Trouble House Cafe Bar in Cotswold

Jackie and the team were friendly and welcoming hosts for a recent private party. The food was delicious and the service was excellent!

Are running club has used the trouble house for are awards night the last year (40 of us ) and the food as always been amazing 🤩 and service as been outstanding

What a fabulous restaurant. From the minute I contacted them about accommodating our large group they were amazing, despite the number of guests constantly increasing. We had a lovely private area at the back of the restaurant seating 14. We pre-ordered and the food choices were extensive - appealing to everyone in our group from age 11 to 83! But most importantly the food was absolutely delicious. Lots of tempting sounding dishes on the menu all of which lived up to expectations. I had the fish & fizz Friday special which was sea bass, prawns and scallops in a delicious sauce with cauliflower puree and crispy potatoes - heavenly! Came with a glass of fizz too. Everyone loved their food. Desserts and starters were also very high quality and beautifully presented. A miscommunication about my (fussy!) daughter's pudding was dealt with quickly and without fuss. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend. A big thank you to Jacqui and her incredible team, especially the very talented chef. Now I just need an excuse to go back to Tetbury to re-visit!

This is a regular stop for myself for my two dogs, but usually it’s just for coffee and some of the delicious cake. However on this occasion after an initial coffee I decided to stay on and have lunch. What can I say – absolutely delicious and such a good interesting choice on the menu. The welcome I receive is always so warm and friendly, and being by myself usually it’s particularly welcome. Nothing is ever too much trouble for them and they go that extra mile to make their customers , both human and canine) feel really at home.

We went there today. A lovely pub/restaurant, great ambience, friendly staff and delicious food. We had the roast pork and chicken. A definite recommendation and the manageress was wonderful - so friendly and helpful.

Beautiful location on arrival and an array of different options to eat/ drink at. Plenty of parking, really useful. We ordered and my wife (who is due next week) wasn't sure about her order and made the team aware and they responded with understanding and such care. The team were friendly, funny and responsive to the needs to the customers around us too and it was a delight to see. The food was incredible too! Thank you!

We have been a few times for the Friday fish and fizz and it is always wonderful, beautifully cooked and importantly very tasty.

This is on our doorstep and we like walking there from Tetbury. Since the new owners took it over it has been consistently good. Friendly service and an interesting and changing menu. Good to see so many specials. We took two friends and everyone’s food was good except mine. I had the chicken satay skewers. My chicken was tough and didn’t taste much of satay. I didn’t say anything as we were treating our friends. £160 for 4 lunches (3 starters and 3 mains), is toppy for lunch but we will be back. I’ll just choose more carefully next time as the is a lot on offer.

Trouble House has become the "home of Sunday lunch" in the Cotswolds. From the initial warm welcome from Jacqui's team Great we knew we were in for a treat. The smell of meats roasting got our taste buds going too. I chose the roast chicken breast while my wife chose the Chicken and Ham pie, It was a proper pie too with pastry all round not just a topping. Roasted veg and delicious gravy topped them both. If being on a budget has made you eat out a bit less then make a Sunday Lunch at Trouble House a definate booking.

My dad was taking a spitfire flight nearby so we booked lunch for 9 of us to have together after the flight for a very special day out. I had been liaising with Jacqui beforehand and she was really helpful! My family were travelling from London and South Wales. Unfortunately due to the weather, my dad's flight was running late by 3 hours! We thought it was going to be a disaster for my 95 year old dad but I rang Jacqui much earlier and she said to come straight away so we did and the food came quickly, it was very good and dad had the best early Father's Day! Thanks Trouble House for being so accommodating and helpful. Nothing was too much trouble!

What better way to be introduced to UK hospitality. Trouble House was brilliant. Jackie, our host went out of her way to ensure our stay was perfect. It is a fabulous place to explore the beauty of the Cotswolds as well as experience some of the incredible history of the area. Regrettably, I was not feeling 100% so did not have an opportunity to experience the breakfast and dining options. My son however was certainly in the mood to appreciate the menu options that were available and could not fault the hospitality provided. Thank you so much Jackie for your outstanding consideration while I was not feeling 100%. The breakfasts were out of this world as was dinner (according to my son who was travelling with me). Cannot recommend Trouble House more highly and would without question return. Thanks again Jackie.

We had an excellent Sunday lunch at the Trouble House today after a lovely 5 mile walk. The quality of the meal was excellent, the staff were friendly and helpful and the deserts were fabulous. We’ll be back!!

We recently enjoyed a 2 night stay at the The Trouble House and couldn't fault it. The room was modern, very clean and contained a good variety of beverages and biscuits, the breakfasts were superb as was the one evening meal we had. Nothing was too much trouble for Jacqui and we would definitely recommend this accommodation.

What a fabulous place for lunch. The food is excellent and the staff incredibly welcoming. Highly recommended this great venue.

Great menu huge varity of food on offer, my scallops starter and venison main were amazing. Need to return to try the other items on the menu that tempted me.

We had the most amazing stay here… from the minute we arrived until we left, the staff were so friendly and welcoming and catered to our every need. We stayed for just one night in the adjoining guest house, and I only wish I could’ve stayed longer as the bed was so comfortable!! The food was outstanding, I had the beef Bourginon for dinner that evening which was so tasty…and the next day we had an amazing cooked breakfast. Can’t wait to come back in the summer to experience the lovely gardens, and we are even contemplating getting married here as it is a true gem.

