The Gardeners Arms in Tewkesbury

Very good service, and the food was excellent. We were only there for three days, but would definately go again if we were in the area. I had the vegan curry each time, and thoroughly enjoyed it, the wine was also properly served and of good quality. Reasonable prices too. I would recommend going here.

The food was fabulous but the service was even better! All the staff were friendly, kind, helpful and were wonderful with 2 tired children! Thank you for making the first day of our holiday perfect!

Great local pub catering for both locals and those just passing through. We had booked a camper spot on our way to north Devon and took an evening meal whilst staying Staff were excellent - a credit to the establishment wide range of menu with some nice specials Service was very good and we will definitely come back The only reason I gave 4/5 was I would have like a slightly more extensive vegetarian menu something perhaps with cheese on it however it did cater well for vegans with 3 different choices thankfully non of which were the fake meat variety seen now in so many pubs

Absolutely awful... never going there again. Home cooked food they said. More like frozen rubbish... When we complained the manager never even came out to discuss it but sent the barman to deal with it. What a disgrace

We had travelled from Cambridge to Winchcombe camping site on Thursday June 27th and decided in the evening to walk to the local pub which was just under a mile away as we always like to support local businesses. We set off at 8pm and arrived at the Gardeners Arms in Alderton at 8.45pm at a very unpleasant reception. The pub is advertised as being open until 10pm Monday to Thursday. I could tell immediately we were not welcome. There were no words of welcome in fact there were no words. We had our drinks but the young girl hadn’t really spoken and we sat down. The resident dog came in and she immediately whisked it away. I asked what breed it was and she muttered something under her breath. On her return I said to her Sorry did we upset you by coming in. No! was the very stern reply. A young boy came in to buy drinks to take away and her attitude to him was totally different. She then after a while started turning off the bar lights and other lights. It was a very unpleasant experience and it must be remembered that this particular sector that she is working in is the hospitality sector which is suffering a great deal at the moment with many pubs having to close. Being hospitable and pleasant costs nothing.

On our way back from Plymouth after a holiday and wanted to break the journey up back up north. We came across this place on Google and called to see if they would let us reserve a place for food and a camper van spot for the night. After calling and being greeted by a lovely person on the other end, we decided to make our way over there. From the moment we arrived we were given an extremely warm welcome and were asked whether we had found everything we needed, which we had. Hook up available too if we needed it. We had a beer in the lovely beer garden, set up our van and went to the pub for food. Really nice menu, not too much on it, which in my opinion shows they concentrate on the dishes they serve. Ordered salmon salad and the beef and ale pie which was lovely, the staff really couldn't do enough. I had a lovely chat with the Landlady who had a really friendly attitude. After our meal we played board games, Connect 4, Othello and dominoes, as were all the othe people/families in there. The bar staff were really friendly and really couldn't do enough for us. Really can't recommend this place enough 😀 If you're looking for somewhere give this place a go 👍

Wow what a surprise ! Popped in for dinner and drinks. It was amazing. Both meals 10/10. Beer was fresh and wine choice excellent. All staff made us feel welcome. We will definitely come back.

What a fantastic afternoon tea, to celebrate our Ruby wedding anniversary. Super food, lovely atmosphere and wonderful staff. Would highly recommended for any occasion.

We visited for dinner and this has to be the worst experience we have had in a long time ! The burgers were hand made and had very odd looking seeds and other odd looking things in them and absolutely dripping in grease! The onion ring were worse ! When we mentioned it there was no apologies just an ‘oh’ and ‘what do you mean!’ Terrible customer service . Very very poor all we got was a pointless 15% off! The back outside area looks very run down. The pub was terribly quiet that says a lot ! Will sure never return here !

We visited the Gardener's Arms a year ago while we were staying close by. We were back this year so felt confident we would get the same level of food and service as we had before. We were very wrong.. The restaurant was packed, we think there was at least one large group but maybe two. After ordering , the young waitress came over to tell us and three other tables we would have to wait longer for our meals due to the large group. We had ordered whitebait as starters and on the menu it is described as coming with tartar sauce. When it came, there was no tartar sauce, we were told to use the plastic pouches on the table. Only a small point but surely, if something is described as such on the menu, that is how it should be served. I ordered the fish pie and my husband had the chilli con carne. My fish pie was over £18 and all I found in it were a couple of pieces of salmon, one piece of white fish topped off with a mound of mashed potato. My husband's chilli was seriously lacking meat, just all sauce. We felt cheated and decided not to stay for dessert. All evening there was just two young girls serving plus the barman and, considering the amount of work they had to do coped well. Our main complaint was the quality of the food. Needless to say we will never return.

We took my mother for an early Mother's Day lunch. Our first visit and we were not disappointed. A superb Sunday roast with plenty of roast beef and vegetables and a very tasty gravy, followed by an equally enjoyable dessert. Friendly welcome and excellent service. Thank you - we'll be back!

