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Server was very sarcastic and rude about id checks AFTER ID DRANK HALF MY PINT. better yet he gives me a knife with lettuce still on it from the washing machine. disgusting

Booked table for 5 in advance. Roasts were OK but vegetables cold and had to be reheated. Veg lazagna tasted like a microwave meal. Chef came out to apologise and offered a free dessert but to be honest we just wanted to leave. Restaurant was empty, so food should've been better.

My wife and I booked Sunday lunch a week prior for 12.30. We arrived around 12.15 and were the 1st people to order Sunday lunch. 1 roast beef and 1 roast pork, so simple stuff especially been the 1st order a roast on a Sunday. Unfortunately it was cold so we sent it back, 10 minutes later it came out again and barely warm. Plates were not hot either. The roast beef looked lovely and was pretty hot however everything else on the plate was barely warm. Roast potato’s barely warm and the cauliflower cheese was actually cold along with cold carrots & cabbage. £26 for a roast beef, no matter how good it is for me if it’s not served hot it’s a non starter. The manager didn’t seem too bothered or apologetic towards us having travelled 40 minutes to get there we left very disappointed and hungry!

After a grand walk in autumn sun we decided to treat ourselves to a cuppa and cake. Great selection of cakes at reasonable prices. It certainly rounded off a lovely afternoon

Had a lovely cream tea, lovely and cozy with a lovely warm fire in the winter. Lovely fresh scones with cream and jam. Staff were very attentive and polite. We left headphones in the restaurant and one of the staff kindly found us while we were driving away to return it.

This was our fifth stay here and, as usual, it was sublime. The staff couldn’t have been kinder and more welcoming, the atmosphere warm and the Valentines Day dinner and breakfasts delicious. The place is pregnant with character and charm. My husband and I stayed here with my parents and loved every minute. Thanks so much for a wonderful stay. We will be back many more times.

There have been some mixed reviews for this place. When we got there at 6.30 it was early and we were the only people, the hearing wasn’t on and no music, however the owner did pop the hearing on and some music, it changed the ambience straight away, it’s a basic looking restaurant but we found the service and food pretty decent. We are vegetarian so had some bean curd dishes, Singapore noodles.. they were quite nice and we were happy to pay the service charge

A gorgeous village pub, turned into a money making eatery. Absolutely packed, so my review will make no difference to their profits. However, for those who would feel ripped off for paying £26 for the tiniest pork chop with a dollop of apple sauce (literally nothing else on the plate), then please avoid. The tiny pork chop was cooked really well and was delicious, but £26? No, no, no! We’ll leave this one for the customers who have more money than sense. Service was pleasant and the tiny chop was tasty, but I’ll cook my own next time and give the monetary difference to charity 😊

Ordered food for 17 15 . Arrived early piping hot and a lovely meal

This is an excellent place to go, the staff, especially Linda, are so welcoming, courteous, and very good at their job. Nothing is too much trouble. They work really hard. HOWEVER, one person who has very short blond hair whose name begins with an H can be very unfriendly to the point of being rude. It's not very nice to experience. Such a shame ☹️

We ordered two sausage baps and two coffees which cost £20.00. We had to queue to collect our coffees but food was delivered to the table. The sausages (one per bap) were a 'warm up job' and the bread slightly stale. The coffees were fine and piping hot. In our view the Cogges Kitchen Cafe does not begin to compete with the other Cotswold cafes we visit reguarly and who offer better quality food at lower prices. On the plus side, dogs are welcome, Blue Badge holders are able to park adjacent to the cafe and there is extensive patio seating with space for children to play. Would suggest an urgent re-vamp as this could be turned into a very attractive operation.

Positives: Food was delicious, the menu provided lots of options for vegetarians (you could make any burger veggie). The staff were very friendly and helpful. Negatives: On the expensive side. Finding the entrance was a little difficult as the new location is down an alley way. Summary: Very enjoyable meal. Love the new location. Will be visiting again.

Had a takeaway whilst staying at a local campsite and the bhajis were lovy but my curry, a malaya was bland and my husbands curry was so oily, the pilau rice was just wet boiled rice with the odd bit of colour. Not at all worth the money we paid

Very poor start to finish. The manageress did not care less about the issue we had. Trust me avoid this like the plague . You had to pay before meal when ordering but if you paid when finished I would have refused to pay . Awful experience . Many other similar reviews . AVOID

Have been ordering from Ahmeds since 2021! The portions are very satisfactory! The flavours are colourful! We have gone to the extend of driving 40 minutes to collect the food and now that we are back in the area we are enjoying the delivery. Over the last week we have ordered twice! We have tried different dishes and they are All amazing! Highly recommend Ahmeds! Thank you for the delicious food!