I was so grateful for the owner’s help. I was passing through and Jackie was so hospitable. The Trouble House venue is in a beautiful setting and conveniently located for those passing through or a destination for food. They were very friendly and made gorgeous coffee! I hope to revisit one day for a lunch. Thank you ☺️

An excellent varied menu. The food was of a remarkable standard, the staff (particularly the owner) were friendly and courteous, once you've been once a return visit is definitely on the cards, to try another incredible meal.

Had the most delicious meal yet again at the Trouble House. The food is always spot on and the service is efficient and friendly. I can’t recommend this place highly enough. I could have happily chosen anything on the menu but went for the Mediterranean Turbot form the specials menu. It was superb.

When you dream of a pub lunch the Trouble House delivers it on a plate. Excellent service and exquisite food in a friendly country pub.

Booked for a family celebration, the staff were very attentive and helpful. The meal was delicious it arrived piping hot and the timing between courses was perfect.

6 of us visited the Trouble House on Easter Sunday to meet up from different directions. Plenty of parking and easy booking process for a table of 6. We all had the roast dinners - chicken, pork, beef and a nut roast. All were delicious and really good portions - the meats were really tasty and the vegetables were great. But the Yorkshire puds were exceptional. I would recommend the Trouble House to anyone for the food and service and it’s great for us as it is conveniently placed for meeting people from all over the South West.

Celebrating our wedding anniversary, we had an outstanding meal - the best pub food I have eaten, well presented and served by smiling and friendly staff. The bill was very reasonable and the whole evening was a pleasure. A memorably good experience.

The Trouble House is such a welcoming place with excellent generous English pub food to please everyone. Good "home" cooking of top ingredients delivered with panache. Highly recommended.

We live locally and The Trouble House is our go-to for a treat. The food is delicious and the staff and atmosphere warm and welcoming. We always have a good time.

Having driven by recently and noticed how busy it was I decided to take my Dad and husband here and what a great decision it was. My Dad is normally a steak man but I asked him to try something new and ordered him the beef bourguignon which he said was outstanding. My decision to go with salmon was a great call….absolutely stunning and my husband said his burger was one of the best he’s ever had. As a treat we had puddings and they didn’t disappoint either, sticky toffee pudding and lemon posset’s were devoured with smiles all round. Being diners, who like visiting Michelin restaurants, my husband and I can say this is the closest a pub has ever got to the flavours without the hefty price tag. Jacqui and team….see you soon 🫶🏼

Het eten was heerlijk met dank aan Chef en de gastvrijheid was super met dank aan Jackie echt een top avond met mijn zus en haar man!

Myself and my Mum stayed at Trouble House for a family wedding earlier this month. The owners were so accommodating, even giving us a lift to the wedding venue! The room was excellent with comfortable beds and a really great shower. We had breakfast in the morning which was delicious and HUGE - probably the best breakfast I've had at a B&B. Would highly recommend. Thank you!

Went to Fish Fizz Friday. Have been a couple of times - the seafood is amazing - lovely flavours and wonderful friendly service. Good value and will be back

Trouble House, cafe and restaurant. It looks n feels like a pub more than a restaurant. It is out of nowhere so a little bit difficult to find. My husband both had roast beef with all the trimmings, we were not disappointed. Beef slices were thin but we did get a good few slices. All in all a good filling meal.

Had a lovely lunch today with my daughter, terrific service from Marianne, was very welcoming and went the extra mile. The owner came and chatted with us (sorry don’t know her name) which was lovely. The food was amazing, I had the belly pork followed by the panacotta with boozy cherries, my daughter had fish pie followed by the sticky toffee pudding. Faultless.

Had are awards night here ( running club ) for 52 of us food absolutely stunning 🤩 would highly recommend ✅

A charming country Inn with excellent food at fair prices. Superb service by Jackie and her team. We had a long business meeting startwith coffee and excellent home meeting cakes at 10 am. Followed by lunch. A wide range of food on the menu. All enjoyed both starters and mains. No room for the tempting deserts! A truly enjoyable experience.

Great, really tasty food, v friendly helpful staff, overall lovely and one to come back to - again and again!

Hands down the best Sunday lunch we have had in the area.. simply delicious! Lovely friendly welcome, good service and amazing Saltmarsh Lamb followed by Bread and Butter pud with marmalade and custard… exceptionally good value and we are headed back in a fortnight for more… we’ve tried every pub and hotel in the area and this unassuming place is the best by sone margin🤗

Visited with family one lunchtime during the children's half term. Children happily devoured their burgers and the adults loved their various menu choices. In fact, my son in law commented that his fish and chips were the best he had ever eaten! Coming from a Geordie lad that's praise indeed !

We called last minute and were kindly squeezed in much to our delight and what a fabulous lunch it was!The food was amazing, we both had the pork and it was delicious. My husband has the marmalade bread and butter pudding and I had chocolate torte for dessert which were both fabulous. Have to say we have eaten out a lot but this was the best we’ve had for a long time! Well done to The Trouble House team and chef! Would definitely recommend!

