The Vineyard Restaurant in Forest of Dean

Stayed in one of the beautiful lodges amongst the vines. It was wonderful to wake up on a crisp and sunny morning in such lovely accommodation. The summers here must be amazing. We ate in the restaurant on a Saturday evening and is very tastefully decorated, service is friendly and attentive. The food is superb, very imaginative tapas style dishes, my particular favourites were the orzo with roasted salmon and the figs with Stilton. We walked through the vines to breakfast which was lovely. The breakfast was fantastic, one of the best we’ve ever had. Smoked salmon was amazing, never tasted salmon like it. All in all, a beautiful place in a fantastic location, friendly staff, great food and excellent wines. Can’t wait to go back

Very disappointed had a ham tomato toasty piled with sliced ham bit of tomato under cooked , staff were too busy with coach party in, £29 for meal with chips and drink for two not worth that much as we left most of the meal.

lady at desk very snooty looked down on us ! felt unwelcomed what we’re we doing there ? then said table booked oh !! dreadful customer service won’t be going again but food was nice but only tiny portions as it’s all tapas no plates of food just nibbles not advertised well

Our first visit and what a lovely idea to have menu solely compromising of tapas style sharing dishes. Very friendly welcome and a great table location in the very spacious restaurant. The menu choices are quite extensive - try the charcuterie platter with the breads - all very good and then we had a couple of dishes from the sharing menu with the posh fries! Very attentive service without being overbearing or rushed. The wine list, of course, has all of their own wines but also some guest ones too, all sensibly priced.

A lovely ambience in this vineyard restaurant. The tapas style dishes were very generous in size, there was a wide range, they were beautifully presented and very tasty. A lovely idea for sharing.

Lovely date night at Three Choirs, excellent food nicely complimented by friendly and efficient service. Generous food portions. Comfortable surrounds and tasteful festive decorations.

This was a meal to celebrate two birthdays and what a celebration we had! This was fine dining tapas style which was informal but in very exquisite surroundings. The view of the vineyards was beautiful. The tapas menu was far reaching and exceeded our expectations regarding quality, quantity and taste. We all enjoyed ourselves very much indeed and loved this new tapas idea. The wine was superb and being allowed to try the wines first was a bonus. An excellent venue with very happy customers.

Very good and broad range of tapas. Very well cooked and nicely presented. We had this with the wine tasting which is served at the table. A brief description of each wine is given ( thankfully not too much ) and then you are left to enjoy your tapas and wine at your leisure. A pleasant dinning room and nice service. Good value and good quality.

We booked to stay at the 3 Choirs Vinyard for 2 nights and as it was a Tapas menu and I like ‘proper’food we only booked for one night. HOW WRONG WAS I. The food is amazing and plentiful ,well cooked and served by attentive staff. And as expected great wine. So lucky booked the next night. Definitely a must.

Stayed here for my birthday present, lovely rooms lovely staff and excellent meals. It was nice to walk round the vineyard although there were no grapes at this time of year. The tour around the wine making facility was informative but the wine tasting wasn’t the best.All in all lovely stay.

Went with several other couples to celebrate a birthday as soon as we could book tables (and rooms in the hotel) after the end of lockdown rules. Restaurant has changed to a tapas menu post lockdown, and none the worse for that, great variety, beautifully prepared and presented, lovingly served. We had early evening slots for service which allows more time to savour the food, (and wine of course) perhaps a good idea to order slowly and not get all dishes at once so that you can create a good atmosphere. Sharing platters offer fantastic choice and value. We were well looked after by the excellent service team.

Tapas meal had a varied selection, portions were generous and well presented. Food was delicious and the service was excellent, would highly recommend

We visited the Restaurant whilst staying locally for a few days. The tapas was excellent with a great variety of dishes to choose from. The restaurant staff were great and Sophie looked after us very well. The Willowbrook 2018 white wine was a great choice, so much so that we bought a bottle to take away with us. Would love to return here again one day.

Excellent food. Well cooked varied tapas. Good service. Booked both nights during our stay at this lovely vineyard. Service was friendly and efficient. Good distancing so space away from other diners. Highly recommended.