I feel a bit bad writing this seeing as it gets so many good reviews. We visited for Sunday lunch with friends and a dog. The pictures on the website made the pub and the food look amazing, I was really looking forward to a ‘home cooked’ Sunday lunch. The whole experience though left me very under whelmed. I thought that the pub looked very tired and tatty with ‘chintzy’ signs up on the walls placed since the website pictures were taken. It also looked quite grubby, as though it needed a good clean. The area that we sat in at the back of the restaurant was cold with a solitary fan heater trying to warm the space up. The lady who greeted us when we arrived (manager/owner?) was very pleasant and friendly and showed us to our table. The rest of serving staff seemed inexperienced and almost as if they didn’t know what they were doing. The food was ok, very good sized portions but could have been hotter. It passed as a fairly decent Sunday lunch but I thought for the whole experience it was pricey for the setting and what we got. Wouldn’t return.

We had Xmas day lunch at the gardeners. We all had 3 bird roast.Amazing so moist with the best Yorkshire puddings ever. Well done to everyone for a great Xmas

A delightful Christmas meal in this pub/ restaurant. First time of allowing someone else to cook for us on Christmas Day in 20 years. All staff were so attentive,full of smiles , nothing was too much trouble.They glided around in perfect harmony and great team work. Box of chocolates all wrapped up and waiting on our table alongside a cracker. The 3 bird roast was excellent . Definitely book again .

We were staying at nearby Tewksbury and came across this pub when searching for a dog friendly place to eat. What made this place stick out from the rest was the fact that your furry friends can eat with you as they have their own food menu. On arrival we were greeted by Teddy the owners dog and were promptly guided to a table. Our dog was given a bowl of water while we ordered food. There was a good selection of food available including vegetarian. All the food was delicious and made with good produce. Our dog also had his own main and dessert. This was hoovered up so can safely say no complaints from him. This was officially his first pub dinner and what a good one it was. 100% recommend a visit if you’re in the area whether you have a dog or not. We certainly would go again and would especially like to go in the warmer weather to enjoy the garden.

Friendly service from family run pub. Delicious home made food. I had a ‘small plate’ of chicken chasseur (was actually a generous portion) followed by sticky toffee pudding and creamy custard. Both were delicious. My friends were all extremely happy with their choices. Highly recommend.

We visited for a large family lunch and it was just perfect. Superbly organised, great friendly service, great menu and lovely food. Would definitely recommend and would like to specifically draw attention to how well they managed a large booking with excellent suggestions. A great find and super location in a pretty village with easy access from major roads. THANK YOU for making a big day a success.

Came in the gardeners tonight to a beautiful, relaxed atmosphere. The lighting is beautiful, the staff are lovely. I suffer from numerous mental health issues, and Wendy just completely relaxed me. Nothing was too much trouble and she and the staff (Edward) couldn't do enough. I appreciated everything! We ate too and the food was delicious and even tho we ordered small items, they were filling and beautifully made. Well done Gardeners!! 5 stars 🌟 and thank you.

Visited for a meal and wine burger was bland, chicken in burger over cooked and over priced charged £34 for a bottle of wine I buy from Tescos for £8, DISGUSTING We like to support our local pubs but I feel like I have been robbed and I Will never revisit this pub again. No wonder local dont use the pub

Excellent service from the young ladies. The meal was lovely. They took into account the medical need for a smaller plate of food for my husband. Thank you for a lovely evening meal.

Plenty of space on a Tuesday evening. Would rate food, service and value better than average. Emptiness is a bit worrying though.

Came in for some good food after a long walk. We had our nervous dog with us, to introduce her to a new situation, and the staff were SO lovely with her. Left full, happy and with a dog who’d been pushed out of her comfort zone in a positive way.

We came with our dog, who is very nervous. We are slowly trying to introduce him to new experiences. The landlady and staff were terrific very welcoming and could not do enough to help our pup settle. Excellent pub food and they even have a dog menu, We bought an excellent sausage and rice meal for the dog to take away. We will be back

Fabulous Sunday lunch, big portion and full of flavour! Couldn’t manage dessert Staff very attentive - highly recommend

We visited this pub having been recommended by the local caravan site. On arrival we were warmly welcomed by a friendly staff to a lovely looking environment. Unfortunately we were placed at a table that had not been cleaned/sanitised following the previous guests and we had to request that this be rectified. This was of course of particular concern with COVID precautions clearly not being followed.The menu was varied and I chose a dish from the daily menu - sea bass with coconut rice and Mediterranean vegetables. ( one of the most expensive choices on the menu). On arrival the fish, although nicely cooked, was literally swimming in a huge pool of oil and the Mediterranean vegetables consisted of a pile onions and just 3 sugar snap peas. My husband chose the Oriental Prawn stir fry and whilst he enjoyed the dish, it again was awash with a large quantity of an oily sauce.Needless to say we both sadly came away disappointed.