Great Saturday Lunch. Lucky to walk in and manage to get a table for two in the busy family and dog friendly pub/restaurant . Fabulous Faggots lunch. Faggots crowned with crispy onions, sitting on a bed of heart cabbage, on top of beautiful buttery mashed potato, surrounded by a sea of gorgeous red wine gravy. Accompanied by wonderful Uley bitter. Too full to try the treacle tart, which I am sure would have been wonderful! Lots of car parking at the back behind what can be seen from the Tetbury Road. Garden looks very worth a visit ion the summer!

We have become regulars to the trouble house over the recent months. It’s a wonderful walk along the old railway from Tetbury (means we can both have a drink!!). This like all our other experiences was first class. Wonderful atmosphere, delicious food and wine and the most lovely landlady. They always have a brilliant specials board- this time my husband had the scallops and T-bone steak from it and I had crispy squid and fish and chips from the normal menu.It’s not cheap but you get what you pay for. We will definitely continue to come back- my table is right by the fire…heaven!

We celebrated our Christmas lunch a tad earlier this year, Dec 16th to be precise, at Trouble House as we had such a wonderful Christmas meal there last year. It didn't disappoint! Great service to begin our visit, excellent spacing between tables too.Traditional Christmas choices, but simply delicious.Yes, its located a few miles out of Tetbury, but it has plenty of free parking so no problems on that score. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great meal.

Paid a visit to the Trouble House for their Christmas Menu and was not disappointed. The food was amazing and the welcome warm and friendly. Service was excellent. The fillet steak was perfectly cooked and the starters (wood pigeon for me, salmon for my wife) were delicious. Highly recommend.

4 of us had Sunday lunch at the Troublehouse yesterday and I cannot recommend it too highly. Excellent food, generous helpings, charming and helpful staff and good value for money. We'll definitely be back.

First time we have tried the Roast here having so many good things. The welcome from the staff was lovely and friendly. The roasts were amazing, one beef and one beef. Lovely sized portions, meat cooked perfectly abd the potatoes and veg were super. My other half had crumble for pudding and said it was superb. We will be back. Thank for a lovely time

We walked from Tetbury along the disused rail route and had a very filling lunch here. The welcome was warm, but there was not much of an atmosphere inside. On busier days it might be different - we will be back to see if our initial impression has changed

Gorgeous soup but in a mice-sized bowl with huge rim. Very mean for £7.50 even with the two slices of ciabatta

The warmest service and some of the best oysters I’ve ever eaten to start paired with delightful local ales. The main course steak and peppercorn sauce was perfectly cooked with great chips. Desserts were sensational. Worth a trip. Bon appetit

We came here for the first time with family who were visiting over the weekend. One of our party had the stone bass fillet and the rest had Sunday roasts and all meals were first class.Lovely country pub and friendly staff.Well done Trouble House.We will be back.

What a find this place is. We went for Sunday lunch and it was honestly the best roast beef I have ever had. The gravy was so full of flavour ("proper" gravy, with wine and home-made stock), the beef was cooked to a tee, the roasties were perfection in their crunchiness and the vegetables cooked al dente. As for the deserts, I just don't knwo where to start with the peanut butter cheesecake.. I'm still dreaming about it. Jacqui and Alyn made us feel so welcome and they deserve every success.

A chance find and what a result! Stayed one night here when visiting the Circus in Stroud (about 20 minutes away). Brand new luxury conversion adjoining the Pub/Restaurant. Comfortable and tasteful room with en-suite wet room. Superking bed and lovely fittings. Brilliant host(s) and really superb breakfast served in the restaurant. We would definitely recommend staying here.

We had a really delicious meal at The Trouble House this weekend after enjoying a walk along the Tetbury Trail. The scallop starter was so delicious and a great portion size but we still had room for the very delicious pheasant pot roast (my partner had the burger which he also said was tasty). There was such a lovely buzz in the pub. We’ll be back soon!!

When to the troubled house today 2rd Oct 2021 after and hour of waiting for our starter we left terrible service will never go again .

After dropping Littlest Foodie off at college in Bristol for the Friday afternoon session we had to collect something from Tetbury. Hubby came across The Trouble House (great name btw! and history) last night and booked us a table for 2pm. Jacqui made us feel immediately welcome and looked after us. She didn't even mind me singing when I spontaneously sang along to the chorus of Dancing with a stranger by Sam Smith (Look what you made me do......) as I put my spoon into the Chocolate Fondant that we ordered to share for dessert. Hubby ordered the whole oven baked seabass served with borlotti bean, chickpea and nduja sausage cassoulet, spinach, herb oil dressing, however a fillet arrived. That didn't matter, it was beautifully cooked with a golden crispy skin.I ordered the double baked cheese souffle with chives, parmesan and truffle cream with a side of skinny fries with truffle oil and grated parmesan. This took cheesy chips to a whole new level I can tell you. The House White, Trouble House Viognier was a clean, crisp wine, perfect for lunch.Dessert, as mentioned above, we shared the dark chocolate fondant with chantilly cream and a raspberry compote. Not only was it divine (Greg Wallace eat your heart out), it is gluten free also, for those of you who can't eat gluten. At the end of our meal time was getting on a bit and we were the 'last lunchers' so had a little time to chat with Jacqui, when we learnt that her and her Hubby Alyn only bought The Trouble House in July 2020. You can tell they have put a lot of hard work, time and effort in to making it a wonderful place to relax and eat great food. Not only that, they currently have one room available so we booked a night near Hubbies birthday at the end of November.Looking forward to seeing you again x

Excellent food and very good service, one of the best meals I have ever had, I had two friends with me and they also had a very good experience and appreciated the excellent food.

