Cotswolds Restaurants - The essential UK restaurant guide for eating out in Cotswolds
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Hunt around in the highways and byways of the Cotswolds and you will find a wealth of charming gastropubs serving superb cuisine made with top quality ingredients. Getting the ingredients in this part of the world is easy. In the Cotswolds you don't have to go far to find specialist suppliers offering produce such as Gloucester Old Spot sausages or Aberdeen Angus beef. At Tetbury, the menu at the ...more
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This place offers a friendly service and extremely good value between Sunday-Thursday pay £8 pp and get starter main dish side vegetable rice and nan bread. The food tastes wonderful we go there weekly such good value and the go away with a fantastic taste in your mouth-tingling take your own wine
Take the hassle out of making your restaurant reservation by booking a table online. It's simple and it's free -- just click on the link to browse the restaurants you can book in the Cotswolds area. ...more
If you're planning a special meal out, why not make a night of it? We can offer the best hotel deals, with discounts of up to 70%. ...more
Every month we publish a list of the 10 most popular Cotswolds restaurants on Sugarvine. These figures are based on searches by Sugarvine readers last month (previous month's results in brackets).
On sugarvine.com you can view profiles, photos, menus, wine lists and details of special events for many of The Cotswolds' restaurants, pubs, cafes and takeaways.
Hotel Du Vin, Cheltenham
LucyCooks, Cookery School
Wild Duck, Ewen
The Wild DuckA general rule seems to be that the best restaurants are the hardest to find, certainly in the Cotswolds, and so it is with the Wild Duck at Ewen, nea ...more
Destination RestaurantsSome meals are worth a special journey. In The Gastrotourist we profile select destination restaurants from across the UK and beyond. This month:
Manor House Hotel, Castle Combe
Seafood
Suffolk Parade, CheltenhamSuffolk Parade and Suffolk Street are in the heart of Cheltenham's chic, bohemian Montpellier district. They contain an ever-shifting range of restaur ...more
The 10 Don’ts Of DiningIt has to be your biggest nightmare. You’re settling down to a romantic meal for two, in an exclusive, ...more
Dormy House HotelThis delicious Assiette of Pork from the Dormy House Hotel is marinaded in spices and then cooked in a creamy sauce with added brandy. ...more
Explorer Case £79.95The Explorer Case brings together a choice of interesting wines from around the globe, specially selected with variety in mind. There’s two bottles ea ...more
The Man Who Ate the World: In Search of the Perfect DinnerJay Rayner chronicles the revolution in high-end gastronomy that has been sweeping the world since the late eighties. Not simply an account of endless ...more
Curry Corner in Cheltenham has had a major refurbishment. . .New Inn at Coln has undergone a five-week complete refurbishment. . .Four Pillars Cotswolds Water Park hotel to open in August at a cost of £30 million. . .New Indian restaurant India Lounge now open on Suffolk Parade, Cheltenham. . .Fancy yourself as a good amateur chef? ITV is looking for participants in a new series called 'Britain's Best Dish' which will be judged by a panel of celebrity chefs and offering a hefty cash prize. If you have a starter, main or dessert that's an original homemade dish and want to enter, call Caroline Morris of ITV on 020 7633 2691. . .