Visited on our journey North to Lake Windermere and received a warm welcome.Food was fantastic - very tasty and good portions.They also went above and beyond to make a soup for my Dad even though it wasn’t on the menu. Big car park and lovely pub dog as well!

Lovely pub with nice atmosphere and charm. Staff were attentive and informative on the menu and drinks … very good friendly which was a plus although a bit noisy at points.Sadly my paella didn’t like me very much by the time I got home but it won’t put me off coming back.Thank you for your hospitality

We had Sunday roast yesterday at the last minute. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Feel like the oil needed changing as I could taste it on the pigs in blankets. But the meal was utterly beautiful and Wendy a total star! What a friendly welcome too!Price wise ….. it is expensive for a Sunday roast @£15 each plus £2.50 each for a pig in blanket and another £2.50 for cauliflower cheese. £7.50 per desert too Couldn’t afford that every week but …..Would defiantly return.

We called in here knowing that we fancied pizzas and a pint. Both were good- the thin crispy base of the pizza was particularly nice as it meant it was not too doughy or filling. Nice staff too.

Booked for an early evening family meal and were surprised by the busyness and size of the place. Good menu and not unreasonable prices and a a reasonable drinks menu, especially the cocktails. Sadly the portion sizes were unnecessarily large with far too much salad garnishing.

After a fantastic weekend of wedding celebrations 29 of us descended on Gardeners Arms pub for roast lunch. We pre-ordered meals via email. The staff were all very friendly and very organised. All the meals were delivered to our various tables promptly so we all ate at the same time. Each group/family had a separate tab, with our food order already added. This made ordering and paying very easily. The food was delicious. Staff were very helpful to bring extra gravy, drinks etc. Definitely recommend

Really good food and a great choice with a varied but well thought out menu. Staff really friendly and attentive in just the right way. Really pleasant pub with great dining outside and even EV chargers. Highly recommended!

Great friendly staff and amazing pizzas, and just to make it better they were 2 for 1 today (tuesday)

Great service and food. Good selection of independent beers and ciders. Loved the little wooden huts outdoors! Plenty of choice on the menu and delicious deserts.

From start to finish the Gardeners Arms exceeded our expectations. A welcoming arrival was superbly matched by attentive service throughout. There was a wide ranging menu including several gluten free and vegan options.Wendy was a wonderful host and offered us a lift home to a avoid having to walk across the surrounding fields and roads in semi-treacherous conditions.I couldn’t recommend The Gardeners Arms enough.

I was already impressed before I stepped in the door. As someone who has a few dietary requirements, their online menu quelled some of my concerns at eating out at a new place. The warm and friendly welcome continued the positive experience, with attentive and personal service at every opportunity. The food was really tasty - I had the gluten free fish and chips, what a treat to find something GF that was probably better than any regular meal I’ve seen. Got to give a shout out to Wendy - genuinely the kindest person who gave us a lift home to avoid walking in the heat and busy road conditions. Thank you again.

We were staying at Winchcombe Caravan and Camping Site a short distance away and visited for afternoon drink following walk. The lady serving us made us feel so welcome that we went for a meal the following evening. Oh my goodness the food was amazing, so fresh and delicious, the Staff were so attentive too. Loved chatting to the Front of House Manager who along with his Staff couldn't do enough for you. Thank you for a lovely evening, we shall definitely be recommending you.

We parked our motorhome in the carpark. The food was delicious but what makes the difference in any establishment is the staff. They were superb - attentive not intrusive, welcoming and witty too. Working long hours in tough circumstances. Highly recommended. Go there.

Revisited and was not disapointed. The front of house chap was very friendly even rembered us despite not been back for 6 months. We felt that covid rules were done correctly and staff friendly and attentive, excellent food already booked to return.

I have given the pub a poor review for one reason only, their failure to adhere to Covid rules.We were met and greeted by a masked bubbly friendly waitress. We were not asked to register or use the location app. When she took our ordered the masks had vanished. It didn’t reappearAnother waiter was also serving, he spent some time walking around the pub masked sometimes unmasked.During the evening, this dog friendly pub, allowed someone (staff?) to walk around the pub unmasked and she eventually sat at the bar and ate…the lady behind the bar was unmasked all night.Some customers arrived unmasked and were shown to their table with no comments.To some this may seem petty, but they simply were not meeting required standards front of house.All is such a shame as the food is good, the range of drinks is good, and masked or unmasked the staff are friendly

Off the beaten track, but what a find, great friendly staff you can relax and have a laugh with. Food menu has varied choice but its not pub grub if you know what i mean, although there is cheesy chunky chips.The pub has good oldie charactor about it with decor to suit, we really enjoyed our visit

fantastic food and service at the gardeners arms. Paella was out of this world. Well done to all the staff for a great night out

Lovely location really helpful staff great food and dog friendly even have a Doggie Menu! Online booking system very quick and easy to use.