The food was absolutely amazing lovely atmosphere and the staff where really friendly. We had a lovely time and will definitely come again!

A fab find for lunch en route for Bath. I was not expecting much for a busy roadside pub, but it wa ms great! Superb menu, friendly staff and also had a lovely garden. We sat inside, as a bit wet out, but very characterful.

Friendly staff could not compensate for poor food - the bread was best described as pre-stale and the fish was old and smelt. Disenchanted, we skipped dessert, for which we went to a very pleasant Tetbury cafe instead. We had originally chosen the Trouble House due to its high Trip Adviser rating, and were disappointed it fell so short.

Staff were excellent, hard working and attentive. Food was very good, one the best burgers I have ever had!! My wife had the fish and chips which she rated as very good.

One of the best restaurants inTetbury and the Cotswolds - food outstanding - matched by the service. Check the opening times on the website - reservations advised.

Wow food was amazing. All the staff are always smiling, very helpful and polite. Relaxing and very clean and tidy inside and out. We enjoyed the garden and covered seating area. Nice quiet carpark area and soon a camping field. Great place for a night out or weekend stop over. Will be visiting again.

Delicious food, fantastic service and a hidden gem just on the outside of Tetbury. Me and my partner were very impressed with the quality of the food at the trouble house. My partner had the burger which was cooked to perfection and it was huge! Perfect portion for meat lovers. Sadly, I suffer with IBS so I stuck with the chicken dish with the mustard sauce on the side. But I was not disappointed as the chicken was very moist and tasty. After dinner, my partner had the crumble and in his words ‘this is the best crumble I’ve ever had. You could taste all the different fruits and the crumble was crunchy’. Can’t recommend this place enough. Compliments to the chef, and thank you girls for your great service - we can’t wait to visit again in the future.

Jacky, made us extremely welcome, the venue is spotless, the property is extremely well looked after with immaculate gardens. Amazing value, food quality 10/10. Highly recommended.

Just called in no booking made and had a very friendly welcome a delicious lunch and good service . Will be back .

Six of us had a marvellous birthday Sunday lunch. The party feasted on traditional Roast beef, Roast Chicken and a cray fish salad. Food was excellent, service friendly and efficient.Regularly recommend this place to visitors. It is located at the end of a pleasant 2 mile countryside walk from Tetbury.

Went to Trouble House for lunch with an elderly local friend. Weather was better than expected so say the spacious garden. Very few in the garden although inside the number of diners were high. Food of a high standard the devilled kidneys to die for. Plenty of choice of food and good portions. All served well by attentive staff. Service a little slow due to high numbers inside. A great local place go eat well worth a visit.

After a long 2 hour drive and ringing round numerous restaurants for a table on a Friday evening this was the only place local we could find with availability. We were welcomed with a smile and they were happy to move us to the garden to enjoy the sunshine. Orders were taken quickly and food arrived even quicker! I had the burger and it was out of this world (partner was a little jealous haha). The two ladies who served us were incredible and ensured we had a great time. Thank You!We hope to come back in the future and hopefully be able to fit in pudding too!

For the best part of the last year I have compared all burgers I have eaten, with those that I ate here in September 2020 and again in May this year. These Trouble House burgers helped give us hope for the future during the COVID restrictions in the last 16 dark months. Further I have listened to my Son telling me about the ‘wonderful’ burgers he has enjoyed, and I have dismissed them all, saying that they can’t possibly beat the ones I have had here.Eventually I had to put my money where my mouth was, and take my Son here, to show him why the Trouble House burger was the best. So, when I booked my table here last week I stressed that I was coming here for their burger and bringing my Son to taste the best.On arrival here the owner recalled my telephone conversation and ordered the burgers for us without coming to the table to actually take our order, that was good enough for me. A wait of about 25 minutes was expected, but what was not expected was the burgers that arrived.Let me step back and refer you to my picture taken on 26Sep20 showing a juicy medium to rare burger with the perfect texture and taste for me, i.e. what I wanted, what I talked about to my Son, and what I said I was bringing my Son to experience. Then look at the second picture taken on the 20Jul21 showing the somewhat dry, overcooked and (in comparison) dull-tasting offering served to my Son and myself on this latest visit.When I challenged the owner about this I was told that the replacement chef on duty cooks his burgers for longer in response to complaints from some customers that their burgers were served undercooked.I do understand that some diners may want their burger without pink meat, but these burgers are not just beef in a beef burger, these are actually steak in a steak burger. The soft texture was totally destroyed, and the steak taste was ruined by the extended cooking. A question: would you cook a piece of prime steak this way? Answer: no, not unless you checked with the customer first!So, my complaint is: Given that the burgers can be cooked in several different ways and, as a result, change the texture and taste, would it not be helpful to reflect this in the menu description? This would allow customers to make an informed decision on how their burgers should be cooked. I was only advised about the changes to the ordering options after my burger was served to me. I agree that the owner was unaware of how I like my burgers, and the owner would also have been unaware of how previous burgers I have eaten here had been cooked for me. Surely if something changes, should I not be provided with enough information to allow me to have the burger I wanted?My Son enjoyed his burger, I certainly did not. I ate mine because I was hungry, but I was so thoroughly disappointed, it was no better than a burger I could have had in local establishments for considerably less than £15 each, and without the 90 minute, 45 mile round trip to Tetbury and back. To say I’m upset is an understatement.I am sad to say that this was a very average burger when compared to previously enjoyed burgers, the service was average (not for any other reason that the lack of communication), and the value was average because of what I have had at this restaurant on previous occasions, for a similar outlay.

