Rosey Lea The Squadron in Cotswold

Came here with my family as they are big Nero fans. We were very disappointed as had to wait 15 minutes to be served even though the shop was quiet and there were 2 couples in front of us , drinks were only being served in takeaway cups aswell so wasn’t like they had to place loads of saucers down for cups they was just cardboard ones. The young girl who made our drinks, which was only 3 drinks, took 10 minutes to make a latte ,Cappuccino and a hot chocolate. As someone who has worked in a main chain Coffee shop and other hospitality jobs I was appalled at the hygiene of this store. The women that was putting new cakes into the case barely cleaned it and there were finger prints and muck all over the case, this put us all off having anything to eat not that there were any cakes out. With the only choices being a brownie ,tiramisu and a Black Forest Chouxnut. For a Chain coffee shop that is very disappointing. There also were full dirty bin bags on the shop floor it was disgraceful , We will not be coming here again and are very upset that our once favourite Coffee shop has fallen from grace

Popular pub in a nice setting by the river with a good selection of ales. Food was excellent and service first class. Will return at some stage.

A good restaurant if you want to try traditional food. Cozy place and the staff is friendly.

The pub/hotel is on the High Street, a few minutes walk to all the shops, restaurants and other pubs in Moreton-in-Marsh. We had a four-poster double room (no.3) on the first floor. Although quite compact, it had almost everything needed for our one-night stay. The bed was very comfortable, and a fan and oil heater were provided. The double-glazing was very efficient so the room was quiet even though it overlooked a busy road. The shower room was huge, with a powerful shower, lots of hot water, fluffy towels and a bathrobe. There was a kettle with tea etc and biscuits, but we couldn't work out how to use the Nespresso machine. There were enough sockets for our chargers. The breakfast choice was extensive and the food really excellent (best cheese omelette I have had in years; my husband's full veggie breakfast was also good). There is a small car park, although there is free parking on the high street anyway. The pub/hotel garden looked pretty, but it was raining, so we didn't try it.

Such a pleasure to be at Keith's, invigorating coffee, luscious hot chocolate, beautiful fresh cakes, a good range of savouries, and well-chosen treats to buy, let alone their traditional hand-made chocolates. A Cirencester institution. One-off, comfy as itself, and special.