Quayles in Cotswold

Sadly the proprietors are retiring after 16 years in house.Old customers will mourn the demise of supercharged French Onion soup and all the other favourites on the menu. Many thanks

Consistently good food with an interesting and varied menu. I'd happily go at least once a week or more. Charming and well-informed service also.

The food we had tonight at Qualyes was superb. Such good quality ingredients and so tasty. The waiters were very engaging and friendly. If you want to hang on to, and enjoy, local businesses that provide a lovely atmosphere and add something to life, then support Qualyles. Otherwise we could risk losing such artisan and high quality businesses from Tetbury, to be peplaced by McDonalds.... Life would be so much poorer for that.

What a find! A lovely restaurant in the centre of Tetbury. Great atmosphere, welcoming staff and delicious food. We both had the chicken and leek pie in puff pastry and it was amazing. We certainly recommend a visit.

Marvellous butternut squash pasta for me and my wife had the spiced fresh crab. Washed down with a carafe of the house chardonnay. Such high quality cuisine everytime. Perfect portion size for lunch.

Amazing staff, service and food. I could not recommend this place more highly. I had the chorizo and clam cassoulet and it was incredible.

Went here for a Saturday lunch. Had an excellent meal. The chef is a master at getting the right flavours. My veg ravioli was fantastic as was the omelette my wife had. Great rose wine also. Full marks for great service also.

5 of us for a birthday lunch. Service was wonderful, the lunch was delicious and nothing was too much trouble. Would wholeheartedly recommend!

Underwhelming, we were expecting a good high standard, it wasnt bad but it wasnt exceptional by any means, disappointed as this was our high spot meal of our weekend.

Been back to this restaurant a few times now and the food and service are consistently great. The food is well cooked and presented and tastes delicious and it’s all at a reasonable price. Seasonal ingredients to keep the prices down is their USP and it works. Family-run and friendly we always enjoy our meals here and happy to recommend

Excellent restaurant. Friendly helpful staff, very good menu and food. nice decor, good buzz. Reasonably priced. Perfect place for lunch while sightseeing.

Our 4th visit. As always a sensible menu. For me Goats cheese and beetroot followed by a kedgeree to die for. Quick and attentive service. My good companion had the prawns followed by cheese soufflé. Good value. Recommended

My first visit. The owner and staff were extremely welcoming on arrival. Super menu and great food. Really look forward to returning here at some stage.

Came here for lunch when visiting the area, we had the vegetarian pea and shallot ravioli and the chicken Milanese with sides of fries and a salad. All felt like it was cooked with care, and it might sound silly but the nicest side salad I've had for a very long time. Would recommend and would definitely come back

Excellent welcome and hospitality. The food we had was also very nice. My only gripe was my beef bourguignon was so salty! It was tasty but I could not finish it due to the salt. We rarely add salt to our food so my advice to the chef……Let your guests add more salt if they need it.

My wife and I had our evening meal at Quayle 26th November, the food was outstanding, highly recommend the crab starter, my wife had beef borguignon absolutely delicious. I had the steak cooked to perfection. Not only was the food incredible but the hospitality of the owner/family was most attentive and made it a very special experience. We will return and highly recommend a visit.

This restaurant is so promising but is completely let down by the rude owners. Never in my life have I felt like such an inconvenience as I did here! Upon asking to order our food we were told To “wait”. When we asked what fish the fishcakes were, the owner rolled her eyes and said ‘mixed white fish’. Our food turned up and wasn’t white fish. When asking for salt and pepper, the owner rolled his eyes at us. It really feels as though the owners of this establishment feel bitter towards customers and as such , shouldn’t be running this place. It is such a cute little spot and is absolutely ruined by the appalling level of service. My advice to management is to either find someone else to run your business for you, or sell it! To anyone who values not even good service, but common decency, don’t eat here

I went for lunch at Quayles for my 18th birthday with my sister, we had a lovely three course lunch with excellent and quick service and lots of joy from the staff it was a wonderful afternoon spent with my sister and I would highly recommend to others for special events!!

The food was delicious, for the starter my husband and I had the scallops which were divine and the presentation was beautiful. For main I had the truffle tortelloni and was by far the best tortelloni I have had. This was truly the most pleasant...

I had the signature dish - chicken Milanese - which was utterly delicious. My husband had the steak which he said was amazing. Great atmosphere and friendly staff. We will certainly be returning!