The Trouble House was recommended by our Airbnb host for lunch. It is at the end of the Tetbury Trail about 2 miles from Tetbury itself. The welcome, service and food were all very good where we were able to sit in the garden to enjoy our rest before heading back.

What a wonderful surprise. We were walking along the Tetbury trail this afternoon and we were told there was a v good pub at the end of the trail. It was v nearly 3pm when we got there. They were about to close. The delightful owner said she could bring Tea and scones out into the garden. Just wonderful. We did not expect such a warm welcome and bad resigned ourselves to walking back to Tetbury without Tea etc! The garden is v pretty and the Tea and scones and jam were all served with a smile by the owner. We saw the evening menu on the blackboard: We will definitely be back, hopefully soon. So refreshing to be met with warmth rather than ‘sorry we are closing’This is definitely a place to come to and enjoy.

Had a fabulous weekend meeting up and staying with my friend in the new bed and breakfast at The Trouble House. Beautifully laid out with sumptuous towels and spacious on suite, every need considered and the food over the whole weekend was wonderful.Lovely countryside walks around the area and villages to explore.I hope to visit again very soon.

Well what a lovely place this is, we stopped as we were passing by for a drink and maybe some food. Lots of outside seating on a warm day. The young waitress that came out to us was extremely polite and friendly, the food was delicious, all 6 of us were very impressed. We would strongly recommend a stop off at the Trouble House if you are passing by Tetbury… Thankyou for a lovely lunch.

Shared the fish- catch of the day and the Thai duck salad…. Both we’re amazing, but the duck salad was out of this world. The veg was such a great range, the duck was crispy on the outside and fell off the bone and the sauce was so tasty!!! 10/10 well done for menu choice and execution! I’m telling everyone about this!!

We have driven past this pub so many times and decided to stop. I had called to see if they could squeeze us in, but due to the late notice and it being Father's Day. So we just went for a drink and a nosey, this place is so well furnished and clean and airy. The garden is beautiful and well kept.Jackie the owner managed to squeeze us in for a roast dinner and I can honestly say it was one of the best Sunday roasts I have had and my husband thought the same. The beef was like cutting into butter and it was all cooked to perfection and always a bonus to get a decent size cauliflower cheese. Beautiful glass of house red. All in all it was such a lovely couple of hours and we WILL be going back 10 out of 10 Jackie and team.

We went for dinner last Saturday and thoroughly enjoyed our experience. Friendly service and nice atmosphere in a lovely Cotswold countryside building. For the food, starters were well presented, well flavoured and very tasty. Both of us had Burgers as a main course which was one of the best we've ever had seriously! And the Chips came with it had delicious truffle flavour which were so moreish. Staff were attentive and friendly in a way that made us feel very comfortable. This was our first time, but definitely won't be the last!

You may read plenty of reviews regarding the food however l didn’t have a meal. I had a pot of tea tea and a brownie. However, I was shocked at the price of a pot of tea .... which was just a teabag .... £2.95! This is far too expensive for a simple tea. The small brownie was average quality and should have been priced accordingly

Superb Sunday lunch. The chef and waiting staff are an asset to this beautiful pub. The food was delicious and priced well, we were expecting rain so booked undercover which is a lovely space. Special mention to Max and Imogen - thank you we will be back very soon.

The last time we visited this café bar was in late September last year, and it was really good. Last time we visited we had come out of lockdown, then within a month of our visit we were back in lockdown, and denied the opportunity to revisit as we had wanted to. Last time my partner had the fish and chips, and I had the burger, both meals had been really good. Last time we hadn’t booked, we had table inside and I had wine. Last time it was a really pleasant experience for us both.This time was different apart from a couple things. This time we managed to book (albeit about 2 hours before arrival), and it was the last table available that was under-cover, but outside of course. This time we had (just about) come out of lockdown. This time the food was equally as good as last time. This time my partner ordered the burger (instead of fish and chips) and (like last time) I ordered the burger.So nothing new then? Well yes there was: outside seating in unseasonably cool weather is always a challenge, but that’s hardly the fault of our hosts. What was under our hosts’ control was the food, drink and service. We started with a warming Americano coffee (cheap at £2.95) each: excellent, not harsh but smooth, rich and hot! Then the burgers: juicy, perfectly cooked (just slightly pink) with plenty of soft savoury flavoured onions. The Parmesan chips: crispy outers and soft fluffy inners were fab, and a nice bun too. The service was helpful, pleasant, smiley, professional and prompt.Some may baulk at £15.50 for a burger, but this is not a minced-beef burger, this is an 8oz burger produced from quality steak; and therefore the same price as you would expect to pay for an 8oz quality steak. No miserable over-salted skinny chips either, these were chunky and hot, and flavoured with (not smothered in) Parmesan.We are both so pleased that this business has survived, and is still producing a really good eating experience. As long as this is maintained we will continue to reward them, and ourselves, with our patronage.

