The best restaurants serving British food in Campden-Vale Cotswold South West

Such a wonderful shop that takes you back to your childhood with old fashioned sweets plus all your classic modern day sweets……there must be over 500 different sweet lines! It’s certainly not an easy choice to decide what you’re having! They also do absolutely fantastic ice cream milkshakes…..they are a must try! My daughter loves the smoothies. American sodas & drinks available. Fresh local fudge. Locally supplied ice creams. Friendly smiling staff a truly wonderful experience

We often visit Chipping Campden and Vegetable Matters was on our way in (although we didn’t realise it) All became clear when we were reading an article about Prue Leith in the Telegraph and she mentioned it. On arrival plenty of parking and a really traditional farm shop with lots of great quality veg. and a Butchers too. So after some shopping we settled down for breakfast in the Cafe. Mrs T had Coffee and Pastry which was great ,but I was treated to Eggs on Sourdough, with a side order of Black Pudding. This was great , clearly some outstanding produce, beautifully cooked . Our Waitress was very friendly and welcoming too! We sat outside on a beautiful day for a really memorable morning. Another nice feature was the display board illustrating local country walks. We will return -Thankyou

We spent a fab 24 hours at Dormy House. It's difficult to overstate just what a class act this whole place is from top to bottom. Meticulously stylish interiors, impeccably polite and endlessly helpful service from everyone you meet. A luxurious spa where you leave all your worries at the door and relax. The rooms are comfortable and the whole vibe is unstuffy but attentive. We've stayed a few times and will hopefully do so again soon. If you want a relaxed, pampered break from the world outside, I can't recommend Dormy House highly enough.

Just left here after our first visit for food Mothers day- 3 course £20 Looked freshly cooked, tasted beautiful Will definitely return - great little village pub

Arrived at lunchtime on a glorious sunny Wednesday. It was disappointing to see a mix of tatty and uncomfortable chairs on the patio. No attention to detail of presentation. There was also paper napkins and cigarette ends around the tables. It looked as though it hadn't been tidied up from the previous night. The loos also needed cleaning and preparing for the day. Unfortunately the beers were not all on due to barrel change issues. That said previously it has been far cleaner and inviting

No bread for sandwiches but said they could do the homemade quiche which was listed as coming with salad and bread. It may as well have come on a side plate, a very small piece of soggy quiche, a pathetic amount of iceberg lettuce with 3 or 4 cherry tomatoes cut into small pieces and half a slice of bread is not a lunch.

A hidden gem within the wonderful garden centre. Bob welcomed me in ( having never met me before) When I asked if I could sit on a table for four he looked up and said "of course you may " Even though at that point there was only me. The menu was appealing and all food delicious and fresh , even pizzas were made there in front of you. Before my friends arrived I asked for a glass of wine , non of this what size would you like just a perfectly chilled glass of sauvignon blanc.............scrumptious. The three of us had a varied menu ........pizzas, pancakes ( handmade by Bob ) with maple syrup and bacon.Totally delicious cannot recommend it more highly. When you come out of Decades Tearoom you can collect a box of fresh vegetables from the shop adjacent. Loved it

Very disappointing dinner with friends. The french onion soup was watery with no depth of flavour. Looked as if the onions hadn't been caramelised. It came with cheese on toast served on the side which was rather bizarre but, had they served it correctly with the bread within the soup, the soup would have been soaked up entirely as there was so little of it. And it was lukewarm probably because it was served in a shallow soup bowl which meant such a small amount lost all heat on the journey from kitchen to table. The mains appeared and then disappeared while we were still eating our starters. When they returned, they were stone cold so had to be sent back. When the mains were served again, I would guess the lamb had been cooked from scratch but the pasta and venison pudding seemed to have been reheated. Both were dry. I then ordered affogato for dessert on the basis that no-one could make a mess of that. The icecream came out slightly melted and the jug of coffee was stone cold. Well, to be fair, the jug was warm, the coffee was cold! Not sure how they managed that. I will say that Johann who served us was very apologetic and handled the situation well. We didn't complain. We were staying at the hotel for 24 hours and didn't want to spend that precious time talking to hotel staff instead of each other and since Johann told us he didn't have the power to refund, we decided to just pay and leave.

I had dinner alone in a really friendly restaurant. I had a couple of starters to keep room for the delicious pudding! Heritage tomatoes with goats cheese were fab and the dusted squid was really perfectly done. The staff were helpful and attentive without being overbearing. Summer pudding to finish was one of the best I have had. Delicious!

I was having my motorhome serviced in the village and had a whole day to kill. The leaflet was in the waiting area so I gave it a try. Lovely full English breakfast, cooked perfectly, very nice quality coffee and a wonderful relaxed atmosphere. Ordered a second coffee and hung a round for a bit with no feeling like you weren't welcome. It was so nice and the service was first class and came with a smile that a added a toasted teacake and a third coffee to the bill and returned for them early afternoon! Very reasonably priced indeed and an all-round lovely experience!

We enjoyed a lovely meal here. One of the best pub meals I’ve had. Fine dining rather than local pub, but it does also offer drinks only. Excellent service with attention to detail. Can highly recommend.

For insiders who want to have a good time. Wonderful pub! Around the corner, 10 meters from the main street on the way to St. James's Church. Delicious food and good beer. We sat in the left-hand area, living room-like, very cozy. We had the vegan and the proper burger. A little more coleslow, please. Otherwise, perfect. Such friendly staff in the service. Very attentive. Legendary! Please make a reservation.

We chose The Kings Arms for our evening meal during a short holiday in Mickleton. The food was superb and the staff were friendly and attentive. The menu has a varied range of dishes, something for everyone. We would highly recommend it.

We were recommended this pub for dinner and we were not disappointed at all. I had the soup with home made bread and shepherds pie and my husband had the mushroom and Stilton for starters and the lamb burger. We were too full up for a desert. Traditional pub food. Big Jo (she called herself that) was so funny and attentive. Nice friendly little pub woukd definitely go back there.

We stayed at the hotel with our dog so we ate here. All the staff were lovely, and enjoyed pandering to our hound. We were also looked after very nicely. The starters! AMAZING. Top quality food. The scotch egg was the best I’ve had. We were happy with the starters on both nights. We had the steak for the first evening and it was cooked and presented perfectly. The menu changed slightly over the two days so we had plenty of options. Congratulations to the chef and the team