Just delicious. Great menu. Owner run. You can see the passion! Service on the mark. Had our best meal here. Well done. Gazpacho to share. I had the outstanding Chicken Milanese and husband had the fish and chips (best batter ever!)

Lovely food, lovely staff and well priced - we had a great time and look forward to going back - thank you!

Super food, friendly service and reasonable price. We had a really nice meal, simply cooked and really nicely served. Thank you!

We stumbled upon Quales without reading any reviews and considered ourselves fortunate that they could fit us in at such short notice. It looked very pretty and the menu was enticing. Having reflected on our evening, I feel ultimately it’s the attitude of the owner...

Yet again another supurb meal. Always a delight to dine at Quayles. Given the highly enviable location in Tetbury there are occasionally some who will seek to use the facilities rather than the public toilets just 50yds away. Naturally the hosts like to keep their...

My husband and I and our two daughters went into Quales Corner house yesterday for lunch. We were shown to a table and while my husband went to the lavatory I looked at the menu. Pre Covid it was possible to have a light lunch....

We absolutely loved our evening here. Lovely husband and wife team, delicious food and wonderful atmosphere. The 2 course menu is really good value - 100% recommend!

Lovely ambience, friendly owners and the food was great. Good menu, wine was excellent - house Viognier. Great evening and we’ll be back.

After a morning touring the gardens at Highgrove, we were lucky enough to find this place for lunch. It's quirky and charming, with a tempting menu and delicious food. The proprietor was friendly and chatty and made us very welcome. The 2-course lunch menu, served...

We are a couple in our sixties. We were passing Quayle’s on our way to try another restaurant, the door was open and the smells and music coming from inside drew us in. A modern restaurant with impeccable low key friendly service. The menu was...

We enjoyed the most delicious meal here last night. The set menu was fantastic value for money as was the bottle of house rose. It’s a family run business which they rightly take a lot of pride in. We were made to feel very welcome...

Visiting Tetbury for the first time we called in at Quayle’s Cornerhouse for lunch. The menu was small (due to COVID) but there were enough choices for us. The food was delicious, beautifully cooked & a real treat. We felt lucky to have stumbled across...

When it comes to Cotswold based restaurants sometimes its nice to find somewhere that’s less of the same and more of something a bit different, and in that capacity Quales Cornerhouse delivers above any other restaurant in Tetbury. Owners Philly and David take simple quality ingredients and combines them masterfully to create something totally unique in a both tranquil and chic environment that can be enjoyed in any setting, be it couples business or family. Quales concentrates on turning out great food from a small but expertly well chosen Menu that faultlessly delivers excellent results, and from my point of view that’s the name of the game. Far we have come from the overcrowded picture menus of the 90s, do a small selection of seasonal dishes and do it well, and that is certainly the mantra of Quales.

My husband and I popped into Tetbury last Saturday and although it was late for lunch, Quayle’s were very accommodating. We had a lovely Chorizo Cassoulet and what I can only describe as the best fries I’ve ever tasted. Perfectly cooked and topped with a...

Ive had the distinct pleasure of eating at Quayles yet again now they are open fully. The food is still to the same high standards as usual and the service excellent. I particularly enjoy the intelligent and witty conversation that can be had with the proprietors. Makes for a lovely meal experience. I will definitely be going back again and again.To the idiot who posted the last review, all I can say is you couldn’t be further from the truth. If the proprietor had to throw you out, then you must have been rude in the first place. A tip for the future, when an establishment says it is not open that means it is CLOSED.

I have just tried to order a cup of coffee at this place to be met with unbelievable and inexplicable rudeness. It was 10.50am and I was looking for a cup of coffee for my mother and me. Inviting gingham tablecloths on outside tables were not set for lunch. I was told by a man in chef’s whites (I assume the owner, David Herbert) that this was not possible to as he was preparing for lunch at 12. He appeared very angry and stressed. I explained mum is 89 and needed to rest and asked if he could bend the rules - could we could just sit quietly and have a coffee? What ensued when was the worst customer service I have ever experienced. I was tutted and whined at by him and when I said he was not being helpful his wife (I assume) told me I was a very rude women and to get out. Faulty Towers!I notice another visitor had a similar experience in October. 6 months of lockdown has not taught this couple any manners. David has a picture of himself with Marco Pierre White on the website. Marco’s cooking is sublime enough to get away with the odd display of diva-ish behaviour. But it doesn’t work on a busy crossroads in a small town like Tetbury.Will be interested to read the response to this from an arrogant and out of touch couple. Avoid.