We have spent a few nights staying within a mile of this pub. We’d heard that there were two pubs within walking distance of where we were staying. You can read my very positive review of the other pub from my profile.The Gardeners Arms has the making of a great pub. The staff were very keen and attentive to our needs. Not a bad choice of drinks on offer and a relatively clean and comfortable offering in terms of tables. We were greeted and offered a number of seating options, given that it was 5pm on a sunny Sunday afternoon this did make me nervous. It certainly wasn’t busy.The issues started from the moment I started to read the menu. It smacked of quick turnaround food and lacked anything different. It was a menu that matched any chain based pub(not that I am saying this one is).We ordered drinks and then food. My partner chose a salmon salad and I took the Sunday mix roast with freshly carved pink beef. My partners meal was about £13 and mine was £21.50 once I had added cauliflower cheese(£2.50) as a side(?).My heart sank when the food came out. For £21.50 I got served a very large plate of food, but sadly the meat looked to me like it had just been re-heated and looked very poor in quality. The plate included a portion of cauliflower on the side, but then I was also served the additional side dish of cauliflower cheese. At least with the extra side dish covered in sauce I couldn’t see the grey and dismal looking cauliflower that I could see on my main plate. I called over the waitress who, to be fair, quickly attempted to rectify the situation. I was brought another plate of beef in just a few minutes, but this was not freshly carved pink beef either. It looked like the sort of beef you get in a microwave dinner for one. Very disappointing. Sadly, after speaking with my partner, I took the decision to send back my meal and ask for it to be removed from the bill. This was done and we were offered a complimentary drink, which we declined. To be honest the food was a disgrace and as I said to the manager, it was probably the worst Sunday dinner I had ever been served. My partners meal was just about ok and we agreed that we would only flag to the staff the issue with my meal. We quickly left and settled our bill which after another discussion was calculated correctly.We have been touring around the south, south west and south midlands of England for 10 days. Every other meal we’ve had has been great quality. There is a lot that the Gardeners Arms could learn from their neighbouring pub in Gretton. Prices were lower and the food was exceptional there.

We visited here when only outdoor seating was allowed and came across by chance. Lovely location tucked away in a Cotswold villageFriendly welcoming staff and they had a little bar in the garden with a heated gazebo and well spaced tables.Menu understandably appeared a bit limited due to outdoor dining only but we really enjoyed our meal and good size portions.Will recommend and visit again now we can visit indoors.

Outstanding!!! I’ve not written a review on Trip Advisor for some years so the fact I’ve taken time to write this review is testament itself. From the friendliness and professionalism of the staff to the excellent food and the wonderful varied menu this is a place not not to be missed.

Our first meal out for 14 months - we booked with some trepidation still unsure of eating indoors. We had decided on a garden table but when we booked talked it through as weather very unsettled.....they offered a heated pod. On arrival they were extremely welcoming and did everything to make us feel safe. We could see that the restaurant was well set up to ensure social distancing. We started in the pod but found it a little chilly and asked if we could move inside. The waiter was delightful and couldn’t be more helpful. The food arrived - excellent home cooking with fresh veg. So glad we picked this restaurant for our return to eating out. By the time we left - life seemed to be returning to normal and It has given us the confidence to do it again. One person didn’t order coffee but when ours arrived with a biscuit, there was an extra one for her - an extra touch that was appreciated! Well done every one.

Visited for lunch for 1st time after lockdown found the staff very friendly and helpful with dietary problems as everything is cooked on premises they were able to adapt menu . Food was excellent and good beer .Will definitely be returning

We were visiting the elephant exhibit at Sudeley Castle and wanted to have lunch afterwards. We sent an email to book a table late the night before and received an email accepting the booking on the day.We arrived early but were welcomed without problems. They currently have a converted double decker bus serving as a bar for tables in the garden. There are some tables with umbrellas umbrellas and a gazebo. We were shown to a booth with a heater closer to the pub. The booth was very comfortable and kept us warm (there was a really effective heater) and dry despite a fairly significant rain shower.The staff were friendly helpful and efficient and the food was really good. Two of us had substantial roasts which came with fabulous rosemary and garlic roasties, a great selection of well cooked seasonal veg, huge Yorkshire puddings, generous portions of meat and delicious gravy. We also had a portion of fish and chips with some of the crispiest batter ever. Desserts were Eton mess and sticky toffee pudding. Again really delicious and well presented.The meal was a lovely end to a really good day out. Highly recommended - charming and efficient service, pleasant surroundings and lovely food. What more could you ask for?

Had Sunday lunch delivered to my Campervan, wonderful. So great was the food, the service and the lovely dog Teddy , returned Tuesday for steak and ale pie. The best pie I have ever tasted and I am an oldie . Went back again on Thursday wonderful food again, hubby has Thai served in little pots , delicious. Sadly we are completely hooked and on our next visit to Tewkesbury we will be eating again, staff si accommodating and pleasant. Would give 10* if we could. Many thanks to all staff. Beautiful dog!