Under new ownership. The previous owners are a very tough act to follow, but we were very happy with the Sunday roast take away. Doing a good job of trying to stay in business during lock down.

Excellent Saturday evening takeaway fish and chips. We’re looking forward to being able to come back for the customarily delicious eat in meal in due course.

Had tried this local restaurant during last lock down so the first chance to use again when they restarted takeaways was taken today. Jacquie very helpful as my wife eats mainly fish. The food today was superb both in quality and quantity. Excellent Beef. Well served with all sauces, napkins etc. Well worth supporting during these lockdown times. Will visit to eat in when things open again. Booked for next week even before eating the food.

We visited the Trouble House whilst staying in nearby Cirencester. We received a very warm welcome by the staff and the service was great. All social distancing etc. was observed. The food was amazing too, def worth a visit if you are nearby. We will be back.

Lovely cosy restaurant in the middle of pretty countryside, with a warm welcome and delicious well prepared food. The Parmesan chips were the best I’ve ever had!

We enjoyed a wonderful Saturday lunch here. The staff are welcoming. Tables are well spaced. The food was absolutely delicious. I’d recommend the Parmesan and truffle oil chips which were wonderful. Served with a proper home made burger, cooked beautifully. Delicious!

Met up with friends for an evening meal. We've been to the Trouble House a few times over the years but this was the first time since Jacqui and Alyn took over and it is by far the best it's ever been. Warm and friendly from the moment you walk in, we were shown to our table and made to feel at home. The food was truly excellent. I had mussels with a Thai broth, followed by the burger. I am drooling as I write this remembering how good they were. Everyone else was similarly enamoured with their choices. Lovely Uley on draught too.It's not cheap, but you get what you pay for and I didn't begrudge a penny of it. If anyone can get through these terrible times and keep a pub restaurant going then surely Jacqui and Alyn deserve to. They've done a fantastic job with the Trouble House and I'm sure we'll be going back many times ...

Staying near Tetbury for a few nights and looking for a decent country pub for a family dinner. The Trouble House was the perfect venue. Food excellent - non pretentious menu with classics well delivered. Puddings too - the sticky toffee pudding with a twist of lemon curd is amazing. Welcoming land lady and friendly staff. Warm and clean interior. Heartily recommend a visit.

Our first visit under new ownership. Busy at lunchtime. Pub style food and ambience but posh restaurant prices.

On a very wet Wednesday in October we booked for lunch, which was so good we returned for afternoon tea the same day.Their very warm welcome set the tone for what turned out to be one of the best meals we have enjoyed in the past year. The choice of food available surprised us bearing in mind all the problems restaurants are facing during the pandemic. Nibbling on their homemade bread, with butter and dipping oil we waited for our mains with a sense of anticipation.My choice of fish and chips with all the extras was excellent. Flaky fresh fish with a light batter was twinned with some of the best ever chips. My wife had the slow cooked Pork Belly served on bubble & squeak which was an equal triumph. We had timed tickets for Westonbirt so had to leave around 2.00pm but after just a few hours of fresh air and exercise we returned for coffee and cake. Again excellent.For anyone who last visited Trouble House in 2017-2018 it has changed hands, but they are very safe hands indeed.

He comido un par de veces en este pub desde que cambió de manos y en ambas ocasiones la comida ha superado con creces la oferta promedio de pub. Si bien el menú ofrece de manera tranquilizadora los favoritos tradicionales, el chef claramente ve su trabajo como un trabajo de amor: los platos salen ingeniosamente presentados e incluyen pequeños giros o adiciones que realmente los elevan. ¿Quién iba a imaginar que un chorrito de cuajada de limón casera podría mejorar un ya delicioso pudín de caramelo pegajoso? ! El menú ha sido diseñado pensando y entendiendo realmente los sabores y las estaciones. Hay algunos otros propietarios locales, más caros y prolíficos de Instagram que usan la etiqueta "Cotswold" y que podrían aprender algunas cosas de Trouble House. El personal también es cálido y amable y el servicio es el lado correcto de discreto. Siento que es cuestión de tiempo antes de que comience a recibir más atención. 5 de 5.

Visited this lovely place just the other week, and had the burger was absolutely delicious,great service all round and will definitely return 5 stars.

Unfortunately the new owners whilst kind and helpful are woefully inexperienced to produce the dining experience that you have come to expect from the Troubled house The food is appalling and I for one will not be returning .

Un entusiasta de Flanders & Swann, vinimos aquí porque recibe una mención en su canción "Slow Train". Fue el mejor almuerzo dominical que hemos tenido, y por cierto margen. Excelente elección de entrantes; solomillo de ternera perfectamente raro con verduras perfectas también; 10/10 para el pudín de caramelo pegajoso. Personal amable y eficiente. Nos dicen que han estado allí dos meses; si mantienen esto, Troublehouse Inn prosperará como un "restaurante de destino". No puedo recomendarlo lo suficiente. Si ha encontrado útil esta revisión, haga clic en "útil" a continuación.

Really excellent meal, brilliant service and lovely atmosphere! Just perfect! Highly recommend the flat iron steak.