Fantastic meal! Superb tapas in lovely surroundings with bright and cheery staff. Had a great meal, all very fresh and home made, authentic plus the wines from their own vineyard. Great value too. Totally recommend

Variable but mainly indifferent food. Figs were overripe. Has been better on previous visits. Great location let down by inconsistency. Avoid early dinner slots if you want atmosphere

In the evenings, tapas menu is the only one available at the moment. Well, we like tapas. So, 6 dishes, 3 fish based, 2 meat and one veg. All excellent. You can order additional sides, but we were happy with what we had. The dishes...

Fabulous weekend. Stayed on Friday night, wine tour, tasting then dinner. The wines are lovely especially the cuvee. Really great staff and lovely meal of Tapas. The rooms are spacious and comfortable with a view over the vineyards.

The Tapas approach to the lunch menu made sure there was plenty to choose from and quantities could be varied according to appetite. Service was very attentive and quite satisfactory although not fast due to COVID staff restrictions. Quality of ingredients and presentation very good....

Just got back from a lovely overnight stay in a Vineyard View Room...The wine tour was relaxed and we were left to do the tasting at our leisure which was nice. All the staff were so helpful and friendly...They even left a Birthday Card in...

We were given overnight stay at the vineyard with dinner and breakfast as a Christmas gift, Covid got in the way, so we only just used it. Was very concerned when reading just before we arrived that the dinner menu was now tapas. The restaurant...

Was taken to this overpriced junkyard a couple of weeks ago. Service - Poor Food - Poor Vinegar (sorry "Wine") - warm and rancid. on the plus side, they shouldn't have any trouble with social distancing rules, because the place was Dead! If you're not...

Where to begin? suffice to say that if you do not want fresh food served by great staff-DO NOT VENTURE TO THIS PLACE

Really good food, both had the ribeye steaks which were cooked brilliantly. Service was really attentive and obviously the wine was top class. The only negative was that I couldn’t get an espresso but a very very minor point.

A group of 15 dined at the Three Choirs on a Saturday lunch time. The service was slow even though the restaurant did not seem busy. The menu is quite exciting; however, the actual food was frugal and uninspiring. My final memory was the bill...

It's so easy for us to get too but every time we go we are disappointed, could be absolutely fabulous but, what can only be described as reasonable food but over-priced, particularly disappointing is the lack of attention to stuff that is easily fixed! eg...

Terrible, keep away from here if you want a Christmas meal. This is our regular venue for Christmas Dinner every year. However when we arrived there were only three tables occupied, perhaps others new something we did'nt. We ordered three Christmas dinners and one fish...

Have used Three Choirs on several occasions and each time the experience has been good. The food has never been a disappointment and the staff are usually welcoming and efficient. We try to get a table looking out over the vineyard where the view is...

After visiting back in August for my wifes birthday and having an excellent meal decided to bring a couple of friends to celebrate my birthday. Previous visit had ordered a bottle of sparkling wine and this was delivered to table on our arrival. Despite the...

Initially called in here to purchase a few bottles of the outstanding May Hill 2016 White which is on offer. Realising hunger was kicking in, decided to call into the attached restaurant for some lunch. Greeted by clean and quiet decor, a relaxed atmosphere was...

Some of the best food I have tasted. Excellently presented, all food had great taste and I tried something new both nights. The menu is small but great options and plenty to choose from for all. Great wine, I really enjoyed the Willowbrook. Compliments to...

Went for a Friday lunch and despite the lovely restaurant and attentive staff, the food let it down. A shared chicken liver parfait was quite bland and un-imaginative, just a slice on a plate with three small melba toast biscuits out of a packet. My...

This is the 4th time Ive been and would have given 5 stars every time. Chose beetroot smoked salmon starter and skate wing main. All looked lovely & tasted great just would have liked another ingredient other than new potatoes & boney fish. Very plain. Not inspirational this time. Service good and attentive. Decor & ambience is lovely.

We stayed in lodge room with dinner and breakfast.Having a table with a gorgeous view over the vineyards and countryside is a winner and a great start. The waitress was excellent and the food pleasant if not special. Starters of beetroot infused smoked salmon were fine, mains of pork belly and plaice good enough and chocolate fondant a sound pudding. Wine suggestions were followed - sometimes!It was not perhaps as upmarket as we had expected given the pricing but enjoyable nonetheless.Breakfast was more amateurish but there was a reasonable spread laid out. The smoked salmon and scrambled eggs were first class, the rigmarole and staff attitude when trying to get some toast less so. And my chief criterion for hotel breakfast is the quality of the orange juice and a three out of five would be generous!