We found the pub on Google maps.Due to Covid, we were seated outside in a marquis in the garden, next to an amzing double decker bus.They also have heated pods.Food choice is extensive and the service is second to none, especially as they had to bring food from the pub to the garden.I had the pie, which was delicious. I would say this is a very good example of a country pub doing as much as possible to make the customer experience, memorable. Only down side and the star off, the ales were restricted to one choice.I think though that they have been restricted by the need to keep acceptable levels, without knowing what the levels should be! due to the pandemic.Well done to all and will visit again in the future

Great food. Including vegan and gluten-free free choices. Excellent service. Lots of outdoor tables. Outdoor bar.

We were looking to stop on way to Bishops Cleeve and found out the Gardener's was open from 3pm. We were so impressed to see the "Bar Bus" open in a lovely garden setting. Entry/safety really well set out and managed - we had an excellent welcome and were well looked after by great staff. Looking around, there's plenty of tables in a nice setting and recommended for sunny afternoons/evenings! We know the food is great from our daughter who has had it delivered, so we can't wait to return and sample it soon.

My brother chose this place as it was half way between where we both live and we needed to meet before Christmas. The place was not busy and so social distancing was easy. temperatures were checked before we sat down. The waiting staff were helpful and friendly. The food was excellent and the 50% discount was most welcome. I sampled both ales on offer and both were well kept. A really enjoyable couple of hours. We shall return.

I enjoyed a super lunch today with really tasty food and reassuring procedures to enable us to relax. We had fish and chips, and also steak and ale pie. Both were very good and we both polished off a tasty pudding too! The staff were really friendly and efficient. The room was all twinkly and Christmassy to get us in the festive mood.

Had a lunch at The Gardeners Arms Alderton Today. The food was fantastic, best we have eaten in a long time. The service by Wendy was brilliant and friendly and during these times we felt so safe and relaxed. the Christmassy atmosphere added to the experience , and after a long cold muddy walk the pub was so welcoming , thank you.will be back.

We have eaten here 4 times and each time it has been superb. Great food and good ale and wine. Service very good. However it has been a long time since I have been in anyway that served me blue cheese which I asked about but wasn’t on the menu. Simply going beyond good service it’s a shame I can’t give them 6 stars.

The Gardener's Arms punches well above its weight for a country pub. The food is delicious, and the menu interesting. Lovely surroundings, and service from a lovely young staff, friendly and efficient. All credit to the Wakemans for running a top notch hostelry.

I wrote a trip advisor piece ( a few weeks ago) on how I had just had the best fish pie I had ever eaten in a well known restaurant on the top of the Promenade in Cheltenham. How wrong was I? I have had the best ever fish pie here yesterday lunch time. I wish I could do it justice by describing it but I cannot find the words. Just so delicious, beautifully cooked in a tasty sauce. The greens that accompanied the pie were again superbly cooked. If you like fish this is the dish for you.

We visited today for my son’s birthday lunch, four of us and his 8 month old daughter. We booked online and they had a high chair waiting for us at the table. Thee is a children’s menu, she had the meatballs and linguine and loved it! My son had the deconstructed Coq au vin, (three different ways of cooking chicken on a plate, including a confit leg and a miniature Kiev), my daughter in law the moules mariniere, my husband the twice baked belly of pork (with crackling) and I had an ingenious scotch egg made with haddock instead of meat. All utterly delicious - only 2 of us could venture onto dessert but those were yummy too (Eton Mess, and the other one was brownies). We had ventured out in the pouring rain for this lunch and it was well worth the trip. We are staying at a nearby 5 star hotel in Broadway and the food there, which costs the same and for many things more, is not a patch on this pub. Well done to the chef and the management, a real gem of a gastro pub and to be commended to anyone who is prepared to pay for really good food with excellent service to support it.

This pub was recommended to us by a person in a nearby town, we were staying at a local well known 4* hotel and I have to say the food at the gardener put it to shame, they have worked hard to make the pub a safe place to eat too.Beautiful food lovely people, we'll recommend...

Un regalo de cumpleaños para mí con mi hijo y su pareja.Al llegar nos pusimos las máscaras donde nos recibieron calurosamente y nos pidieron que nos tomaran la temperatura, luego nos llevaron a nuestra mesa donde nos desenmascaramos muy bien hechoTuvimos un excelente servicio de mesa, por Ella y los entrantes y el asado fue increíble

Al llegar a este encantador pub / restaurante del pueblo, nos recibió el propietario. Un tipo muy amable que realmente te hizo sentir bienvenido. Nos revisaron la temperatura y se nos pidió que siguiéramos las reglas del covid. Esto nos hizo sentir cómodos y listos para disfrutar de nuestra velada. Tuvimos una comida deliciosa junto con un gran servicio amable. Definitivamente regresaremos. En estos tiempos difícileslugares de calidad como este necesitan apoyo.Colleen y Michael

