The best restaurants in Campden-Vale Cotswold South West

Ate here tonight Staying at Dormy house for a couple of nights Honestly we didn’t think the back garden restaurant at the hotel last night was that amazing so I was a bit nervous about Mo tonight Have to say I needn’t have worried We had a lovely evening Great intimate setting - only 8 of us (max 12) Nice company (2 American couples and 2 British couples so some good chat) Food was very good Some really craftsmanship and interesting dishes Wine pairing was delicious (quite small pours though!)

We went for the roast chicken on a Thurs pm. Was fantastic. Really tasty. Great value for money. Hot plates hot food. Highly recommend

Stopped for a breakfast batch, good price around £5.50 and tasted lovely

Such a wonderful shop that takes you back to your childhood with old fashioned sweets plus all your classic modern day sweets……there must be over 500 different sweet lines! It’s certainly not an easy choice to decide what you’re having! They also do absolutely fantastic ice cream milkshakes…..they are a must try! My daughter loves the smoothies. American sodas & drinks available. Fresh local fudge. Locally supplied ice creams. Friendly smiling staff a truly wonderful experience

great food - can be eaten in, however, if its a good day enjoy outside viewing the happenings in Campden......

We came here for a spa day and it was brilliant. A lovely setting in the Cotswolds. The service was very good - we felt very well looked after. We will definitely be returning at some point in the future

Great atmosphere, the food and service was excellent and quick even though we were having a late lunch . The service was not rushed at all. House wine and pizza and Tiramisu really good . Definitely go again thank you

Had a delicious dinner by Chefs Yani and Gab. The ambience was perfect and the service from Izzy was cheerful and warm. Thank you we’ll come again.

Best curry I've had in a long time Dogs are allowed in the pub but no dog friendly area in the restaurant. Considering it's a tourist area you'd think they would accommodate dogs like every other restaurant in the town. We had to lock our dog up in the car. Food was so good but love our dog more so wont be returning again.

Good ole fashioned local pub atmosphere (Sky football is available if that’s your thing). Great simple local food done brilliantly well. Burgers & pies are to absolutely die for!!!! Friendly staff and room to camp overnight free parking in our campervan too with the choice of electrical hookup for only £5 (if wanted). Dog friendly too with two of their own four legged friends. Great experience - would highly recommend supporting Colin @ The Butchers Arms!!!! Thank you 👍🎉

We ordered Fish salad each and it was the freshest salad I've had in a restaurant, absolutely delicious 😋, staff very kind very friendly, we had two cream scones with jam and clotted cream, they were home made scones and lovely too. Left there full and happy! Would we go back there again? That's a big YES! from us.

Just returned home from a two night stay which included breakfast and dinner, I have previously left a trip advisor review titled first impressions, which is based on the poor dated rooms with mildew in bathroom and very stained toilet caused by chemicals… So moving on from that, sadly I think the new owners have tried to fix something that was not broken, in fact they have gone out their way it seems to break what was once a lovely hotel with fine dining and welcoming and relaxing experience. Like others the evening meal menu was limited and uninspiring. Which was confirmed on order. Over priced, uninspired and tasteless. However I’m happy to pay for quality which was evident two years ago when we were last here. Thankfully the breakfast was much better. Service was poor, especially with the checkout member of staff, who showed little emotion or enthusiasm with service. Glad to see the two foreign guys serving in the evening were still there from our last visit in November 2022. At least there was something familiar. I understand things change etc, but the dining room makeover, ie the chairs are not suitable for dining, with back wall sofas that are also difficult to get out and in, to sit. So to recap. Bathroom and bedroom very tired and not acceptable at this price point. Evening dining was a huge disappointment. Service needs care and attention especially when expecting 10% automatic service charge. This is a beautiful Manor House in a lovely area. What a shame.

We walked into the Bakers a couple of weeks ago and I was impressed with the refurb. My friend who is a beer connoisseur was very impressed with the ale. I took my wife and friends for my birthday meal and really enjoyed the food and service. Highly recommended.

No bread for sandwiches but said they could do the homemade quiche which was listed as coming with salad and bread. It may as well have come on a side plate, a very small piece of soggy quiche, a pathetic amount of iceberg lettuce with 3 or 4 cherry tomatoes cut into small pieces and half a slice of bread is not a lunch.

Menu was quite limited for non meat eaters. Chose French Onion Soup, followed by fish of the day; Stonebass. Both were ok, but to pay over £30 for a small portion of fish is crazy. My wife had Cheese Soufflé, followed by Belly Pork, both ok but not exceptional. Her pudding; Lemon Meringue was not pleasant, and she left most of it. We had breakfast on two days, and whilst the eggs were ok, smoked haddock was very “ripe” and lacked the hollandais sauce as on the menu. The bread used for toast was on the cheap side, and tasted awful. All a bit pretentious.