The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Nailsworth Stroud South West

Excellent service and really delicious lunch on a Monday. Went out of their way to make it a lovely experience for my family - was there for dad’s 82nd birthday.

We have wanted to dine at Williams Kitchen but never arranged to, WOW, we all experienced a very enjoyable evening, 3 x swordfish which was extremely good and I ordered the lobster which so nice, finished with some very pleasant dessert’s and coffee. A very nice Pouilly Fume to accompany the food. Staff were very friendly and polite, huge compliments to the chef and kitchen staff. Quite expensive but so worth it. Thankfully we live quite local.

We stayed at the rooms and enjoyed the 8 course tasting menu. The food was prepared with great skill and attention to detail. Everything was very tasty and the wine matches were interesting. The staff and chef were very knowledgeable and passionate about the food and service. No liquid nitrogen or gimmicks just well cooked and presented food.

After numerous trial and errors we decided to try here as Stroud WAS CLOSED ON A MONDAY . Many places seemed to be just vegan or one place at 1300 hrs had no bacon for a sarnie . The very large undercover food hall was only partially open , no customers and bizarre selections. The only pub we found The Retreat was empty and only did burger and chips. So we decided to leave. Our last resort was 15. Very little choice. Service very good ,but that's it .

Had an appointment in nearby Horsley on a Monday and found the café as we drove past it. Fantastic home made food made by students and staff at the College , friendly welcome and highly recommend.

Lovely pub with the crown jewel being the Hogfest event each year

Wonderful quirky eating place, fantastic selection of snacks. We had a very tasty feta, spinach and leek pastry roll, and a huge cheese and spinach scone. The scone could have done with a bit more cheesiness. Very nice well-brewed pot of tea, and excellent iced black coffee. Wonderful array of random places to sit inside and out.

As well as the tempting cakes, bread and delicious mince pies in the shop downstairs, the cafe upstairs is a lovely place for brunch. Some really delicious items on the menu and very friendly, efficient service. There’s often an art exhibition on too, currently amazing artworks by local artist, Andy Walker.

I meet up with some school mums and our 5yr olds for lunch here, the boys used the play area, they weren't being particularly noisy, just being 5yr olds! We were very rudely told by a member of staff to tell the children to be quiet. Baring in mind the restaurant was busy and the noise level was high anyway with people talking. I then took a children's lunch bag along with a glass bottle of diet coke up to the till, I also ordered a cheese scone which was literally right on the side of the counter, it took 30mins for my scone and diet coke and sandwich for the children's bag to arrive! I could have literally taken the lid off my coke and got myself a glass and a cheese scone but I had to wait 30mins!! The service was diabolical let alone the issue with the children. If you don't want children to be allowed in the restaurant then don't have a play area!!! Will not be returning any time soon.