Comimos aquí mientras acampamos cerca. Desde que entró el personal fue todo muy amable y acogedor. Hablándonos de todos los lugares cercanos que merecen una visita durante nuestra estancia. Pedí el bistec y pis stilton, que era precioso. Mi compañero optó por coq au van que fue deconstruido pero nuevamente hermoso. El pudín era un pudín de caramelo pegajoso que era enorme pero ligero y fácil de comer. El bar admite perros, lo cual es genial, ya que teníamos el nuestro con nosotros. Descubrimos después que toda la comida es casera y en la reflexión se destaca. En general, la comida era perfecta y el personal genial. Definitivamente échale un vistazo si estás en las inmediaciones.

Very relaxing , wonderful ambiance , phenomenal food and service . I would highly recommend the Gardeners Arms .

¡17 por una hamburguesa de champiñones (trufa) es muy cara! No me hubiera importado si no hubiera llegado frío y aparentemente crudo. Simplemente no tenía sabor y esa textura "cruda".El curry de coco y mango (16) tenía un buen sabor y especias, pero le faltaba sustancia. Tenía un par y me refiero a un par de sarna, pero nada más. Por lo general, uno incluiría verduras o nueces o quorn o algo así. Bastante decepcionante.El lado positivo de la noche fueron los postres. De nuevo un poco caro a las 7. 50 cada uno, pero una porción bastante grande y muy sabrosa.Pasamos una agradable velada como un regalo, pero me temo que no nos apresuraremos a regresar pronto.

The food here is very good and well composed and the gins and wines were great too. There's even a menu of little meals for dogs! Service was excellent and very friendly. All covid precautions in place. Enjoy!

Never go back again. Landlady not welcoming rude not dog friendly physically pushed my dog in the face although he and the other dog in the bar were fine. The couple came out and were shocked at landladys reaction told them we,re local hence many locals go else where.

Los más decepcionados: coq au vin @ 22. Los tamaños de 95 eran más parecidos a un gorrión que a un pollo y las verduras solo estaban ligeramente calientes. El personal de espera no parecía molesto por nuestra preocupación al revisar nuestra mesa y hubiera esperado que un miembro más senior del personal hubiera ofrecido disculpas. Los postres parecían un poco caros para el tamaño que vimos entregados en otras mesas, pero con la decepción del plato principal no nos molestamos. Luego, para recibir la factura y la rosa, a Zinfandel se le cobró 10 dólares. 00 @ glass mi socio dijo que no es de extrañar que usen máscaras. Definitivamente no regresaremos, ya que hay muchos establecimientos en el área que sirven una comida muy superior en nuestra opinión, con un personal amable y la ventaja adicional de un vino más barato.

Visitamos este encantador pub hoy para almorzar, personal amable y cálida sala de bienvenida. Diría que un poco caro para los platos principales, lo mismo para los budines, pero gracias por mantener un restaurante cálido y limpio,

Our Airbnb host recommended so we found our way to this pub which was about 2/3 miles from Dumbleton.Loved the fact they do a doggie menu as a novelty but we didn’t indulge our boy.Nevertheless this is a very dog friendly pub and we met the owners dog Ted. We both had the GA Burgers which were home made and delicious but a little more expensive than the £11.95 we buy in our quality local.Having said that we were pleasantly surprised to find the eat out scheme had been extended this month which made them cheaper than we pay at home. The owners and staff were attentive and very friendly.

We had high Hope's when we pulled up outside this lovely looking thatched pub. We read the reviews and thought we'd have lunch. Firstly the interior does not match exterior so if you are looking traditional charm, this is not the place. The menu reads very well and looked expensive. I ordered fish and chips at £16.95 and my wife ordered Duck and ginger noodle stir fry at £17.95. To put that into perspective the noodles were more expensive than Michelin starred Hakkassan in central London. The fish and chips were average, nothing special at all and the noodle were covered in some kind of packet sauce and not particularly nice. I'm not saying the food was disgusting but please realistic with your value propersition. Overpriced food and left underwhelmed. We had a fantastic evening at the Swan near Eckington which was so much nicer.. really good quality food, honestly priced.

Great village pub, we love it here. They are very Covid conscious and we felt totally safe. Welcoming, friendly, great atmosphere and the food is great. Highly recommend.

We went here mainly due to most of the dishes being gluten free. It is a lovely old fashioned pub but with loads of space to ensure safe distancing. There is an excellent choice and we had one burger a mushroom burger a fisherman’s pie and a pork belly. Food quality was of the highest order and the service was excellent. Prices are on the high side with all meals around the £16 - 19 mark and a bottle of merlot costing £26. However the pub is continuing the Eat Out to Help Out deal for Monday to Wednesday so we had puddings and got £10 off each meal. This is a great place to eat but just be aware the prices are slightly on the high side if you are on a tight budget. We loved it though.

