Costa Coffee in Cheltenham

Popped yesterday. Slightly industrial quirky finish to the tables and chairs. Lots of interesting wall art - loved the hand drawn area map. Coffee bean bags. A nice cosy relaxed vibe. Looked in the cake cabinet - oh my words I’ve never seen so many flavours of tray bake & brownies. A lot with various chocolate bars incorporated in them. I ate an almond brownie. Delicious & sticky. Coffee was superb. I’d happily pop in regularly if I lived closer.

sauce was to thick nan bead dry no.tase meat was ok

We visit Cheltenham every year but this was our first time at Primavera. We then learned that friends had reserved a table there for the four of us for a few nights later. We were more than happy to return for a second go! The food is excellent, not overfacing, and beautifully cooked. A short and entirely Italian wine list, which was a refreshing change from the norm. We only ate in the downstairs room, so can’t speak for upstairs, but the restaurant was clean and fresh, and well presented. Ana was a perfect balance of friendly but professional. Finally, we felt it was extremely good value for money. We will definitely return here next time we are in Cheltenham.

First walking into the restaurant, the decoration is really cool, I love how it’s decorated with items like cricket bats and gloves representing India’s national sport and bright colours. Waiters and waitresses were very attentive and kind welcoming us into the dining area and offering us far far snacks (which were tasty). The food itself was probably the best authentic Indian food I’ve had, getting to try panipuri was a bucket list item for food which I’ve got to check off, and the railway goat curry was my first time trying goat and I am hooked! Unbelievably tender and the curry was flavourful and spicy!

Amazing food and great service, would highly recommend!