A wonderful place for lunch. Great view from the window seats and consistently great food every time we visit. How do they get that depth of flavour in the Fresh onion soup?? The pleasure of that only supposed by the fun of diving for the cheese ladened crouton. Thank goodness for Quayles.... open through thick and thin in true British tradition pulling all the stops out for safety and a wonderful lunch!

My wife and I both had kedgeree and spicey fruit crumble with brandy butter and I have to say, absolutely exquisite cooking. Unbelievably talented husband and wife team, go support their business. Meanwhile, we look forward to our next visit to Tetbury knowing there is such a great place as Quales Cornerhouse. Forgot to mention, coffee was sublime.

Make sure you are in Tetbury on either a Thursday or Friday evening to experience the most delicious dinner experience. Every mouthful was utterly fabulous - made with great ingredients, skill and a couple that clearly know what they are doing.The service was excellent and you almost felt you were dropping in on old friends.I can’t recommend this restaurant highly enough. I would not consider future trips to the Cotswolds complete without dinner at this great Place. Only wish they were in SW London.

What a lovely evening! My husband and I dropped into Quayles on a Friday evening for a drink and we just loved the atmosphere and welcoming hospitality, not to mention having a sneak peak at the menu and the smells of the delicious food being served to the other guests, so we booked in for dinner the next week. It did not disappoint, we had the most fantastic evening, the food was delicious and lovely fresh ingredients, which really shone through. It's a lovely intimate atmosphere making you feel like it's a special occasion. The hospitality is second to none and very personal. Highly recommend! I look forward to going back and hopefully will remember what day I book for next time :-)

Without question the least welcoming place we have experience while visiting the Cotswolds. We were made to feel so unwelcome that we didn't get past the threshold. We went to a far friendlier establishment a few doors away and had a lovely time.

Wow just wow! My partner and I tried to get into here for lunch and Friday but they were full, but managed to get in on Saturday. So pleased we did! What a little find. The staff are so friendly and the red wine we had was very morish. The menu was small, only a few options for starters, mains and puddings and a small wine list but that did not matter as everything looked delicious. The french onion soup is a must but so is the chicken and the meatball sandwich. I already have been recommending to everyone I know!

