The best restaurants serving Indian food in Cotswold South West

What a lovely tipi, cozy, pretty, warm and inviting and just so happens to do some of the best Bao buns! Eat and play board games inside or relax by the outdoor fire pit with a cocktail. We spent hours here eating, drinking and playing uno.

We ordered a takeaway which I can sum up very easily. Fantastic food, fantastic value and fantastic service. We were all so impressed. Wish they could deliver to London!

went with friends and pleasantly surprised by how lovely it was. All of the guys from Flooring South West in tetbury will be back soon

Absolutely fabulous! Extremely attentive service from all, including the boss Kajul. Outstanding food and presentation. Thanks. Guy

Great curry with the family. Top service as well. Been there twice now when staying in Ciren. Can thoroughly recommend.

The fact Hassans isn’t #1 is incredible. The food and service there was impeccable and nothing too much trouble. If you aren’t close to Moreton then a trip is 100% worth it. Both a fantastic menu and a good selection of drinks, it’s the perfect place for a date night or for a big meal out. Thank you for making our visit so enjoyable, we will be back!

Superb..truly superb. Attentive staff,excellent food, bottled drinks.Very talented chef. Pleasant ambience. Definitely a place to eat at.

I had cheese in my tika butter chicken. Why and how did it get there. Thick layer of cheddar. Also the popadoms tasted burnt like the oil was burnt ?

We had a great evening in The Pickwick Room at The Moghul Tandoori. Mo, our waiter, looked after us extremely well - he was fun and friendly, even if he did call me out for having a korma! All the dishes were excellent and overall quality was high. Great Indian and would highly recommend.

The staff were incredibly, they could not have been more helpful. They were great at explaining the menu and even remade one of our dishes which we found too spicy. The food was so lovely, it was well presented and the menu had more variety than your average Indian restaurant. It was very clean and had a lovely atmosphere. Ideal for couples and quieter groups

Went whilst on holiday as a treat for the reasonable priced ‘ set meal deal’ ,which was double the price, the food is nice but so expensive! . Check your bill carefully or go to the 8 bells instead.

We have used The Spice Room for many years, we also have 2 holiday cottages that we rent out where we recommend them as our Indian delivery/takeaway of choice. Sadly tonight’s meal was awful, not the same meal we normally have at all. We ordered a Rogan Josh and it was like a tin of chopped tomatoes with some tikka meat thrown in. No Indian flavour at all just chopped tomatoes and chicken. I called them as I wanted to let them know as I am sure this must have just been a mistake to be told in a very arrogant way that I “must have picked the wrong dish as this dish is tomato based” all I wanted was acknowledging and that they would pass on the feedback to the chef as I’m sure he must have just forgot to add any Indian spice/flavouring. Really sad about this and how I was treated but sadly I won’t be ordering from them again and I will be removing the menus from my holiday cottages incase my guests receive the same treatment.

Brilliant delicious food, super service. Well worth a visit. Do yourself a favour and visit this pub/restaurant. The number of customers speak volumes .

Awful place booked a meal / time on line for 2 at 8pm. Was away for weekend. Landed at 7:55! No table! Was asked to come back in 20-25 mins! Didn’t bother returning, why book people in if can’t accommodate. Won’t return

Perfect for a one night stay. We started our cotswold hike from Chipping Campden and needed a place to stay for first night. The Volunteer Inn is reasonably priced for what it provides i.e. clean room with towels etc. Elsewhere in Chipping Campden was quite costly. One thing though, there is a pub downstairs, so it can get noisy. However, we both slept fine. I do recommend this place for one night stay at Chipping Campden.