The best restaurants serving British food in Cotswold South West

Four of us thoroughly enjoyed our Sunday roasts. Delicious meat, excellent gravy and so many vegetables. Generous helpings served by very personable staff. Puddings were terrific. Jon, our host is just the best landlord around. We all love coming to The Keepers, and thoroughly recommend it to everyone.

Stop off here for some excellent food options, able to dine outside in the nicer weather (tables are taken quickly)

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!

Spur of the moment meal. New seasonal menu- good value and good food. Bread and butter pudding was yummy. Previously had pistachio soufflé which is fab. Currently includes a free gin n tonic, bonus !

We walked from Chedworth Roman Villa to Seven Tons Inn for lunch. Plenty of tables available as early weekday. The food took a long time to arrive as apparently they were a chef down. Food good but pricy and 10% service charge on top. Made a nice day out and nice pub so overall can't fault it.

We had dinner on a Saturday night. Our daughter loved the chicken and chips. My husband enjoyed the steak and I truly enjoyed the vegetables lasagna ( first time I tried it) The pudding was delicious too. Overall nice meal without breaking your bank.

They do Roasts they do and right nice too!

Really lovely pub. Kind, helpful staff and really nice clean food. I have a health condition which I explained to the waitress and they were more than happy to accommodate me and alter the dish to my needs. The food was very fresh and cooked perfectly.

Being local we do visit on occasion, this time Sunday lunch for our Wedding Anniversary. Shown to table upon arrival, waited some time to order a drink, ordered lunch which came almost immediately, but no one came to take our wine order, I had to ask, we had eaten half of our lunch by this time. Food and food service was great, lacking on drinks/wine service.

I was part of a large group who had a Sunday lunch. The meal consisted of two slices of pork and two slices of beef. I can’t speak for others but on my table of six, five left their meat. The consensus was that the pork was fatty and the beef was tough. The waitress was made aware of this when clearing the table but nothing was done.

Such a great find. Lovely, clean room in a quiet spot. Continental breakfast was perfect with some great little touches such as homemade jam. Well worth the money and I hope to come back again soon.

After my car broke down outside The Royal Oak, I was welcomed into the pub and looked after like a long-time local by the wonderful family who run it. They could not have been more kind and helpful. When I returned the next day to organise my car to be towed, again they were so open and supportive. I did eat lovely fish and chips there too. A great local pub, that I wish I had near me so I could frequent it often. Not only were the management fantastic but the locals were equally friendly, sincere and welcoming. Such a wonderful experience after what could have been a real disaster!

Lunch with my mother. 2 starters each. All 4 were spectacular. Chichory salad, burrata salad, devilled kidneys and beef carpaccio. Glass of wine each. £60. Ok there was a cider and fries chucked in for my yobbish tastes. Between us we have about 50 years experience in hospitality all over Europe. But this was best pub lunch in over 20 years, for me.

Me and my husband came to visit Bibury for the day. We found this restaurant in Google. It's very close from the Awkward Hill. We love the service, the food and the décor. Highly recommended.

It's claimed to be the oldest pub in England, but the atmosphere doesn't suggest that it still feels like a modern restaurant and has a London vibe. The food was good , not Michelin style but well cooked. Friendly staff, clean bathroom. Good menu diversity.