We ate here twice.Very good both times. Very safe Covid measures taken seriously and felt safe. Food superb. Love the muscles and chips such a lovely pub well worth visit.

Buena comida, servicio rápido, jardín de pub, normalmente 50 para 2 personas para el almuerzo, 25 por cabeza, pero con EOTHO lo hizo 30. No hay menú de almuerzo con la misma comida durante todo el día. Hay estacionamiento disponible, pero puede ser muy estrecho cuando hay mucha gente.

Such an amazing place to eat, food was tasty, enjoyed every single meal. High hygiene standards. Chris who was servig us was so polite and helpful, such a professional.

El personal fue muy acogedor y extremadamente profesional. Comimos en el restaurante y la comida fue absolutamente deliciosa con excelentes opciones vegetarianas. El crumble de frutas fue superlativo. Disfrutamos mucho de nuestra noche y unos días después obtuvimos 2 pizzas para llevar (amante de la carne y salchicha vegana) ya que estábamos en el campamento cercano y ambas eran fantásticas y muy sabrosas; ¡la mejor pizza vegana que he probado! Gracias a los chefs y camareras que hacen de esta visita un verdadero placer.

We visited The Gardeners Arms for Monday lunch after our walk and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. The Covid 19 related safety measures were in place and adhered to; the service was spot on (and staff still smiling despite the fact that the place was getting very busy) and the food (Fish & chips and Fisherman’s pie) was excellent (came steaming hot and as honest servings). We welcomed the fact that the management decided to continue with the scheme “Eat out to help out” - much appreciated. We’ll be back - thank you!

We have visited twice recently taking advantage of the government scheme. The staff where very welcoming taking everyones temperature on arrival. The staff wear face masks and are were very attentive. The menu is quite varied but good. We all had different dishes so had a good cross section of the menu and all arrived hot and well presented. Eating certanly did not dissapont, the food was excellent as was the establishments atmosphere. The tables are well spaced and all the usual antiseptic gels in good supply. We had two very ejoyable evenings to which end we will be returning for a further dinner next week. I reccoment a visit and booking in advance as establishment was very busy on both our visits.

Went this evening for a birthday meal with the familyWe have visited a while ago and it was great, apparently new management has taken over since then but after this visit I don’t think any of us will be returning.Staff were a bit out of it and slow, missed things off our order and brought other things we hadn’t ordered. I myself am a vegetarian so wasn’t much of a variety to choose from but the mushroom&truffle veggie burger description sounded really nice so ordered that. Was super disappointed tasted of nothing, for a price mark of £15.95 would have thought it’d have abit more to it! Side veg was hard and watery, no butter or any seasoning like described on menuOther people on our table hadn’t enjoyed their food either, so at this point some of us just wanted to leave. However decided to see if the place could make up for it with their desserts. £7.50 for a Eton mess that comes in a small jam jar? Had to send it back due to the fruit being rock hard stuck together from being frozen. When we asked a waitress if this is how it’s meant to be she replied with ‘yes you ordered the ice cream’ ‍♀️??Just reflected the service really, not checked on often. When ever they did come over they’d only ask 2 people at one side of the table for something neglecting the whole other side so they’d have to do multiple trips because the table wasn’t asked if we wanted anything else so we’d have to constantly get their attention. Ok we attended while the establishment is doing the ‘eat out to help out’ scheme so we did get a percentage off but even with that I still left paying £30 and not happy with anything really.

Greeted by owner Wendy who with our server Izzy made us most welcome. Restaurant was set up to be Covid secure and we felt very safe. The food was excellent with huge portions and the steak and stilton pie was among the best I have had. Reasonable prices made even better by their decision to extend the government's £10 deal. Would definitely return if we are in the area.

Excellent in every aspect. Friendly (but not overbearing) service. Wonderful food. Huge portions. Food came quickly. Restaurant was clean and felt “safe” in the current climate.

So happy after having a delicious meal, made even better with such amazing staff! A man greeted us on arrival and made an extra effort to ask about our day etc, a young girl (with red hair) served us and was so polite and friendly!! Fantastic experience, thanks so much! we will be coming back!

Visited the Gardeners Arms today and had an amazing meal. The staff are so cheerful and attentive and with their Covid policies, we felt very secure. Great atmosphere - will certainly be returning soon.

Had a thoroughly enjoyable evening in this dog friendly restaurant. Food was lovely and service excellent. Sadly one of the mains we selected was not available but that happens. The downside was the price of desserts - £7.50 for an Eton Mess I did not feel was good value at all. Would come again but wouldn’t buy desserts.

We were visiting a show at Sudeley Castle and had researched pubs/restaurants in the area before our time of admission to the Castle grounds - The Gardeners Arms appeared to be the best bet. We phoned en route to book a table and were brightly welcomed. Upon arrival Mike made us most welcome, he was a charming host, and obviously managed a very well-run establishment, staff were attentive and bright, good beers and everywhere was spotlessly clean. Our lunch was excellent, we can certainly recommend the home-made steak pie, vegetables nicely al dente. Alderton is lucky to have such a pub in the village.

