The best restaurants serving British food in Cheltenham South West

Very good still, even though it lost the number3 brand. Same chef, same team, just no Phil. New menus, theme nights and a great wine list. Beer/ale selection can be a little up and down, but they always have 3-4 to pick from Great beer garden too

We had a very,good experience at this restaurant with friends on our second night in Cheltenham.The Soho bar were very welcoming and offered a good menu and drinks choice.The staff were very professional and looked after us throughout our stay.It was very much pub food but very tasty .

I had the labneh, haloumi and poached eggs on sourdough with pomegranate molasses. The combination of flavours worked so well together and a sprinkling of dehydrated black olive slices added another level. Husband had vegetarian breakfast. Always a good choice. Super green smoothie and a berry smoothie good too.

the food itself is lovely , when it actually arrives. on two occasions now they have missed items from my order. how can you forget to add the chips to fish and chips. when there's so much competition in cheltenham i would of thought Charles would step up, considering how long they've been in the area. safe to say i won't be ordering from them again.

For a nice local cafe it's good ! Lady in there is lovely and very helpful with orders. Great to grab a fry up of a baguette to go !

The cafe/restaurant has a lovely menu, very nice staff and nice decor/chairs/environment. We ordered a coronation chicken sandwich and two drinks - lemon presse and fresh orange juice. The sandwich was actually a roll and the contents contained very little chicken. The menu does mention chutney and mayonnaise but chicken breast is the first ingredient mentioned. The filling was more like a pickle with tiny dots of chicken. And it was quite definitely not a sandwich.The lemon presse was a lemon juice with water on the side which would have been ok but it was £3.50 from memory. My orange juice was lovely. So very mixed and quite expensive for what it was - there's a difference between an £8 or £9 sandwich and roll. I accept cafes need to make a profit, but customers also need reasonable value for money and to be presented with something resembling what they ordered.

Delightful ambience and helpful staff, but more specifically the BEST mocha with oat milk I’ve ever had. Thick, creamy, delicious. Highly recommended.

The staff are friendly and very helpful. The food is always homemade and is very delicious, the premises are always clean, light and accessible from town centre free parking close by it is near a bus service the cost of things are very reasonable it is well worth a visit would go every day if I could you can do craft work there is pictures and hand made cards for sale which shows history of Cheltenham has special days events there was an Easter party which there was a quiz and other games and there will be a beach party in June which should be fun

We paid £17 for a chicken burger and chips. Which is already expensive! When it was served, the burger was tiny with barely any chicken in. Disappointing, especially for £17 . We won’t be going there again.

Our take and every take around us has to ask for extra gravy. Perhaps don't put it on but invest in some good size gravy jugs so everyone doesn't have to ask for more?

Lovely unassuming place for some amazingly authentic Thai food. So many flavours and wonderful aromas. Dog friendly, charming outside space too!

Staff are always friendly and food is freshly cooked, portion size is massive. The accompanying salads are fresh and diverse in flavours. Well recommended.

Lovely beer garden and friendly staff.

Very disappointed with chips and fish ! Chips were soggy and fish were very small . Curry sauce tasless. Not coming back ! For award winning fish and chips I was expecting bit better quality!!!

Love this pub in the past. Went recently and felt observed by bar staff. When ordering drinks fine but afterwards quite salty behaviour. Clearing drinks outside when still drinking them and a feeling of not being welcome. A same really. It’s been a good pub in the past.