Bybrook at The Manor House
A destination dinner in Castle Combe’s Manor House, with seasonal cooking and a carefully paced dining room.
The Slaughters Manor House Restaurant
A more formal dinner and afternoon-tea choice in Lower Slaughter’s manor house, open to non-residents by reservation.
The Slaughters Country Inn
A village inn beside the River Eye in Lower Slaughter, with pub dining, gardens and space to pause on a Slaughters walk.
The Great Western Arms, Blockley
An unfussy village pub on Station Road for a drink or a meal after exploring Blockley and the surrounding footpaths.
Lynwood & Co, Lechlade
A Market Square café for coffee, breakfast and a daytime meal before exploring Lechlade and the Thames.
Lynwood & Co, Moreton-in-Marsh
A High Street coffee, breakfast and lunch stop close to Moreton’s town-centre arrival, useful before a north Cotswold outing.
The Railway, Cheltenham — Samrub Thai
A neighbourhood pub on New Street with craft beer, cider and Samrub Thai cooking: a good central evening pairing for beer and food.
Muse Brasserie, Cheltenham
An independent central brasserie combining French and European cooking with Asian influences, suited to a considered lunch or a booked dinner.
The Bottle of Sauce
A Dodo pub on Ambrose Street with burgers, pizzas and beer: an easy central choice for a casual dinner with friends or family.
Boston Tea Party, Cheltenham
A central Clarence Street café for cooked breakfast, brunch and lunch, with a broad menu and a practical location for the Wilson and Pittville.