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

My wife, my niece and I went last night. Neither storm Darragh nor the tree halfway across the road in Bourton on the Hill could stop us visiting this favourite of ours. As ever you were greeted warmly by Nick and shown to our table. We went with wine pairing, which I’d really recommend as Nick and Darren’s choices are always perfectly matched. In particular some wonderfully sourced local wines. The food was , as always, exemplary and a real joy . Taking you on an undulating pleasure ride of the senses. We were lucky to get a table, thankfully their well deserved reputation is spreading and getting table in December proved to be tricky . That said though popular the atmosphere is calm, relaxed and warm. If you haven’t been, then and you’re in the area, I’d recommend booking a table for the New Year soon.

Beautiful & cozy coffee shop embracing all the Cotswolds cozy lifestyle. It was very welcoming & felt like a place where time itself slows down. Delicious oat milk latte & scones! Very laid back & wonderful vibes.

Popped in for brunch on 17th February. Almost everything was available as a gluten free option, which is excellent in itself. It was very busy but the staff took the time to genuinely help and care about the experience. Pricing was good and quality excellent.

Beautiful building, great menu, loved it!

I visited Rixy's with a friend on a chilly December afternoon to warm up and indulge in a treat. What a treat it was! So glad we picked Rixy's, the cream tea I had was the best I've ever had and I purchased a couple of the homemade cakes to take away. I would definitely recommend and return.

The hotel and gardens are decorated and maintained so beautifully and the hotel is comfortable, warm and cosy throughout. The Christmas decorations and roaring fires were so lovely in a cold December. All the staff across Reception, the Bar, the Restaurant etc were an absolute delight. The breakfasts were also delicious. We took our 6-month old puppy and there were many sweet touches for him such as as a dog bed and bowl ready in the room and a 'doggy sausage' at breakfast each morning. We were in a newly refurbished Cotswold double and it was decorated beautifully and was very comfortable. The only slight downside is that, likely because it's such an old building, the walls are very thin so you can hear your neighbours very clearly. This is the only reason i haven't given it the full 5 stars (I would give this 4.5 stars if Google allowed). It wouldn't stop me staying here again, I'd just take ear plugs next time. Brilliant location to explore Bourton on Water, Daylesford, Broadways, the Slaughters etc. Highly recommend staying here.

Friendly staff with a solid brunch/lunch menu

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.

Great little gem well worth a visit

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