to stop by. They're located in a…read morecute alleyway in the center of town and I got the feeling that they're always busy. There were people eating inside, outside, and spilling out of the door. There's a big, glass case of scones, biscuits, quiche, sausage rolls and more when you walk in. You order at the counter and can choose either items out of that case or from their full menu. I got the full English breakfast with the sausage, egg, bacon, toast, and beans. It was super delicious and very filling. It came out quickly, so we appreciated that. The doors were open to the outside, which allowed for air flow too. It was packed, so if you aren't comfortable with that, I recommend ordering just a baked good item to-go.

Our family stopped by for a round of sandwiches - absolutely delish…read more We tried the Brie and Bacon, and the Ham and Relish. All four of us were very satisfied. We were here at 3:30pm on a Monday afternoon and it was nice and quiet, quick service and food. The organic ginger beer and lemonade were great too - very flavoursome. Coffee (latte) was better than most British places being from an espresso machine (although we're still looking for the quality found in Melbourne AUS).

Steak night! £50 for two steaks, a bottle of wine and a side! Aside from the deal we got, this is a…read morevery cool place. A cinema dating from the 1920's, it's an interesting space. The food was good, but the service was great! Our server was very attentive and took very good care of us.

First meal in England and was a bit disappointed. Ambience is great, service was attentive, but…read morefood was far below expectations. It looked pretty but my food and my companion's were quite bland. It was like an experiment of textures since all the food was cooked well - the meat was medium rare and the lamb had a good sear, the souffle was fluffy, but there was very little flavor. A pinch of salt would have done wonders. Since the entrees and appetizer were a bit lacking, I ended up ordering dessert, which was the best part of the meal. Caramel corn topped a rich panna cotta, served with two mini macarons. Each component of the dessert was spot on and delightful. Service: 4/5 Really nice and attentive Ambiance: 4/5 Classy. It felt like walking into the lobby of a grand hotel in the 60s Food: 2/5 Deceptively pretty. If it was looks alone, it would get a 5, but since it didn't taste like anything... +1 for dessert though, because that was as delicious as it looked