The best restaurants in Boyd Valley South Gloucestershire South West

Such a lucky find to come across The Old Dairy for a most welcome early morning breakfast! Excellent quality and flavour of the sausage, egg and bacon sandwich in delicious granary bread.... with a generous pot of tea. The baked cakes and scones looked delicous, but no room for those on this occasion! It should be noted that the prices are substantially higher than the menu illustrated on the website, but still worth every penny!

Lovely little spot! Food was beautiful. My Auntie recommended to me after she experienced the mushrooms in a Stilton sauce which is full of flavour. I particularly like that things are homemade. There is a menu board for the menu of the week alongside a menu. I really enjoyed the chocolate and orange scone with homemade orange curd and cream. The staff are really friendly and attentive. Dog Friendly aswell with seating inside and outside. Will definitely be returning.

The New Inn has a fantastic atmosphere and although small the menu is vast and food is the best you could ask for. It is a great place to both eat and have a quiet friendly drink. I am looking forward to summer where you can enjoy the beer garden as well

Beautiful outside space which we were able to sit outside with the dog. Friendly and helpful staff. The food was exceptional.

We came here for lunch, with friends. We were greeted by a lovely lady. Who took us to our table in the barn. A beautiful nicely laid table, the room was filled with natural light and oak beams. A good menu & wine choice. The chef decorated my wifes dessert plate with a happy birthday message piped in white chocolate , which was a lovely touch. The food & service was really good, apart from 2 of our steaks which were tough, however they kindly rectified this. We finished off in the bar & sat next to a log burner, which we enjoyed. The young lady behind the bar made us some fantastic cocktails to finish off with. Definitely recommend.

Today, we played the Cromwell course and found it a lovely course, not over hard but has some great holes, love all the par three and beautiful views which was an enjoyable challenge.

Great soft play. Good choice of food on the menu.. Can get very busy

The Star was my local in the early seventies, it was very friendly and did great food, so whilst out on my bike I thought I'd go for a drink and lunch. The sign on the door said "a warm welcome to everyone". Apart from a good morning on entry it felt like a doctor's waiting room. The six guys taking up the bar space were non communicative and there was no food on offer. I drank my pint and left. Shan't go back.

Was looking forward to this as had a great Christmas meal here a couple of years ago. However, I found the menu uninspiring and only dish I fancied was slow roast lamb shank Shepards Pie. I put aside it was the most expensive dish on menu at £24.25 expecting succulent lamb either flaked into or embedded in the minced lamb, gravy and topped with cheese crusted mashed potato.Instead a shallow dish arrived with lamb shank resting on top poor side up, and the dish was only half full of potato with only a thin trace of minced lamb and gravy. The lamb was pink and rubbery, not falling off the bone at all. The potato was not crispy. The buttered greens had burnt bits and portion was small. For first time in my life I sent a meal back and while I was offered another choice there was no apology, and as family meal I ate side order of onion rings and just asked for chips so as not to wait. When chips came it was with smallest pot of sauce I have ever seen so bland eating alone. While the main, side and chips were taken off the bill, this was not explained and I still had to pay for desert and coffee. The other meals were OK, average pub food, not gastro pub level.

I can’t fault the food or the price at this restaurant. We did enjoy and the setting was beautiful - the hall itself is really impressive. Only feedback : I feel like they’ve missed a trick! When we told a local we were going there it raised an eyebrow - they considered it very highly and on arrival, I understood why. But on seeing the menu, I couldn’t help but be a little disappointed. For such prestigious surroundings and a grand entrance, I was surprised the menu consisted of burger, curry and fish and chips. I was expecting fine dining and locally sourced ingredients to match the high level of service and location. I would happily have paid more than the £14 main course price tag for something a little more special. As I said, the food was good - just a little underwhelming as it had the feeling of being bought in / pre made (example - the pâté). I would recommend the chicken pie but not the brownie - it wasn’t really a brownie and needed ice cream or cream with it.

An absolute godsend. Had driven for hours and didn't expect them to serve food at the hour I arrived, but got greeted with a smile, a good pint and a great beer garden. Plus, (pictured) the best pair of faggots I'm ever tasted.

Great Sunday lunch. Staff efficient friendly and helpful. Food delicious. Good choice of menu including small taster deserts so not too indulgent.

A great little stop off for tea and cake with fantasic views to the Welsh Hills on a clear day. The warm scones are delicious and reasonably priced.

Beautiful setting, beautiful venue, delicious food, such a great find. Can't say enough good things. Had a lovely date night and will for sure bring back family and friends :) my new favourite place!