The best restaurants serving French food in Cotswold South West

We’ve been twice since the polo season has finished and both times the food has been phenomenal. Ashlee is an awesome hostess. It’s dog friendly too, which add to the relaxed atmosphere. Definitely recommend if it’s a sunny day, you can spend may hours enjoying some really delicious wine

Great restaurant great food and ever changing menu they have an excellent value lunchtime menu that runs until 7.00pm orders. Today the service was so slow it took over an hour to serve the starter and we gave up waiting for the desert at an hour and 30 minutes. They were very apologetic but it scewed up our plans for the afternoon.

The coffee was OK. My wife liked hers to be fair. Soy milk was very sweet. The service was appaling. Blonde haired, eastern European lady maybe in her 50s was miserable. I got my order wrong and she huffed and puffed about it. No "that's OK don't worry" just muttering under her breath. The sweet treats did look very good thoug!

Visited for afternoon tea. The food was bad. Like not inedible but nothing more. Wonderful grounds and room done aesthetically. Avoid for sure. Unless you are going for just a drink. Then maybe not too sorrowful a visit.

£6.50 for a child’s lunch box is a bit much . granted it has several items in but to be honest you could reduce the content by the yoghurt and aim for a £5 charge? I found the tomato soup extremely salty so altogether a little disappointed. rest of hot food looked good .

I booked Sunday lunch (for 8) at The Swan to celebrate our wedding anniversary, having had a wonderful reception at the same venue 20 years ago. It was incredible from start to finish - a special, private table, and the warmest of welcomes. The service was attentive but not intrusive, and the extra little touches (glass of Prosecco & anniversary pudding!) just made it feel truly celebratory. The Swan will, once again become part of our family memories - thank-you to all who looked after us today. [The food was also lovely - superlative roasties & yorkshire pudding!]