The best restaurants serving Default food in Cotswold South West

Had a 3 night stay here recently. Room was excellent, super comfortable, bar is super cosy and service was great. Defo recommend.

We booked early at 7pm on Saturday. It wasn't very busy with not many tables occupied. It was our first visit to The Hungry Horse and we were impressed by the menu options and the reasonable prices. Service was good. However, two of the three meals were ok but the fish and chips was poor. The fish was overcooked and dry. I really should have sent it back. We were then told the bar was shutting at 8pm and we were asked to get any further drink orders in. The reason was apparently trade and staff issues because of the A417 road closures. I had some sympathy for this because managing the pub in this location must be difficult during the A417 construction. However, that was no excuse for the poorly cooked food which we commented on. The website hasn't been updated with changes to opening hours.

It had been while since we last visited the Bell. Simon looked after us primarily, along with some of the other team members. I know it was busy, but apart from Simon, the others just seemed to be distant, sadly not very friendly or welcoming. The table, I think it was number 11, was very uncomfortable. It is one of the tables on the side of the restaurant, where one of you has to sit on a window seat, therefore you are higher than the table. Plus, the table had a wooden bar so you could not face the table to eat. Not recommended. The cheese soufflé to start was very tasty. The Luxury Fish Pie was a bit of a disappointment, lots of potato, not a lot of fish. The Pie was very good, Chicken and not venison as told. The wine choice on the menu, as well as on the Wine Wall has always been exceptional. We enjoyed a lovely bottle of Brunello di Montalcino, very reasonably priced. Sadly the evening was somewhat spoilt by a very loud table of 6 in the corner, who felt the need to speak at the top of their voices. We clearly understood they were celebrating a 39th birthday, as the squeaky women at the head of the table kept repeating...

A most excellent lunch served by incredibly polite and lovely staff. I so enjoyed the food and was mightily impressed with the lovely team Ionela, the manager, who could not do more to make one welcome and Ciaron, Antonina and Safiya all of whom was just so professional, polite and helpful. Absolutely faultless. My thanks to all. Excellent.

OMG! An amazing experience. The setting, food and service were all outstanding! We would highly recommended this restaurant and regret we didn't eat here more during our stay. Very friendly and pleasant staff. Thank you

We stayed here for a couple of nights. Great location, staff were very friendly. Room was perfect for our stay and for the price we paid. Our view was of the square. Breakfast included which was a bonus. An old pub with a lovely feel. Would recommend and visit again.

I'd read great things about the Fox so thought it was time for a visit. We didn't book as it was a last minute thing while driving past. Other than the bar staff the place has rather rude staff and I think this is lead by the General Manager who just shrugged his shoulders, when we pointed this out. He used to be at another local pub and had the same arrogant attitude there. If you can cope with the attitude the pizza is well worth putting up with the French style of mamangement.

Having not been at the Foston's Ash for probably 20 years we visited for lunch and were not disappointed. The food was excellent (mains were burger, sole and lamb) and service was efficient and friendly. Will try not to wait 20 years until the next visit!

Cafe 53 is my favorite Tetbury local spot. It’s popular among locals and the staff are always welcoming and friendly. I’m always excited to try the new menu items as the seasons change. Coffee is always good, and the hot chocolate is to die for. When it’s sunny out the back garden is a great relaxing spot. Highly recommend!

Terribly overpriced, over £4 for a weak flat white, fish finger sandwich made with very average supermarket style bread containing basic fish fingers. Two sandwiches and two coffees = £36, including a 10% service charge ! Really poor value for money, very limited pretentious menu. The staff were friendly and the place has a nice ambiance. I won’t be returning due to poor menu, weak coffee, and silly prices.

Truly excellent, most jovial member of staff named Fin made for a very pleasant experience. We popped in for coffee and he was so welcoming. If only every hospitality enterprise employed such a lovely, most talented and polite young man as he.

When we went there they did not open on time. Waited and they let us in the food was sub par. Service was ok. Difficulty understanding what we were ordering.

Awful. The worst scone I’ve ever tasted, dry and stale and flavourless. The coffee was gross. £7.50 for a teacake - are you having a laugh? The toilet was grim. Avoid.

It was very good because there was a lovely lady called Lynne, who served us and made us laugh. Food was very nice, filling and hot. Enjoyed the warm, cosy fire and the soft seats. I will definitely remember this evening very well.

Faultless. Staff, atmosphere, venue, food quality, presentation, portion size & value for money. Unfortunately it's so rare these days to leave a venue completely satisfied. Particular mention for the side salad!