Last minute booking, excellent experience all round. Wouldn't hesitate to return. Friendly staff. Good atmosphere

Gorgeous setting, informative wine tour and tasting (Hannah very knowledgeable) delicious lunch with glorious views over the vines. Restaurant food really well executed and presented and delicious - in particular the cheese soufflé. The restaurant waiting staff a little disorganised but didn’t mar the overall experience.

This brasserie is in a great location, a very attractive area. We were made welcome and had a great spot sitting at the window overlooking the vineyard. The room itself does not look like the photographs above any more, it is much nicer, not having the ubiquitous faux leather chairs. It has a lovely sitting area too, for a pre-dinner drink or coffee that has a fab stove for winter and there are chairs and tables outside if we ever get any sunshine! A nice atmosphere all round inside and out.Now, food. For starter I had a carrot panna cotta, something I had never had before, my husband had lovely large mussels. My husband carried on being fishy with a tasty hake main. I thought I would go veggie for a change so had Tempura battered courgette flower, which looked great when it came out, and ratatouille. Unfortunately the dish did not have much flavour. A sticky toffee pud followed but as everywhere did not come with enough sauce. Add a large bottle of water and two glasses of their own wine which was quite nice, the bill came to £65.95, which we thought reasonable.All in all a very nice lunch in a lovely place with friendly staff.

Lovely welcome.Appreciated the ‘no mobile phones’ policy as people taking pictures of food and constantly checking their phones during dinner does my fruit in.Good wine list and some guest wines too, by the glass.Sunday menu was comprehensive and offered details of wine pairings.Price was ok for the quality and portion size.

Excellent lunch that would have been five star if the baked Camembert had been serve with more appropriate bread - the brioche was too sweet. Other than that, the mussels were outstanding, the plaice fillets absolutely flavoursome especially with the samphire and shrimps. Lovely Cornish(?) new potatoes cooked to perfection. My wife had a fantastic burger and all of us sampled the thrice cooked chips - need to order something with chips next time!The Apple tarte tartin and the panne a cotta we equally tasty. The young lady who served us was very helpful, friendly and respectful. Well worth the journey.

This tour and tasting was excellent value for money. Four tastings and an informative tour by a lovely member of staff. The wine was excellent and we purchased some to take home. Views of the vineyard are stunning.

I had a short visit with family and we went to the restaurant for dinner. The service was great, the wine and food amazing and the atmosphere lovely. You must give it a try!!

We had a great lunch with nice wines followed by a tour of the vineyard and winemaking. Fascinating to see it all together. Worth a visit for sure.

We had taken a tour of the Vineyard and had not intended to stay for lunch - but the restaurant was In a lovely setting overlooking the vines - and the wines were delicious! So we were quickly seated and shared a platter of artisan bread with oil and balsamic vinegar. I chose the burger for mains -served with triple cooked chips it was delicious and huge, especially with the 3 choirs Pinot noir. My wife chose a salad starter served as a main, with a glass of siegerrebe. Service was efficient and cheerful and we finished with coffee - overall we paid around £38. I would recommend the restaurant and the tour of the vineyard.

Stayed at three choirs over the weekend and ate at the restaurant both nights as the food was so good!

My boyfriend treated me to a lovely evening meal at the Three Choir Vineyard restaurant as part of a pre birthday treat as for Christmas I was given a wine tasting tour, bed & breakfast voucher to stay at the vineyard and we had an evening meal on site too!

I took my wife for Birthday Lunch, along with my close family. Beautiful setting, with great staff and a fabulous Sunday Lunch Menu. Every member of our party thought their food was cooked to perfection, with the Roast Lamb and Baked Bream particularly good. All rounded off with a wide selection of the Vineyards own excellent selction of wine.

We had an evening meal on a Friday evening. The food was superb and the service was excellent, in what I would describe as an informal way. The wine was really good; as you would expect! The view from the restaurant of the countryside is wonderful. The prices are very reasonable given the quality of the food and drink. Would highly recommend.

We stayed in one of their excellent rooms after a tour/tasting and had dinner and breakfast in this restaurant. The restaurant was spacious and the service and food were superb. The breakfast even had Clonakilty black pudding as part of the Full English Breakfast..