Firstly I offer a quick summary stating what we found was mostly good, unfortunately bad and/or just ‘indifferent’ about our experience at this eatery. For anyone needing further detail please find this within the full review below.Good: Crab starter, Meatballs, Pinot Grigio, ServiceBad: Kedgeree, Coffee cupIndifferent: NothingWe were on our way to the North Cotswolds for a couple of days away to celebrate my birthday, and we decided to stop off in Tetbury, itself a Cotswolds town, to look around and have a snack. In hoping to make an inspired choice for a venue for lunch, we wandered along Long Street, a street yielding a plentiful choice of eateries. The town-centre 4 star hotel, part of a group, was in pole position until we reached the bottom of Long Street and took a look at ‘Quayles’. There was just ‘something’ that appealed in the casual rather than formal manner, that made me choose to eat at Quayles (and I say ‘me’, as after-all it was my birthday break, and therefore, my choice). We popped-in, enquired about table availability and, after observing all the paraphernalia of hand-sanitizer, masks, social distancing, and QR scanning, we were shown to our table. We were seated, as per our preference, at a small table; rather than at what was described as the ‘bar’. I had thought that the ‘bar’ was the counter, where nobody was sat, being in front of the open kitchen. Was … I … wrong?! The ‘bar’ as it transpired was a high-stool bar around the completely windowed corner of the restaurant, thus looking out onto the Tetbury Market House and the busy surrounding streets. It was a sunny day, and it would have been so much better to be sat there. Ah well … next time!!Whilst we studied the menu we called for an Americano coffee for my partner, and a chilled white wine for me: well one of us had to drive! The owner who was waiting on tables, whilst his wife was chef, recommended the Pinot Grigio. Now, Pinot Grigio is rarely as good as a Sauv Blanc (well at least with my particular taste in wine). The owner, whilst agreeing that Pinot Grigio could be a bit harsh, said his wine list featured one that was very pleasant and not at all harsh. That was good enough for me and, after tasting it, I concurred completely with his guidance. The wine was Italian and only a year old. So, surprisingly it was quite soft, pale and light with overriding, moderately complex, almond notes and fruit tones (particularly citrus), and a complete joy to drink. So, I had a couple of large glasses, and will be sampling more next time!My partner’s coffee was served in one of those incredibly badly designed cups that provides insufficient opportunity to get a proper grip on the handle. Coupled with it being slightly overfilled, by the time that the desired quantity of milk had been added, it inevitably ended up being spilled down the front of my partners woollen jacket. Proper cups please!!The menu wasn’t large, but there were a couple of dishes that really appealed. Now, the plan was to have a light meal; as we had booked a table at our hotel restaurant in the evening. So, my partner decided on the ‘Smoked Haddock Kedgeree’ (a very light meal) and I had the ‘Grilled Devilled Cornish Crab’ with a vintage Cheddar and Shalott topping served with Toasted Sourdough (to start), followed by the ‘Italian Meatball Open Sandwich’ with a Chilli Tomato Sauce on sliced Sourdough drizzled in Extra Virgin Olive Oil, which was then garnished with fresh basil leaves and sprinkled with Parmigiana. So, that was the plan gone for a ball of chalk, then!What can I say? The crab was really excellent, very rich, strong flavours, wonderfully hot, and gorgeous with the sourdough to dip-in and mop-up all that lovely crab, in (I guess) a tomato sauce with a hint of chilli that left my mouth enlivened, but did not overpower the flavours. The topping was gooey, stringy cheese, not too much but adding a little extra to the texture combination.Sadly, the Kedgeree totally disappointed: in my partner’s opinion it was far too bland, with virtually no curry flavour (the predominant taste was of olive oil), and it offered a positively mean helping of fish. It left my partner (who had never tried Kedgeree before) feeling disillusioned, and totally regretting not having ordered what I had for my main plate.Talking of which, my Meatballs were fabulous! Quite firm with, I would say, a beef / pork meat combination, plenty of herb tastes, in a rich fresh tomato sauce that soaked into the sourdough. The basil tasted so amazingly aromatic; a balance of sweet and savoury, with hints of mint, anise and pepper. The Pinot Grigio was perfect with this dish: also being Italian it complimented Italian cuisine at is best. Bella, bella!!Service was good and helpful but the suggested gratuity, at 12.5%, was a bit steep. According to a sign the gratuity was given directly to the staff: this seemed a bit odd as the owner and chef appeared to be the only staff. I guess what they are saying that it’s a contribution to the cost of COVID alterations and helps with the inevitable downturn in custom. This was not a cheap meal at £55 odd where the plates I had were, as opposed to what my partner had, like chalk and cheese. As a consequence the shine was taken off our visit, but we will be back and try to choose better.

Si estás en tetbury, no hay más opciones que Quales. Su ambiente acogedor complementa la excelente comida y el buen vino con precios razonables desde el desayuno hasta la cena.¡Obtienes una gran vista del centro de la ciudad si te sientas en la ventana y puedes disfrutar del raro placer de veuve cliquot por copa!Si no sabe de qué está hablando, vaya al cierre y dite a sí mismo que es bueno porque se ve "a la moda", pero si sabe lo que es el verdadero refinamiento y la buena comida, siempre estará sentado en Quales.

Quayles are open again , good on hygiene, great on food and wine, friendly on service and providing the happy game of feeding and people watching at the same time

Mi madre y yo elegimos Quayles para tener nuestra última cena cuando estuvimos fuera de Tetbury y estamos muy contentos de haberlo hecho. La comida fue excelente y la atención a Covid - 19 precauciones excelente. Puede sentirse muy seguro comiendo aquí y más lugares deben seguir su ejemplo.

Mi amigo y yo pasamos un día en Tetbury. . íbamos a almorzar a un hotel / pub muy conocido, pero salimos después de una falta total de atención y nos topamos con Quayle's. . . Bueno, absolutamente comida de primera clase, maravilloso camarero atento (creo que fue el propietario) 100% covic, incluidos los forros de los asientos del inodoro. . . hizo que nuestro día fuera fantástico volveremos totalmente. . Gracias Sue y Gill

Had such a lovely lunch at this restaurant. The owners are proper chefs and know how to cook properly. I had the fishcake and sat outside watching the world go by. Really recommended

Very good food. We had the French onion soup which was the best we have ever had. A cosy little restaurant, nice menu and friendly staff. We turned up without a booking which wasn’t a problem for them. I would definitely recommend this place.

