The best restaurants in Northleach Cotswold South West

Only open on Friday and Saturday at the moment but well worth a visit. The pizza is excellent and the burgers are good too.

El helado es realmente bueno, un delicioso que puedo decir. Disfrutamos de un día soleado en Burton-on-the-Water, sin duda lo recomiendo!

So pleased that Lynwood & co have opened a branch in our lovely village (town). I regularly pop in after a morning run to enjoy a coffee which is always superb. The cinnamon Bear Claw to go with it is a delight. Staff are friendly and always find time for a chat. The ambience and laid back friendliness of Lynwoods compliments where we live perfectly.

This used to be a really cosy cafe where you’d get decent quality coffee, cakes and toasties etc. visited today for the first time since before Covid and I’m guessing it must have changed hands. Espresso was undrinkable ( more like filter coffee) and we only ate one mouthful of the cheese ham toastie - anaemic, plastic ham and cheese. Dont like leaving negative reviews but this is more like a transport caf now which is such a shame. Won’t be back.

Amazing pork and apple sausage roll.

We stayed here for one night on our visit to the Cotswolds. What a gem of a place. Comfortable room and bed with a fabulous bathroom. Unfortunately we were too tired to check out the pub and restaurant, but it looked lovely. Would definitely recommend.

A great place to stop on the Fosseway. Bright glass conservatory with lots of outdoor space. Fantastic local food menu which was well cooked and presented. This will become a regular stop when travelling this way.

Generous roast Sunday lunch which everyone enjoyed, but very intermittent service. After 20 minutes, we had to go to the hostess desk as the sparkling water we ordered as we sat down hadn't arrived, and nor had anyone to take our drinks or food orders. This resulted in our orders being taken, but after another 15 minutes, we had to ask again for the water and the drinks. We were at out table for over 30 mins before we all had something to drink. The food then arrived quickly, although one dessert was forgotten and had to be asked for. The food was all good, but let down by the service. When pubs ask to have the tables back for the next sitting, they need to make sure you are served so that you can eat and have coffee before having to leave.

Estos tipos son ángeles disfrazados. Mi lugar al que ir cuando necesito buena comida tarde en la noche y rápido. Como estoy en un régimen para evitar la chatarra, es genial tener ensaladas frescas, rebanadas de pollo o cordero bien cocidas y siempre agrego algo de pitta. Es sabrosa la carne que elija, y las ensaladas son jugosas y correctas. Tampoco es demasiado caro. Sí, me encanta este lugar - buena calidad constante, sabrosa y bien presentada.

I go to this Dobbies quite often as it's very local and a good place to take my husband who needs little outings (limited in his range these days.) However, they have gone DOG MAD. Dogs are allowed all over the store INcluding the restaurant (!! this would have been unthinkable 5, 10 years ago?) and people take them at their word and you genuinely can hardly move some days for dogs on long leads forming a trip hazard in front of you. The dog owners seem to annoy even each OTHER as, their dogs being dogs, they try to suss each other out with hackles and sniffings and sizing one another up, causing blockages in the aisles. Lots of small children in this Dobbies too - about the same head-height as a dog - I'm sure parents must find this an extra stress. And in the restaurant it's VERY offputting to have a dog about three feet from your table. Dogs are not clean, no matter how much their owners pretend they are - they have no place in public food outlets, and WHY, JUST WHY? how and why did we get to this point where dogs and owners can never be separated? It's quite a recent thing, last 5, ten years? Now obviously Dobbies have done their sums, and so aggressively marketing themselves as DOG FRIENDLY (latest ad: "if your dog wants to help choose your new lawnmower, now he can!" - clue - no he doesn't) must mean they think they get more trade from dog-lovers than lose it from those who think dogs have no place in stores and particularly food outlets (kudos the Waitrose outlet and butchers in-store, who don't allow dogs in their section.) So I realise the battle is lost, but I'm sure I'm not the only person who feels this way. I don't even think the dogs themselves can be enjoying this, it must be a stressful environment for them. I'm not a dog hater - I've owned and loved dogs - but this tide of 'dogs must be allowed everywhere and if you aren't happy about it, go elsewhere' is depressing.