The best restaurants serving British food in Gloucester South West

Good night out all staff friendly

The last time I visited this restaurant I swore it would be the last, even a £25 voucher as compensation wasn't enough to get me to relive the awful experience that we had. It remains unspent, somewhere. Today we visited the new refurbished restaurant and it couldn't be more different. We were greeted by a friendly face and allowed to choose a table. I was advised that there would be a 45 minute wait for our food. It arrived after 20 minutes. The quality of the food was first class, the price is very good and the atmosphere clean and well ordered. We will definitely visit again.

Great spot for family dining ,great activities and large garden to keep kids occupied. Food was fantastic aswell and reasonably priced . Great selection

Popped in on Monday lunchtime and very much enjoyed scampi and chips - both were excellent quality and nicely presented - mushy peas are at extra cost which is fair enough. Tartare sauce is also at an extra cost and that is not so fair. Neither is it very good containing too much dill and little capers or gherkins if any. Fish and chips shops have faired badly since the pandemic. Oil prices sky high and fuel prices through the roof in addition to this - staff costs and pretty much everything else has gone up. But it’s friendlier to the customer if tartare sauce etc is included in the cost. People don’t like extra costs. Menus could do with reprinting as they are torn and don’t look good - napkins could be a little better and a slice of lemon with the fish would upgrade the dishes a little. These are not complaints just observations. The sign outside says one of the top ten fish bars in the UK. With. Little tweaking it could be No.1

Quite a “staff canteen” but open to visitors / public. Excellent choice / variety of food and very competitively priced. Hot drinks are bizarre; you pay at the till and then receive an empty cup to go and serve yourself tea / coffee. Self clean after eating.

Another good wetherspoons good food and a nice pint. It could however do with a bit of a facelift.

The staff were friendly and helpful. I really appreciate all they did considering our party was rather large and my family can be a bit much. The food was all very nice and the atmosphere was lovely too.

The New Inn has charm with its period features and courtyard, but it's let down by lack of investment in my opinion. Simple things can be fixed, like adding a grip to the exterior steps leading up to the hotel to make it less slippery in rain. The rooms could do with some basic maintenance to remedy the peeling paint and wallpaper. The staff were wonderful though, no complaints there at all. However the room itself... The room was spotless and clean, but it looks very tired with water damage in the bathroom, poor water pressure in the shower, no working light in the bathroom, and a really uncomfortable mattress. The furnishings were fine, just dated. The mattress is a problem though.

food came an hour late. Not happy at all. No sorry or apology or anything. When i rang they said they dk .....food is judt what you expect compared to the sevice. Just cold and nothing special.

No food No guest lounge No bar Does not quality as a 3 star hotel 1 star at best See all the other poor reviews , no wonder it's cheap in the week