Wonderful old pub in lovely village. Visited twice & both times meals were great! Staff very friendly. Most impressed also with doggie menu which our dog chose lovely Sunday lunch from! Well done to you all on friendliness/service.

We found this pub/restaurant to have all the right measures in place during these strange times. Visited for an afternoon drink & an evening meal. Food was lovely, staff were attentive & at the end of our evening Wendy the owner showed a true act of kindness. Well done to all. Keep up your excellent standards.

The staff had the place Covid ready, which must be a complete nightmare! Lovely Doom Bar on draught. The food was great, especially the steak and the moules mariniere (of which there were more than enough!).We were only visiting the village while on holiday, so if we come back to Alderton we will defo be back to this place. Well done to one and all. Cheers from the Brett family

A party of 4 we enjoyed an evening at this pub with a little help paying the bill courtesy of Rishi Sunak. As you can’t go to the bar in the present climate it would have been good if the waitress knew what beers and ciders where available to save her shoe leather!The food was perfectly ok - my wife had a very good fisherman’s pie and it was of a decent size and tasty. Two of us had the beef burger in sour dough bap with chips - again it was fine. The young lady who took our order implied that these came with onion rings - they don’t (I accept that if you read the tiny print on the menu it didn’t say onion rings included ) and are actually a side order at £4.50 although my friend who had them never actually got a side order of them. I guess they were stuffed into the burger. So check what you are buying if cost is an issue. For me it is about integrity and not tricking customers into an up selling situation. It went a bit wrong when we ordered deserts - around the room were pictures of the Gardeners Arms food and thinking the Eton Mess (£7.50) looked excellent despite being a bit pricey that is what we went for. You may imagine our disappointment when two small jam jars appeared containing our puddings. So we sent them back as they were very poor value even if Rishi was helping out a bit! The owners explanation was that it had been really busy and they had run out of plates!!Interestingly where we were staying another couple had Eton mess at the pub a few days before and theirs came in a jam jar - it must have been busy that day as well!!!!Honesty and integrity - that is all that is needed not lies. They always catch you out.

This pub is just along the road from the cottage that we're staying in for the week and had been recommended by previous occupants.It was an exceptionally hot evening and I really felt for the staff under the new regime having to wear face masks.All staff were a credit to the pub, friendly and helpful. We were seated immediately and sat near to an open door (much appreciated). Our order was taken promptly and arrived in good time. The food was lovely and with the Gardeners Arms taking part in the Eat Out to Help Out scheme it was a very reasonable evening out. They have a great garden too with a novel double decker bus serving drinks outside. Just wish it was our local pub! Thanks for a lovely evening.

We called in after a local walk. The owners had been particularly careful about the new Covid rules and still the pub/restaurant had great appeal!! Lovely food , excellent menu, would love to go back!!

Visited tonight on trip to Cotswolds from London and we honestly couldn't have picked a better pub to dine at. Starters were fab we had pork belly that melted in the mouth for main. My trio of chicken was amazing and the wines to go with each course we're spot on. Friendly staff and really good measures in place for social distancing. Would happily return. Thanks guys

Temperature taken at the door and hand gel.socially distancing tables disposable menus. Staff all wearing masks and gloves. Food was excellent nice and hot and very well presented.Staff very friendly. Definatly recomend this pub excellent Covid precautions in place felt very safe.We are staying at the local camp site so very convenient for a meal out. The beer is good

Visited again for post run drinks after following the route on the Gardener's Arm's website with a local canicross group. Very dog friendly pub with lovely welcoming owners. Highly recommend whatever you occasion, drinks, meal etc. Whatever you're looking for, Gardener's Arms is one of the best pubs I've been to in a while and can't wait until my next visit.

The staff in this pub are really friendly, make you and your four legged friend very welcome and not only do they do excellent food, their selection of Ales and Gins are second to none.

While staying at the Tally-Ho B&B directly opposite, the Gardeners Arms was recommended as a good place to eat. I have to agree; good food, good atmosphere, generous portions and desserts to die for... well and truly 'stuffed' afterwards.

Admirable portions of attractive, tasty food from a very varied Sunday menu. Very good service and friendly atmosphere - definitely going again.

This very friendly pub restaurant provides an enjoyable atmosphere with their lovely white alsation as a talking point. Service is excellent but neither of our meals were outstanding. My meat balls on fetuchini were average and the meat balls were cool in the centre whilst my wife's ale pie was small and not rich with meat. The ice cream desert became outstanding by adding delicious summer fruits and marshmallow; it was the best part of the meal.Whilst we both love Rose wine, we felt that the Zinfandel was overpriced at £26.00 a bottle.