The best restaurants serving British food in Beacon-Stow Cotswold South West

Lovely cafe, beautiful home made cakes and lovely service from the owners. Highly recommend to anyone in the area, wanting afternoon tea

Coffee and a cheeky pastry or two all served with a smile . Then I get some fresh bread and groceries to keep the boss at home happy . What Pastries !!!

We have been to the restaurant on many occasions and the food is excellent and the staff are always welcoming and friendly.

We are pre tly in Lucy's tea room. It is a friendly feeling establishment,with no great choice of food as the kitchen has closed I was put off with the place a little when l noticed a cobwebs residing on rather a grubby looking lampshade hiding in the fireplace next to the wood burning stove. I did mention it to a member of staff who did not show any interest There was also a dog smelling away in the eating area

Went there without a booking after being knocked back from a few places. The man behind the bar could not have been more accomodating and recommend the place based on the food atmosphere and friendly staff. We waiting for a drink to work out next steps and he in the meantime worked behind the scenes to find us a table and arranged some food (despite being after food times). Would come back here again to stay or for another mea.

I attended an co-event with my daughter 9 for beefy boys at old stocks. From my own confusion I didn’t realise it was a ticket only sold out event. I was in the awkward position of promising something that I could not follow through with. However the person on the door saw my daughter face and allowed us in. An amazing show of humanity and customer service. What they didn’t know is my daughter had not been able to attend a birthday party which her class had at beefy boys Cheltenham, as she was sick last year. I had built the trip up so much to go and try world ranked 2nd burger in the world. It is nice to see compassion at the old stocks in a world of computer says no.

This place is brilliant. It serves the best Sunday lunch is=n the most pleasant restaurant and bar. The food is as good as home cooking and the staff are excellent. They cater for food intolerances too and that is better than many other hotels and restaurants. There is a lounge too, with log fire going full blast, ideal for a pre lunch drink or for a coffee after the meal. Can't recommend this place enough!

We changed our plans for evening meal when the pub we'd intended to eat at was closed on Sunday evening. The change turned out well. We found this lovely pub on a village green. The food was excellent. I had pheasant, my husband had pie. We enjoyed it so much we went back again the following evening. We then both had pheasant. The meal was beautifully cooked, the vegetables were delicious. I only wish I lived closer. Just one note of caution, the village is very dark at night in winter so have a torch or well charged phone. It all adds to the charm though.

The coffee shop we intended to go to was packed, so we went next door to Davenford instead as it wasn’t very busy at all. We ordered coffee and pastries and sat down inside with the dog (sign at the front saying dogs allowed but on lead). While we were waiting, a waiter came to give us a menu, not realising we’d already ordered, so walked away. Next thing, another staff member came and said dogs were only allowed at the front part of the store. No one mentioned this before! So we had to pack up our things and head to tables outside because the minimal tables were taken inside. After waiting a while, finally got our drinks but no food, he said it was coming. How hard is it to put two pastries from the shelf into plates?!! They never came so I went in to cancel the pastries and ask for a refund, because we’d finished our drinks so we didn’t want the food now. They didn’t even give so much as an apology, just an offer to put them in takeaway boxes. Unbelievable! Got back to the car and discovered they’d given us something entirely different to what we’d ordered…no words 😖. This probably explains why next door was jam packed and these guys weren’t. They were so flustered behind the counter, not knowing who was doing what. First and last time visit for us. Dreadful…

We were lucky enough to arrive on PIE NIGHT! The pot pies we had were amazing and we've since tried to recreate at home (unsuccessfully).

Food was nice, but the menu is very restricted with most items carrying a supplement, which made the meal much more expensive than advertised. Not four star standard as the hotel purports to be. The decor is very tired, the chairs are grubby and the carpet just dirty. The staff do their best, but you can’t make a silk purse out of a sows ear. It clear the owners have lost interest in the hotel and leave the staff to run the place.

Touristy cafe in prime position in Stow's market square. It's fairly cramped inside, with tables very close together and lacking atmosphere. Coffee and cakes were fine but overpriced compared to other cafes that we visited in the Cotswolds.

had a lovely soup and bread ,on a chilly day.Followed by coffee. Agood brouse round the Antiques centre first.

Having driven past and liked the look of the place, we returned 3 days later for lunch. The staff were fantastic and friendly and the food excellent. I had the oyster variety starter and the Vietnamese ones were stunning. Highly recommended.... We will be back.

Stayed for a couple of nights and ate in both evenings plus breakfast. First to say, the staff were simply brilliant. Harrison - H, Carol and the others looked after us well. We had a great stay and the welcome, comfort of the room and food were all excellent. The only possible issue - and some won't have a problem with this - is the building is very old so the heating tended to be on - alot. It was not an issue to be fair vent though it was -7 on both nights we stayed!