156 Restaurants near Gloucestershire

"You don’t need much of an excuse to visit the Cotswolds, but this “top-notch” spot is certainly one. Over the years, chef/proprietor ..." Read our full review

"Originally leased from the Beauforts of Badminton, this spruced-up 17th-century inn in the Gloucestershire Cotswolds combines the virtues of a village ..." Read our full review

In 1986, Nanette and Maurice embarked on a mission to introduce artisan baking to Cheltenham,driven by their passion for simple, real food made with the f ... Find out more

"A warm, approachable pub with strong dining credentials, The Plough is that rarest of things: a Cotswolds bolt-hole free from pretention and over-dress ..." Read our full review

Cotswold Riverside GastroPub with award winning rooms Find out more

" A casual alternative to Cotswold House’s more formal Dining Room, the Grill’s common-sense take on the steakhouse theme goes down well. Rough-hewn s ..." Read our full review

Welcome to The Abbey, a sanctuary of fun and good times in Gloucester, where the art of relaxation meets the joy of great company. Whether it's a post-work ... Find out more

Stephen and Juliette Wall opened Pho in June 2005 after they travelled to Vietnam and fell in love with the food. They made the dec ... Find out more

"From the moment you step through the door into the fireside ‘snug’ and the convivial bar, it’s hard not to be seduced by the shabby-c ..." Read our full review

There’s nothing quite like a good local curry house, and Zaika in Stonehouse village offers the perfect place for both locals and out-of-towners alike ... Find out more

We aspire to serve delicious food to your table everyday, celebrating our British heritage with a few European infusions. We also like to rave about all thi ... Find out more

Since reopening after Covid we have decided not to keep two restaurants open within the same hotel.  However we have used the space to create the Fig. ... Find out more

The Horse and Groom is a 16th century inn, located in the Cotswold village of Upper Oddington. With en suite bedrooms and a large beer garden The Horse and ... Find out more

The Forge Hammer is one of a select few pubs that prides itself on being accessible by kayak. It’s a mere 100m from the River Wye, whose valley is an ... Find out more

The Heritage Deco Café Orangery offers art deco style café culture at the Grade I listed Regency Pittville Pump Room. Customers can eat in b ... Find out more