The best restaurants in Tewkesbury South West

An absolute treat of a breakfast at The Greasiest Spoon! Went there as part of a group of seven that were camping for the Cotswold Beer Festival, and needed setting up for a day of boozing, and they didn't disappoint! I went for the meaty breakfast, and I'm sorry to say that my eyes were definitely bigger than my belly, and I couldn't finish the plate despite it being one of the tastiest breakfasts I've had in a long time! Credit to the staff and owner who looked after us brilliantly. We will be back here next year when we are in town again for the beer festival. Hands down the best breakfast in Winchcombe. Thanks again The Greasiest Spoon (though the breakfast definitely wasn't greasy :-)!

Annual visit on 16th Nov. Reception staff absolutely lovely on arrival, set high tea menu, which means if you don't like a particular sandwich filling, you're basically stuffed as they won't deviate on choice or replace a filling that you you like that is already on the menu! There are too many sweet offerings compared with savoury. Service staff we found rude and abrupt. Not worth the money compared to similar businesses that offer so much more flexibility, balance in terms of menu, value for money, and welcoming table staff. The visit was really underwhelming and won't be returning again. If you are thinking of visiting for the first time, think twice!

Disfrutamos mucho del té con crema que tomamos en Webbs Café, pero pensamos que era un poco caro, pero aún así lo disfrutamos.

Really great local Chinese restaurant, good prices and a decent selection as well as some good meal deals. Last I checked they didn't take card, and also no delivery service which is a real shame. Despite them being the closest to us, we tend to order more regularly with another restaurant purely because they deliver.

I had the steak night deal , a wonderful rare rump steak , perfectly cooked with Stilton sauce and chips with salad and lovely cold thatchers gold for £16 , tremendous value for money and the staff were excellent . Well worth a visit

We visited the Queens Head Pub in Gloucester this evening for what was supposed to be a warm and memorable farewell party, but sadly, the experience left much to be desired. We had booked a table for 8 well in advance, but two additional people joined us last minute, something that’s not uncommon at gatherings. Instead of accommodating this small change with a bit of flexibility, the lady serving us acted more like a strict hostel warden than a friendly host. The attitude was brusque, unwelcoming and lacked hospitality completely. Rather than taking care of us with a smile, we were met with a sour expression and curt comments about our party size. While they arranged for a table for 10 after some discussion, soon it was announced that food choices were limited to mains only ( at 8 pm). No sides or starters were available, very strange and unlike other pubs in and around. Adding to this, when one of the friends picked a chips from another’s plate we were immediately told off saying food cannot be shared and an extra service charge will be added. Instead of helping us find a solution, made us feel like we were an inconvenience. The rudeness didn't stop there; throughout the evening, this person seemed impatient. It genuinely felt like we were being chastised for daring to enjoy ourselves. The food itself was average at best, but any enjoyment we might have had was completely overshadowed by the poor service. At a time when we wanted to celebrate and relax, we were made to feel uncomfortable and unwelcome. A little courtesy and flexibility go a long way in hospitality, and unfortunately, Queens Head seemed to lack both. If you're looking for a pub with a friendly atmosphere and accommodating staff, I’d recommend steering clear of this one. We left disappointed and regretting choosing this venue for such an important occasion.

Filthy dirty and thick with dust, paint work etc looks like it's never been cleaned. Appalled! Stupidly thought I'd give this place a second chance as we frequently travel between Chester and Plymouth and this is approximately half way. Today they turned us away informing us that they were running low on food and walk in customers are not their priority! Unbelievable that any hospitality business can be running low on food before breakfast is finished and don't value paying customers. Needless to say, I'll be taking my business somewhere that is deserving my custom.

DO NOT ORDER FROM HERE!! I called up as had been waiting an over an hour for my order, the manager proceeded to shout down the phone to tell me he was going to cancel the order. Extremely rude and slow service

Lovely chips, the best in Tewkesbury!

The food was brilliant and when we got there to pick up the food the little girl called Cathrine was especially kind and friendly They even chipped in free spring rolls and prawn cracker 🫶

Disappointed pub will shut over the winter

Stayed overnight at the Premier Inn on a meal deal, which normally includes a full breakfast. Restaurant closed no official reason given. Whitbread really know how to upset both staff and customers. Closing a large number of Beefeater restaurants will deter many regular Premier Inn. customers. Only advice we can offer is Better get a Travel Lodge.

The conflicting reviews regarding staff, I think, come down to one particular female who checked us in. She was rude and arrogant. Everyone else was polite and friendly. We were in a top room, lovely view, very comfortable beds and warm. Unfortunately, the shower in the shared bathroom didn’t work properly for me. The water stopped and started and I stood there for a couple of minutes getting cold praying I could wash off the conditioner! We had dinner there in the evening that was absolutely delicious. Service was excellent.

Been going here since i was little and the foods been amazing every single time, i always get chowmein which has never not been good, chicken in honey and lemon sauce is what ive been getting for years and would reccomend it to anyone that hasnt had it, only thing i say is that the prices have gone up over the years but if youre only going to have it on the odd occasion its worth it.

How the heck can they say that it's the "Home of the roast". I think Britons were enjoying roast lunches long before Toby existed. Been here many times and would describe the food as passable but not great. Visited late in the afternoon. Was difficult to get served - no-one at the food counter and required 3 requests by waiting staff for someone to come and carve the meat. The food was barely warm and a strange taste pervaded all the items which left me feeling nauseous. Potatoes were leathery and extremely difficult to cut. Maybe this was something to do with going later in the day?