The best restaurants serving British food in Moreton-in-Marsh Cotswold South West

Food fantastic, service friendly and precise, nice location. Please visit this gem

Delicious! An essential stop for coffee or breakfast.

Monday 7th April 2025, My husband and I got up a little later than we intended and packed our cases into our car. At 9.00, we started our journey down to Cirencester. We did make a stop for breakfast and a toilet break in Morton-In-The-Marsh. Our usual coffee shop was closed due to an unforeseen family crises. My husband and I strolled down the street and went to ‘The Victorian Tea Room’, in a lovely old regency building. The place was quite when arrived but filled up very quickly after 10.30. My husband and I found a lovely table for two inside the coffee shop which was light and airy. My husband and I sat down and then we looked at the impressive breakfast menu. My husband had a sausage and egg bap with tomato ketchup, which he said was very nice. I too decided to have a bap filled with bacon and egg with brown sauce, which was very nice and very filling. My husband also had a pot of tea and I had a two large cups of latte coffee, which set us up for the rest of the day.

Nice Cream Tea, but the service was really unfriendly!

This place was lovely. We had drinks and cream tea. The portions were generous, reasonably priced and tasted great. The chap that served us was also part of kitchen team and spoke with care about the menu as we made our choices. The tea rooms are cosy and comfortable, the staff attentive and relaxed. The perfect example of customer service resulting in an excellent customer experience.

The Mulberry Restaurant is for groups, but there is a perfectly good restaurant inside and out for couples. The service was welcoming, efficient, and professional. The menu choice were good and the food was very well presented and prepared.

A delicious "home cooked style" Sunday lunch with all the trimmings and beautiful seasonal vegetables. Enjoyed by all.

Super friendly staff, the inn is so cosy and their food is nothing less than excellent. Many beautiful hikes in the area.

Stayed overnight in the carpark in our camper. (BRIT STOPS) We found the pub very welcoming right from the minute we walked in. The Publican was great, the other local patrons were great as well. We ate the delicious food from the menu which rated very highly in our UK experience. Decor inside the pub was interesting and there is a massive collection of vinyl LPs with one on the turntable constantly. Highly recommend this pub for food, friendliness and comfort ... 🍽🍺🇦🇺

Nice environment, food looked lovely. However all but one staff member looked like they would rather not be there. Food was disappointing, sandwich bread was rubbery, both ciabatta and baguette. The sandwich fillings were extremely salty. The baked potato was cold, the only good things from our group were the sausage roll and fries. Mint chocolate and coffees were decent.

Was served by a young man called Brandon. The worst customer service ever. We ordered and he then said in a rude abrupt way “what else?? “ we paid no thank you or please. Didn’t inform us my transaction had gone through. I asked him if it was ok all he said was “yep”. I asked him again to see if he would say thank you, all he said again was “yep”. Bloody shockingly rude guy!!!!

The coffee is good the service is very good but the crushies have been absolutely disgusting they have no taste and are a waste of money they need to be stronger they are basically expensive water