After visiting the antique shops, I decided to stop in at Quayles for some lunch.I have never seen the Town so quiet.Sitting in the window enjoying a glass of wine and my lunch, I was beginning to wonder where the life of the Town had gone. Normally the place is vibrant and buzzing,but this time I was the sole occupant of the restaurant. Having said that the meal was superb and the staff attentive and very pleasant.

We only wanted a light lunch rather than a full meal but we were warmly welcomed. The place was quite busy but the service was swift and the food which we had was all delicious. It’s all prepared front of house and very fresh. The mackerel pate was delicious and ample for a snack. The soup and other dishes sounded good and there was a selection of cakes too. The full menu had something for everyone. Worth a visit. Toilet was only let down as it’s quite basic and not very upmarket for such a lovely front of house establishment.

Expensive but worth it. Attentive but unobtrusive service by family run business. Good wine list. By the glass too.

Visité para cenar durante su estancia en Tetbury los fines de semana. Ambiente encantador y muy limpio. Tenía cócteles de gambas que eran demasiado grandes y no muy delicadamente servidos, ¡no incluía una rebanada de pan! ! Tuve un pollo al curry que se parecía a un plato de conservas de conserva que habría tenido en un ejercicio del ejército. . Luché por comer la mitad porque la mayor parte de la carne era gris. Mi novio tenía el bistec que estaba fabulosamente preparado y muy tierno. . Sin embargo llegó bajo una ensalada empapada en aderezo balsámico. . . . El plato estaba cubierto. Vamos chicos, esto es solo un aderezo para ensaladas.El personal parecía acosado e inseguro de los simples puntos de mesero. Aunque educado.Pensé que el menú era interesante y que recordaba a los 80, ¡pero realmente fue un desperdicio de 95! ! Aunque tengo que decir que la botella de Chablis era buena.

Fuimos a cenar un sábado por la noche. El ambiente es encantador, iluminación suave, música muy agradable y arte muy elegante en las paredes. ¡La comida era deliciosa! Recomiendo encarecidamente el gratinado de cangrejo picante y el faisán stroganoff y para el postre el crumble, muy, muy rico. Realmente trato relajante en compañía de mi marido. Definitivamente volveremos una y otra vez, por la comida, por el ambiente y por el encantador servicio que tuvimos! Un 10 de 10.

El día nunca ha sido su problema, excelente café y cualquier otra cosa que necesite para el almuerzo o un refrigerio. Pero en el último año, David Gas lo logró, los cambios y los lazos con el tema original del deli han puesto a Quayles donde siempre debería haber estado.Excelente ubicación, ambiente encantador y ahora comida y bebidas con un servicio amable y encantador. La pérdida muy triste de una de las mejores camareras recientemente es una gran pérdida, pero estoy seguro de que continuarán con su estilo amigable, divertido y atractivo.Reserve para una noche y disfrute.

Beautiful cafe in the heart of town, with exceptionally friendly owner and his son serving. Breakfast was great with scrambled eggs and smoked salmon on toast being incredibly tasty. The eggs were deliciously creamy!

Llegué a un almuerzo improvisado para el cumpleaños de mi esposa. Tuve una sopa de cebolla tibia (y deliciosa y con costra cursi), y la cumpleañera, ensalada de remolacha y queso de cabra. Feliz esposa Ambos tuvimos el pollo a la milanesa con ensalada y tomates con un aderezo deliciosamente ligero. Mmm Me gustaría ir de nuevo. Muy pronto. Buen servicio, comida deliciosa en una ubicación central en una bonita ciudad de Cotswold.

Popped in at lunchtime and got a warm welcome . Sat facing the street and enjoyed the people watching . Steak sandwich and Welsh rarebit were very good. We will be returning to sample the dinner menu.

Been here for coffee and cake several times but this time tried lunch. We were not disappointed! My wife had a very attractive beetroot, goats cheese and walnut salad which was served with bread to mop up the vinaigrette. I had a the chicken, mango and ginger curry which was much better thought it would be. Very delicate flavours.