Dinner on a Saturday evening, very pleasant attentive and friendly staff who made sure the meal met our needs and explained the menu. Good atmosphere, parking on the site . An upmarket restaurant with reasonable prices for the quality of food

Lovely location and great waitress service but if you don’t live risotto, there’s no choice for vegetarians.

Lovely setting for a meal. Really good friendly service. But if you are a Vegetarian or a Vegan this is not a restaurant for you. Menu for vegetarians was so limited and not nutritionally balanced. We really need something more inspiring than the old staple rissoto or a small plate of vegetables. There are so many inspiring vegetarian dishes out there now. But saying that the Apple Tarte Tatin was beautiful!

Excellent service by Michelle plus the food, wine and ambiance. Much improved since our last visit two years ago. Impressed with the quality of food especially the ‘tarte tatin’.

Went here on the day before Xmas for a family get together. Gorgeous venue and the decor is fabulous and wine linked to the vineyard which was superb. Food was marvellous and the staff were so attentive and helpful they were great as well.. This place is very personal and offers a service that is brilliant. Will be back again soon.

Lovely atmosphere and setting, food good and great wine. Nice to see not a big make up from the Wine shop prices. Would recommend to family and friends

We booked for a weekend with another couple - something a littled different to do in February! We were looking forward to our wine tour and tasting and exploring the local area and weren't expecting particularly great food in the restaurant - how wrong we were! The food was excellent as was the service. It made our stay really, really special.

Ate twice here whilst also staying at the vineyard. On both nights food was excellent with very quick and friendly service. Lovely setting too with a log burner to keep you warm whilst having a pre-dinner drink.

The staff are very welcoming & helpful, nothing seemed too much trouble. The food was very good, couldn’t really fault it. The Classic Cuvée is a must too

This restaurant is set in the heart of the vineyard. The wine list reflects this and I can recommend the Ravens Hill. There are comfortable chairs surrounding the fire and large floor to ceiling windows with views stretching over the vineyard.

Sunday lunch is fantastic value. Staff are welcoming and attentive without being pushy. Quality of food was very good and good portions.

The food and service was to die for.

Our family visited Three Choirs Restaurant for lunch on 17th November, to celebrate my daughter's 21st birthday. The venue was stunning, the food was delicious and the service was quite exceptional. Nothing was too much trouble. We had two vegans in our party, and the chef emailed me beforehand to let me know which dishes could be adapted, and informing me of the provision of a specific vegan menu. My son (11) asked for sausages, but requested an accompaniment of egg and chips, instead of mash! No trouble at all - and he said they were the best sausages he had ever had! The friendly waitress didn't bat an eyelid at any of our strange requests and happily took group photos for us. We will all remember this special day for a long time to come and will definitely be returning to this magical place.

Good hospitality.Value for money.Beautiful location.Place for everyone.Kids will enjoy and they are valued too.

A nice menu, with excellent food and all the staff were most efficient and helpful.The chicken and leek pie was a success.

Visited this venue in 2017 and it was fantastic. Lots to see and the food in the dining restaurant is to die for. It was outstanding.

We had a large table in the main restaurant. Service was friendly and efficient; they coped well with our large group. Food was very enjoyable, with some outstanding starters: the squid and the cured trout. And drinking the wines from the vineyard is always a delight.

Here is a copy of the email I sent to the Three Choirs after a recent visit. They never responded...

This is a great place to visit, starting with a very informative tour and wine samplings. But ensure you book the restaurant as the food and service is excellent.

Having lived in the Cotswolds for many years we had always promised ourselves a visit to the Three Choirs vineyards and restaurant.

My husband bought me a voucher for my birthday to spend two nights here.

Wonderful, informative wine tour and tasting followed by lunch at the restaurant. Fabulous service all round and great food if a bit pricey. My only complaint would be the French fries served with my burger were not up to the standard of the rest of the meal. It would have been much nicer to serve some chunky chips.

I've drunk Three Choirs wine in Manchester, so was keen to go there while I was in Gloucestershire. On a Sunday evening, the setting was idyllic, sitting in the open french doors of a lovely restaurant, looking out over the vineyard to the hills beyond, only one building in sight in the far distance, the evening sunshine putting a glow over it all. My (single, sadly) glass of wine was perfect with the local ingredients that were perfectly, simply presented. I was so impressed I tried to book for the next evening - warning, they aren't open on Mondays!

