Reviews in Cheltenham

We ate here during a weekend trip to Stow on the Wold recently. The staff were very nice and attentive however the food was really poor. I have no problem paying for a more expensive meal but I do expect at the prices that are being charged to be able to say it was a good meal. The lasagna was dry and stuck to the bowl and my husbands burger was dry and tasteless, for £50 including a drink each it was not a cheap meal. Very disappointed.

The waitress was kind and helpful and the social distancing measures were good. There was a choice of bitters and it was great to be able to test these before ordering. However, we were disappointed with the food. We had 8 main meals and they were all overcooked and felt as if many had been microwaved, rather than being freshly prepared. The fruit crumble had no fruit in it, just a floury top. The food was overpriced for the poor quality. The pub is in a pretty setting though.

We thought the staff at the Talbot did a great job. We had of course pre-booked and this was our first evening out in months. We all felt very safe and looked after. Their system was thorough, no-hassle and reassuring. Our waitress was lovely and kept a reasonable distance in her mask. We had one-use menus which seemed a good idea. Our food was very good indeed and seemed very good value for the price. There were very few people there (obviously this was deliberate to keep diners distant - I’m sure they had to turn lots away) and we saw another table thoroughly cleaned once it’s occupants had gone. It’s funny to write a review which doesn’t really concentrate on the food but, in many ways, that wasn’t really what we were most focussed on. However we were glad we’d chosen The Talbot for lots of reasons and I’d like to congratulate the staff on providing us with a relaxed and enjoyable evening for a special reunion. Highly recommended.

4 of us met up at Stow on the Wold in the Talbot. We had a lovely meal. We all had something different and everyone was happy.

The guys at The Talbot were very welcoming. We had a great meal, along with some fantastic cask ales. Highly recommended!

5.0

The Smiths

Lovely pub in a really lovely village. roaring fire with great ales and food!

4.8

C

Enjoyed a lovely lunch after a wander around this beautiful village in the Cotswolds. The Pate was very tasty.

You need to put your menu in a more accessible place on the internet I can not find it :(

Fantastic food and fantastic people.

Friday lunchtime and we had walked into Jamie’s Italian next door which was utterly deserted. Copa, in contrast, was buzzing. You could tell it used to be a traditional sort of pub but they have rebranded and the place was almost full. Good sound system playing an eclectic mix of tunes, racing on TV (this is Cheltenham, after all) and an interesting menu and wine list. Lots of people of all ages dining too. I would imagine at night this place gets quite lively.

great food, lovely welcoming atmosphere, great value for money.

Change of management - Use to use for evening meals, lunches, and takeaways. Since change of management and some staff a couple of years ago has gone completely downhill. Food generally poor: tasteless, under seasoned, unimaginative. Have given up using completely.

Excellent, from the complimentary soup to the cheese and biscuits. What a choice of flavours. I'd recommend to everyone.

We recently visited India Lodge and were met by friendly staff and a pleasant ambience.The chicken tikka ordered . was a main was very under seasoned and extremely dry .I did address this whilst my guest ordered a rogan josh.The rogan josh had lamb underneath with the tomato and onion sauce on top.This again was unseasoned without excellent Indian flavours and unfortunately tasted more like Dormio..I came to the conclusion that although the restaurant is nice the let down was in our main courses.It even crossed my mind the the customers may prefer or not actually know what a true Indian tastes like.I will say the rice was lovely and so too was the nan bread.Will I return...unfortunately not and it`s on my doorstep.

This is an excellent fish and chip shop. It has recently been awarded a Fish and Chip Quality Award from the National Federation of Fish Friers. You can be confident about the quality of the food and service here.

We recently visited the place they call Indian Lounge. At first things weren't so bad just a normal restaurant but after a while we found out that they use the same gravy for all their curries and just add chicken or lamb to the sauce. They have mislead us by saying they take such care preparing our food.

We visited the Golden Mountain on Saturday 18th February 2011, and we were bowled over with the buffet, the tastes of all the foods we ordered were fantastic, lovely and hot as well and with fantastic service all round, we had a great food fest.My only complaint were the price of drinks, you expect to pay a little more in restaurants , but to be charged £2.67 for a small glass of coke, not a pint but a small glass I find the price excessive and profiteering on a massive scale. We were charged £14.00 for four small cokes and a pint of lager.

Pepper Crescent is my favourite place for daytime eating in Cheltenham! The food is great and well priced, decoration is very funky and the staff are really friendly. It's a bit of a hidden gem!