We’ve enjoyed lunch at Quayle’s a number of times and it’s always been faultless so we thought we’d try dinner. We had a super meal this evening; excellent in all aspects. Really great well thought out and freshly prepared food. Lovely warm atmosphere and attentive professional staff. Excellent.

Had the most delicious meal. The staff were excellent. The two chefs were great. The open kitchen showed such confidence in their creations. Size of meal just right for us. We wanted quality rather than quantity and it was just right. The waitress very kind and helpful. Thanks for a wonderful evening. Congratulations on getting everything right.

Grab a window seat and enjoy this fun wine bar with meals being served on weekends. We were so disappointed after eating earlier at a mediocre restaurant and walking in for an after-dinner glass of wine to be blasted with the best smell of savory deliciousness. As we spied the creative plates and happy patrons we thought "darn! We could have eaten here!". I am not sure what they have in store for the fall dining, but if available, do try it. We truly enjoyed our wine, sitting at the window watching the comings and goings of Tetbury. The list is not giant, but hey have nice glassware and plenty of good options.

On a one-night en route to Bristol airport we stopped over in this charming south-Cotswold town. We are so glad we chose this delightful bistro. Excellent service, good food and just over the road from our hotel it was just perfect.

Quayles has become something of a Tetbury institution. A short menu which allows faultless delivery whenever you go in there. Coffee etc in the morning drifting into lunch. There are outside tables but they can be a tad noisy for more than a coffee stop.There are delightful high chairs facing out at the window counter for people watching .

Not eaten here for a while but in the area so visited for lunch. It didn’t disappoint - the fishcake was superb, one of the best lunches I’d had in a long time and perfect for a spot of people watching! Super happy that they now open Thursday- Sunday evenings so will definitely be back!

On my own for birthday so popped in for a treat of macarel pate and a drink. Great! Highly recommended.

We’ve lived here for 6 years and keep saying we need to book but never got round to it, disappointed we’ve left it so long. Brilliant service, amazing food and lovely extra touches. Our new local favourite.

We popped in very late on a weeknight for dinner. Firstly the ambience is wonderful, whoever did the interior design did a great job, it's just very warm and cosy but also modern. We shared a dish as it was so late and they didn't blink an eyelid about that. We ended up having desert too. Everything we ate was wonderful and the owners and servers were all fun. Would definitely go there again.

A lunchtime visit. A hard looking exterior but soft and delicious fare inside.

Nos alojamos en Tetbury para el fin de semana y encontramos este gran restaurante para comer! ! ! !

Had very pleasant evening last Saturday with friends from Dublin. On a cold and wet June evening I had the French Onion soup which was very rich and tasty, attentively served by the very friendly David.

A good selection of wonderful cakes plus excellent coffee together with very pleasant and helpful staff. What more could you want at morning coffee.

Friendly, welcoming staff. Small seating areas. Good tasting coffee, but only half filled the cups! Small restaurant area, and booking recommended early in the week. Toilet facilities need improving.

Realmente tuvimos un sabroso almuerzo aquí. Tuve el más delicioso Welsh Rarebit y mi marido tenía el sándwich de carne que era tierna y lo disfrutamos muchísimo. El café y la tarta bakewell después era agradable y nuestra camarera era una encantadora dama habladora. Justo antes de irnos, ambos decidimos usar el retrete y ahí es donde la experiencia fue decepcionante. Solo el unico para damas y caballeros. No es ideal, pero no es realmente un problema, pero fue horrible. Una planta muerta desde hace mucho tiempo o posiblemente un arreglo floral en la parte superior de la cisterna, un contenedor roto muy bien utilizado para toallas de papel y no estaba en el estado más higiénico. Toda la zona detrás del escenario se veía muy mal en comparación con la fachada. Es más bien dejar el lugar abajo. Nos gustó la comida y no era demasiado cara, pero necesitan renovar su baño muy pronto.

The foods quite good but I would so much rather go for a beautifully presented lunch that costs little or no more at The Close Hotel opposite be looked after by lovely staff in pleasent spacious surroundings with a superb garden and private parking than be cramped for space and treated abruptly by impatient staff at Quayles. A great shame but we've given it our best shot.

If you are visiting Tetbury, you could do much worse than Quayles for lunch. Always with an interesting menu and cheerful service, it usually hits the spot. As a consequence it tends to be busy, so arrive early or late!

Nice place. Great for people watching being right on the roundabout next to the market place with seating along the big windows as well as farther back into the restaurant.