Been to this restaurant many times for both lunch ad dinner. The venue is awesome, on a summers day you can sit on the terrace and look over the fields of vines. Drink a bottle of their own sparking Cuvee Brut and overlook where the grapes were grown.

Service fantastic, food outstanding. Compliments to the chef!! Thank you for a brilliant culinary experience, will be back.

We’ve wanted to go here for many years. Booked Sunday lunchtime with friends, where there was little or no shade outside or realistic outdoor seating/tables. So in the sun this is a disappointment, because the views overlooking the vines are great but sadly we had to dine inside. Very surprised they haven’t invested especially as they have lots of space to expand the outdoor seating. Best to go in the winter next time.

Family lunch on a hot Saturday. The main dining room had open doors which let in the breeze and showed off the striking view into the valley of grapes. Food (Burger, Hake, Risotto) was all good and reasonably priced. The restaurant was fully booked and service, although friendly, seemed a bit too slow at times as a result. However this is a high quality venue that's worth a visit.

A beautiful vineyard well worth our visit the tour and tasting was very well presented but the most impressive part about our trip was the amazing meal in the evening. The staff and food was of a first class standard at a very reasonable price.

As part of our day out in the vineyard, we had lunch here. The menu had a good variety of choices and our dishes were very well cooked and presented. The staff gave us excellent service and the setting of the restaurant made this an occasion to be remembered.

Took my mother here for lunch to celebrate her 95th birthday. Lunch was OK and reasonably priced, staff were wonderful and the location is amazing - you could be in the South of France! If its a nice day and you are in the area I strongly recommend a detour for a spot of lunch in the middle of this lovely vineyard.

Our daughters Christmas present to my wife and I was a night at the Three Choirs Vineyard which included wine tasting, tour and evening meal.

My family and I have visited the Three Choirs Vineyard dozens of times over the years and have always found it to be most excellent. However, on this occasion we were very disappointed. My starter was billed as camembert with pear, walnuts and salad. Delicious I thought. How wrong I was. I had precisely three slithers of camembert. I know because I counted them. The plate was awash with salad and pear, but sadly little camembert. If a starter is going to be billed as camembert with...then it needs to contain more than three 2cm by 3mm slithers. All three main courses were nice. However, Three Choirs are very stingy with the vegetables. If you're going to bother to bring out extra vegetables, it needs to be more substantial than three florets each of cauliflower cheese. The dessert was dreadful. White chocolate and raspberry bread and butter pudding. It was an unappetising slop in a pool of custard. It was soft and had no texture. Akin to baby food. The taste was sickly. One of the worst desserts I've ever tried. Dreadfully presented. One of the waiting staff had no idea about the customer service side of the business. She didn't smile or engage. She looked fed up and bored. She plonked the desserts menus on the edge of the table and told us to help ourselves. We steeled ourselves to say what we thought of the meal when we paid the bill. However, when the bill was taken, she didn't say was everything alright or did you enjoy your meal. So, Three Choirs missed out on some direct feedback. The Sunday lunch is now £27.50, which is fairly pricey. However, neither the food or customer service matches the price. We'd have to think long and hard about returning to Three Choirs again after this poor show. Style over sustance sadly. There are now much better Sunday lunch menus out there for the same price or less.

We visited the Three Choirs restuarant as part of a gift package received by my wife which included adopting a vine, a winery tour and wine tasting. We were lucky with the weather and had a delicious meal in beautiful surroundings overlooking the vineyard. Highly recommended for a special occasion.

Despite being local, we had never visited here! Having taken a couple of wedding anniversary days off, we decided to walk the dog on some of the three choirs way which naturally included a visit..... we popped in with the dog and our scruffy walking kit to a very warm welcome. We sat outside with the dog but the service was brilliant. The main restaurant seemed quite busy but we didn’t experience any delay with our service. We had a bottle of May Hill (sweet) which we then followed with a bottle of Willowbrook med dry (yes we were only supposed to be having a glass!!) we then had lunches-a crispy beef salad and a hake fishcake-both of which were spot on. The shop had lots of interesting chutneys etc and of course wine-yes we are walking home carrying it now. To summarise-beautiful food, fantastic service, relaxing atmosphere, reasonably priced. We will return-recommend

We have visited this restaurant a few times over the years and it remains our go to location for a special meal out with friends and family. The location is obviously delightful, but there is always a nice atmosphere in the comfortable dining area and friendly staff. Food was up to it’s usual high standard although my cheesecake was a little solid (think I’ve been watching too much bake off The Professionals!)