Grite por la Trouble House. . . Tuvimos un delicioso almuerzo allí con amigos. Cálida bienvenida, deliciosa comida (la deliciosa dorada y el pudín de caramelo pegajoso eran para morirse) y todo a un ritmo pausado, tan agradable poder alcanzar a las chicas y no sentirme apresurado.

Ofrezco el siguiente resumen rápido indicando que lo que encontramos fue bueno, malo y / o indiferente sobre nuestras experiencias en este restaurante. Para aquellos que deseen más información, siga leyendo y encuentre detalles en la revisión completa.Bueno: ambiente, personal, vino, hamburguesas, patatas fritas, valorMalo: NadaIndiferente: Aparcamiento, UbicaciónDespués de tal vez 30 años de pasar por este restaurante en particular, ¡finalmente pude ir allí! En ese tiempo ha sido un pub (varias veces), un restaurante, un bar, un café y durante largos períodos ha estado abandonado, y ahora es un café bar con licencia. Estoy encantado no solo de haberlo sido, sino de advertirles que esta visita fue tan buena como esperaba.Era un hermoso día soleado pero había una brisa fresca, así que decidimos que necesitábamos disfrutar del calor del sol y un cambio de escenario. Así que fuimos a dar un paseo en coche y quizás a hacer un picnic, pero comimos uno en el coche mientras contemplamos un hermoso paisaje bajo el sol de principios de otoño. Empacamos la canasta con comida sencilla, preparamos un frasco de café y nos fuimos. Condujimos hacia el noreste hasta Gloucestershire. Las carreteras estaban tranquilas y avanzamos en un lugar estable, buceando por algunas carreteras por las que no habíamos viajado antes, buscando todo el tiempo un lugar tranquilo para detenernos y hacer nuestro picnic. Estuvimos de acuerdo en que si veíamos un restaurante que podríamos tener un almuerzo barato, lo haríamos y tendríamos nuestro picnic por la noche, en casa. Demasiado cocina casera había causado un poco de malestar en la cocina de bajo nivel, i. mi. ¡estábamos hartos de cocinar!Entonces, al ir por la A 433 hacia Cirencester, a unas 2 millas de Tetbury, notamos que el estacionamiento de The Trouble House estaba lleno de autos. Mi compañero comentó que se veía ocupado y le dije que debían tener un jardín en la parte de atrás, y en ese momento ambos decidimos que el picnic podía esperar. Dimos la vuelta en la siguiente curva y en un minuto o así estábamos aparcando y esperando el almuerzo: si, es decir, podíamos conseguir una mesa.El edificio es bastante bajo y largo. El estacionamiento tenía un par de espacios libres, pero ninguno era lo suficientemente grande para acomodar nuestro automóvil (demasiado estrecho, y estábamos en un automóvil pequeño). Un aparcamiento de desbordamiento estaba señalizado por una puerta en un prado, pero la puerta estaba cerrada y atornillada. El espacio adicional para invitados fue, como esperaba, proporcionado por mesas de jardín y una carpa.Todos enmascarados entramos a través del sistema unidireccional a través de la entrada principal directamente al bar. Definitivamente había una buena sensación en el lugar. Una señora con una visera de plástico se acercó a nosotros y preguntamos si podíamos "almorzar". Nos preguntaron si habíamos reservado, lo cual, por supuesto, no lo habíamos hecho, y luego nos informaron gratamente que habría una pequeña demora mientras una mesa estaba limpia y preparada para nosotros. Estudié el menú y la lista de vinos, mientras mi compañero estaba ocupado. Durante el tiempo que esperé en el bar, agarré una tarjeta de presentación y escaneé el QR del NHS para registrar nuestra llegada. Otro miembro del personal también se acercó a mí y me preguntó si me estaban atendiendo; Pensé que era excelente porque el personal estaba haciendo lo que debía hacer, asegurándose de que no me quedara allí como un limón.En 2 a 3 minutos estaba sentado en una pequeña mesa en un pequeño comedor a la derecha de la barra. Otras dos parejas estaban cenando (en mesas convenientemente distanciadas socialmente). Había un enorme reloj de estación antiguo con la fecha de 1789 en la pared cerca de donde estaba sentado y mostraba la hora 1:32. La habitación en la que estaba sentada era típica del resto del lugar: paredes encaladas con cuadros y otros adornos (un espejo "sol-estalló", por ejemplo). Las mesas eran de variedad mixta y la mayoría de las sillas eran sillas de iglesia con soportes para libros de himnos en la parte posterior. El suelo no estaba alfombrado y había un frío apreciable en el aire.Mi pareja regresó y le recomendé la lista de vinos, que no era muy grande, pero ofrecía una botella de Touraine. Este vino es del Valle del Loira en el centro de Francia, en una zona formada por cuatro ciudades principales: Amboise, Vouvray, Tours y Chinon. Es uno de nuestros vinos preferidos y el Sauvignon Blanc producido en esta zona generalmente resulta muy bueno para beber. A menudo viajamos y compramos vino en esta zona de Francia y también en la cercana Saumur y luego, siguiendo el Loira, entramos en Muscadet (y finalmente hasta S vre et Maine).Entonces, ¡un par de copas de este vino era imprescindible! Como no conducía, tenía un vaso grande y mi compañero tenía un vaso mediano. Encontramos el vino más aceptable, muy agradable en verdad, con buena complejidad. Una cosa que notamos fue que una copa de 175 ml de este vino costaba 6 y obtienes 4 de esas en una botella de 750 ml, pero el precio de una botella entera era 26 (lo que hace que el vino sea más barato de comprar, por copa). Lo mismo ocurrió con el vaso de 250 ml a las 7. 20 y con tres de esos por botella que son solo 21. 60 por botella cuando se compra por copa. No preguntamos, pero debo admitir que me está molestando porque con todos los demás restaurantes que he visitado es más barato por ml comprar una botella entera que en vasos llenos. Como comentario aparte, esta mañana observo que el sitio web del restaurante (por lo demás bueno) no ofrece una lista de vinos.Mientras bebíamos nuestro vino adecuadamente frío, estudiamos el menú y decidí que me gustaba el sonido de Trouble House Burger (hamburguesa de bistec de 8 onzas con cebollas caramelizadas, tocino ahumado, queso Red Leicester y chips de parmesano con aceite de trufa). Mi compañera decidió hacer lo mismo (tengo la molesta habilidad de elegir siempre mejores comidas que ella).Las hamburguesas llegaron a la 1:51, por lo que una espera tranquilizadora sugirió que habían sido cocinadas a pedido. ¡Garrapata! ! Cortar mi hamburguesa solo reafirmó la sugerencia. Era una hamburguesa espléndida, muy bien preparada y presentada. Ternera rosa tierna, húmeda, sabrosa y de buena calidad con la excelente combinación de cebolla caramelizada, tocino ahumado y queso Red Leicester. El pan brioche estaba fresco y ligeramente tostado, untado con una mayonesa aromatizada y apilado con tiernas hojas de lechuga romana (o similar). Le doné mi tomate a mi pareja (solo me gustan los tomates cherry dulces). Las patatas fritas son las más dignas de mención: eran grandes y gruesas, crujientes por fuera con un ligero parmesano espolvoreado con medias suaves y esponjosas. Pedí vinagre y lo usé con moderación en las papas fritas, lo que en realidad estaba bien, porque no funcionaba bien con el parmesano. Una pequeña olla de lo que parecía ser una salsa casera que se asemejaba más o menos a una salsa superior de 'Thousand Island' permitió mojar las patatas fritas, pero de todos modos estaba disfrutando de las patatas fritas, así que no mojé más de una vez, mientras que mi compañero realmente disfrutó el inmersión. Esta fue una comida de hamburguesa estilo gourmet (a un precio moderado de 15) y valió la pena cada centavo de eso y probablemente más. También fue una comida muy abundante y no nos quedaba capacidad para un postre: una pena para mi pareja, ya que había estado mirando el 'Pastel de chocolate sin harina con crema de pistacho'.Pagamos la factura e intercambiamos una agradable charla con el propietario, quien nos informó que habían tomado este lugar hace 8 meses. Bueno, han sobrevivido al encierro, y solo podemos desearles lo mejor y confirmar que regresaremos allí de vez en cuando para disfrutar de más comida (y vino) excelente, es una pena que este lugar no sea local para nosotros.