David Quayle ofrece comida local con un menú variado. La mayoría de las veces, él está cocinando a la vista. La calidad de la comida es excelente, al igual que el servicio. El valor es un poco "solo de cuatro estrellas" (especialmente en lo que respecta al vino) y la música de los estadounidenses que lo acompañan, que ha estado presente durante al menos 10 años aquí, es desafortunada en un restaurante de primera clase en Cotswold. Pero uno no puede tenerlo todo, y volveré a Quayle siempre que sea posible.

Ordered a starter as a main - checked, yes it could be served as a main - and was slightly stunned to actually be served a starter portion as my main.

We were cold and just wanted a warming lunch. Had a very friendly greeting and were seated by the window. We both chose French onion soup. It was delicious, piping hot and served with very tasty bread.

This is my second visit to Quayles, having noticed it on previous visits. The main reason for this review is to mention the welcoming and friendly staff, all of whom appear to be local. On the first visit I enjoyed the pheasant stroganoff and today was an excellent kedgeree. The seats at the bar around the window are a great spot to watch the world go by and read the papers, especially if eating alone as I was today.

Quayles caught our eye when we were strolling around Tetbury in the daytime and we were pleased to learn that it has recently started opening on a Saturday evening. We enjoyed our food very much and thought three courses for £25 was great value. The setting feels upmarket but the service is not over-formal - friendly and efficient. It was pretty quiet on a Saturday evening in March - I hope many more people will support and enjoy this restaurant to keep it open on weekend evenings!

My partner and i stumbled across this little gem on our first night in Tetbury. The food was lovely and fresh, the flavors were superb and staff were friendly. I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Tetbury,

David is a delightful chap who runs the restaurant superbly. The food is delicious and varied. Everything is prepared in full view of the clientele with fresh ingredients. Always met with a smile and warm welcome.

Called in to Quayle’s after an unfortunate meal in another establishment. Even though it was 7pm on a Saturday evening they were cool with my friend and I having coffee and cake. Very laid back atmosphere with fantastic service. They really do know how to look after customers, we felt very welcome and that nothing was too much trouble. We’ll definitely be back.

Had lunch here the other day, the food was actually ok, but the reason for this review is. The chef getting chunks of bread dipping them in the soup and eating it, then onto the beef in the stew pot pulls a price out allows it to cool on the side and then ate it. Not good practice is it, in full view of paying customers, what goes on behind closed doors?

This was our first visit in the evening and we had a fabulous evening. The restaurant is lovely with a nice relaxing atmosphere. The staff were fantastic and the food was great. Would highly recommend

Might not have called in given some of the earlier comments - but glad we did!

Position excellent, nice wine bar type surroundings. Efficient and pleasant waitress but grudging, unwelcoming - presumably husband and wife/partner owners - who barked orders at her. The menu was simple but enticing for a light lunch but vastly overpriced in terms of both quality and quantity.

Been here three times and never disappoints. Friendly waitress greeted us. Choice of where to sit. We’ve had the sharing Camembert- delicious. I particularly enjoyed the French onion soup. Reasonably priced. Great to sit in the window and watch Tetbury life pass by.

Nos sorprendimos cuando entramos en este pequeño y encantador lugar, ya que ha cambiado mucho desde la última vez que estuve aquí. Nos sentamos en el comedor para almorzar y nos saludaron rápidamente y nos trajeron los menús. Ambos teníamos bagels y sí, son bastante caros, pero están bien presentados, llenos de sabor y deliciosos. Las tazas de café son pequeñas como se mencionó en otras reseñas, pero no de forma ridícula.

Visitamos aquí como parte de una parada rápida en Tetbury. Esperó estar sentado (según la señal grande al entrar). Nos dijeron que podíamos sentarnos en cualquier lugar que era agradable. Los 15 minutos que esperamos para ser atendidos y que fueron constantemente ignorados no fueron tan buenos, rematados por la señora que finalmente vino a nuestra mesa y nos dijo que no nos había notado. . . sabes lo que viene . . La misma dama que nos vio cuando entramos! ! ! Tenía pastel y café, no volveré a tener el pastel, no fue bueno y el café, tuve un Americano, el café estaba bien, aparte de la taza estaba llena de granos de café en el fondo, ¿qué tan difícil es usar un café? máquina. No volveré a ir ni lo recomendaré a nadie que conozca. Qué decepción, ya que se ve muy bien y tiene mucho potencial.