Visited for lunch after receiving a gift voucher. I have to say I was expecting more. The standards are not that high but the prices are. The food was mediocre at best. I had a burger with duck fat chips. The burger was quite nice but the chips were a massive flobby disappointment. My wife had fish and king prawn pie, which only had two prawns in it. The side of kale looked yellow and soggy.

Visited this vineyard with a voucher from our children .

I was so impressed with this restaurant. The location is stunning with beautiful views over the vineyard and countryside and the restaurant is beautifully and tastefully furnished with many interesting touches such as ceiling lights made from wine bottles.

Visited the vineyard for a Saturday lunch. For starters we had the salmon mousse and the baked Brie. These were served with a side salad and were enjoyable. The main courses we chose were a chicken breast with a vegetable tangine which had lovely flavours and the trout fillet. This was drunk with a bottle of Three Choirs Schierrebe, a dry aromatic white wine, which went well with the food and the grapes are grown on the vineyard.

Ate here on a Friday evening whilst on holiday in the area. The restaurant is very tastefully decorated and well set out, a nice place to be overlooking the vineyad. On the night we went it was very quiet, this didn't bother us, it felt like we had a personal chef. All 3 courses were excellent and well prepared and service (from the trainee) was good. Great choice of wines (as expected). If I was in the area I would eat here again.

Visited for Sunday lunch. Delicious roast pork but no apple sauce! Baked apple instead. Pleasant setting overlooking the vineyard where tours and tastings are available.

We were 7 for lunch. We had been here before 3 years ago and were impressed then, so this was a natural choice for us to stop at for lunch on our way to Herefordshire.

We recently had a one night stay at the three choirs vineyard in one of their chalets with a beautiful view of the vineyard and a patio door which opened to a private table and chairs which we sat and enjoyed a bottle of three choirs wine it was most pleasant with the hazy sun shining over the vines. We also had a wine tasting event during the afternoon and a wine making tour which was very enjoyable. We were able to have a lovely walk around the vineyard and on the evening we had a very delicious meal and a smashing breakfast in the morning. Well worth a visit.

Found this restaurant by chance whilst visiting the vineyard shop. Friendly efficient staff and some great tasty food, well presented. Looking forward to another visit on a hot summers day when the vines are heavy with grapes, eating and drinking in the scenery.

Our first visit to this restaurant and we were not disappointed. Varied menu, friendly and efficient service. A lovely lunch. Would recommend very highly.

I came here back when I was 4 months old, with the same crew (Mummy, Grandma, Great Granny and Great Grandad). But I wasn’t allowed to try anything, so I was well pleased when we arrived here today!

Very nice restaurant with great staff. The menu is well balanced and they catered for food allergy without fuss. The food was very good quality and although the food prices were not cheap (£17 for venison burger) you didn't feel hard doneby.

The 2017 Ledbury Rotary Christmas meal was held at this restraint. From start to finish arranging and execution, the Three Choirs staff were excellent. The menu was varied, the food first class, and service friendly, attentive and efficient. This is not the first time I have visited but it will definitely not be the last. Thoroughly recommended as a good experience plus good food and superb ambience.

We visited here with my sister and her husband plus adult niece and nephew last night

We lunched here on Saturday - a group of 9 - and the service was excellent from the moment we stepped through the door. Drinks before the meal came speedily and once at the table our order was promptly dealt with, good recommendations re the wine and the food was all served together. Everyone in the party was delighted with the food which was delicious. A great find and somewhere to return to.

We were gifted a winery tour and lunch, and thoroughly enjoyed our few hours, here. The tour with wine tasting is very enjoyable and the host clearly knows his stuff, which is always welcome. It was great to learn a few things about the whole grape to bottle process. Lunch was fantastic and I do recommend dining here, without a doubt. The food was great and well presented. I would happily return just to use the restaurant.

Great find! Wines & other related items on sale. They offer wine tasting & tours as well which is good stuff!