Habíamos estado en la manguera Trouble hace bastante tiempo y estaba muy bien. Habiendo pasado a primera hora de la tarde, pude ver que estaba muy ocupado por la cantidad de autos en el estacionamiento, siempre es una buena señal. Nos complació poder conseguir una mesa para la 1:30. Si este fuera un restaurante de campo francés, eso no sería posible. Para empezar, pedí mejillones en salsa de coco, hierba de limón y jengibre. Esto realmente fue mejor que cualquier plato de mejillones que haya probado en Francia.

Stopped here after a 7 mile walk and we weren’t disappointed! Really lovely wholesome food. Would come back if ever in the area again

Great food excellent service we will defo return!! Congrats Jackie and team the pub and the food are amazing!!

Una bienvenida sonriente y menús ofrecidos cuando nos mostraron nuestra mesa. No teníamos un entrante pero estuvimos muy tentados por la elección. Domingo Rosbif que se derretía en la boca y verdura bien equilibrada, sin comer papas yo mismo mis compañeros decían que eran los mejores. Tentado por los pudines El pastel de chocolate y el lío de fresas cayeron muy bien. Una experiencia totalmente agradable que recomendaremos y repetiremos.

Jacqui & her team produced a wonderful tea for us. The food was beautiful & the service outstanding. Thank you so much for making it such a special event.

Esperamos más de 45 minutos para conseguir nuestras bebidas, que tuvimos que perseguir y pasó más de una hora y media antes de que viéramos nuestra comida. Cuando llegó para ser justos, la comida era bastante buena, pero luego tuvimos que esperar y finalmente perseguir nuevamente para pagar la comida. Para ser justos, nos dieron un descuento, pero en general fue decepcionante. Es una pena porque somos locales y de Tetbury, pero haber caminado hasta allí borró la tarde, por lo que seríamos reacios a intentarlo de nuevo con tantas opciones cerca.

Recomiendo encarecidamente un almuerzo en Trouble House en su nueva encarnación. El personal es encantador, servicial cuando llegamos con gente extra y la comida era excelente. Mi ensalada estaba fresca y sabrosa y las papas fritas que tomé a escondidas del plato de mi esposo estaban tan deliciosas que pedimos otra porción para compartir en la mesa. Bueno, ¡está la caminata de dos millas de regreso a Tetbury!