Bonito lugar en medio del pueblo. Era un día frío y esperábamos un chocolate caliente. Se tambaleó cuando llegó en una pequeña taza de café y estaba tibio. Al menos el té vino en una taza de tamaño decente. El pastel fue 5 una rebanada y fue de nuevo una decepción. Lo siento, pero basado en nuestra experiencia familiar no puedo recomendar.

Llamado el sábado temprano a la hora del almuerzo con mi esposa. Tenía dos cafés, el más pequeño que hemos tenido. Tres sorbos y se fueron! A las 2 . 75 cada uno era una broma. El menú de comida también parecía exorbitante. Notamos que otras dos parejas miran el menú y luego salen. El aspecto positivo es que el restaurante es realmente agradable por dentro, sin embargo no volverá.

Esta fue mi tercera visita a Quayles en tantos meses. Por lo general, solo el marido y yo vamos a cenar por la noche, sentados en la ventana y disfrutando de ver pasar el mundo. Sin embargo, esta vez tomé un grupo de 12 mujeres (por cierto, habíamos reservado y todos lo habían pedido ya que el restaurante es pequeño). No podía criticar a Phillipa y a David, ya su personal, por su atención a los detalles y la cálida bienvenida. Todos se lo pasaron de maravilla y se sintió muy especial, a pesar de que en realidad era solo un grupo de madres que cenaban un viernes por la noche. La comida fue fabulosa, como siempre, y debo decir que creo que tiene un valor increíble. También debo agregar que durante todas mis visitas de este año, el personal realmente ha sido lo más destacado: viejos y jóvenes, pero todas las personas genuinamente encantadoras que quieren que disfrute su comida. Tengo que admirar cualquier establecimiento que pueda atraer y retener a personas así. Si vives en algún lugar cerca de Tetbury y no lo has estado, ¡anota esto en tu lista!

Even though we arrived on off chance a bit late they squeezed us in and we had a lovely dinner. French onion soup and fish cakes for myself and curry for my husband. Delicious food, great ambiance and decor.

This restaurant is situated in the Centre of Tetbury. I had very good grilled hot crab in tomato sauce with a green salad. Followed by good coffee and delicious orange and lavender cake. It was pleasant sitting in a window seat people watching in this busy town. The service was friendly and efficient. The only thing I didn’t like was the rather too loud music. A nice touch was piles of Country Life magazines for patrons to read. Also a backgammon board if one was having a leisurely meal.

Hubby and I visited on Friday evening whilst staying overnight in Tetbury. We hadn’t booked and the restaurant looked fairly busy, however we were met by a friendly face and they found us a table for 4 at the rear of the restaurant. We chose from the set menu of 3 courses for £25. All of the courses were excellent both in quality, taste and presentation. The waitress and waiter were both friendly and efficient, great to see as they were fairly young. The proprietor and his wife came over and spoke with us, a nice gesture. We popped in again this morning for a coffee on our way home and again were met by friendly and efficient staff. Thank you all, should we revisit the area we will be back in to see you.

We didn’t mind the slow service as we were sitting outside watching the world go by. However the Welsh rarebits were dreadful; too salty, far too much Worcestershire (or was it just brown sauce?). I ate mine but wished I hadn’t, particularly as I’m spending a lot of time in the smallest room today; this of course may be totally unconnected but that was the only difference in what we ate yesterday.

Last Sunday, we had the nice surprise to see Quayles open on a Sunday so we decided (5 of us) to come in at 13:45 for a Gin and Tonic and a nibble/tapa to go with it. The place was quite empty, just a couple and us. Once we managed to seat by the window we proceed to order the G&Ts; and some olives with bread, sadly we were told by a not very friendly waitress that we could only have coffee or a Gin & Tonic with a cheese sandwich! so we left. Cannot believe you have a place opened on a Sunday and you cannot serve a glass of wine or a G&T; with a miserable nibble of olives. Quayles, under my knowledge, is not a Tea Room, it is a lovely place to enjoy a glass of something with a nibble or something light to eat. I do not understand why to open on a Sunday at lunch time if incapable of serving something that will go with a glass of wine or G&T.; Just simple crips and some olives would do! I hope things improve, it would be sad to see what was a lovely place to go.