Eating & Drinking in Gloucestershire | Entertainment in Gloucestershire

A small Cotswold stone built bar with inglenook fireplace and log burning stove, the perfect place to enjoy a drink with friends. A traditional restaurant seating 90 diners, with alcoves and cosy corners, perfect for an intimate meal for two, a family meal or a get together with friends.

Serves hot and cold food from 9am to 9pm every day and licensed to sell alcoholic beverages. Sit and enjoy views of Gloucestershire airport!

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We deliver great coffee in unique surroundings. Whilst enjoying our delicious coffee, and maybe even a slice of cake, you can while away the time browsing through our extensive range of second-hand books or surf the internet with our free wi-fi.

We welcome you to our a new 100 seater chinese restaurant in Kingsway where you can experience fine chinese cuisine in our modern and atmospheric dining room. You will be served by friendly staff to ensure you have a good time whether it be a meal for two, a birthday party or any function. We hope to see you soon

Although we are well known for our traditional home cooked food, "The Butchers" is still very much a village pub and you are equally welcome to drop by for a pint of real ale or a glass of wine. The area is a magnet for walkers, cyclists and tourists.

Chinese cuisine to eat in or take away. Full English menu to choose from as well. The restaurant seats up to 80 people, so weddings, birthdays and special events can easily be catered for.

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Over 80% of the fresh food we sell comes from the local region and we are proud to champion our local Cotswold Food Heroes. Our Café is a great place to sample what we sell. Everyday we are serving soups, starters, salads, sandwiches; hot pies, pasties and quiches, and delicious coffee, teas and cakes. Tastings and events.

We serve up to eight real ales and up to four heritage ciders and food seven days a week. The pub occupies St Nicholas House, a late fifteenth century merchant’s house, built for Richard Whittington, nephew of Dick Whittington of pantomime fame, it boasts having a fascinating history. Elizabeth I is said to have stayed here in 1574.

Set in the historic Gloucester Docks, a short walk from the City centre, Dr Foster's is a zoned venue, housing a traditional pub bar, waterfront conservatory and first floor restaurant. Serving high quality food throughout the venue, Dr Foster's main feature is the stunning views from the waterfront conservatory. Complete with comfortable sofas, quirky Mediterranean décor, and a waterfront dining area.

An unspoilt 17th century inn that radiates charm and character from its quaint yet stylish decor, open log fires and Cotswold stone walls. Serves Real Ale and all food is homemade on site and cooked fresh to order. A perfect setting for a wedding reception or other special occasion. Menu can either be a sit down lunch/supper or buffet. Accommodation.

A late 19th century Inn, constructed from Cotswold stone, has picture style windows and is well known for its pretty panoramic views. An extensive range of home cooked meals and daily specials are served each day lunchtime and evening. Vegetarian menus are always available. We serve the finest selection of local real ales from Uley, Wickwar and Stroud.

Nestled in the charming Cotswold town of Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, the 16th Century Egypt Mill Hotel and Restaurant provides the ideal setting for a memorable stay. The uniqueness of Egypt Mill is realised in its delightful, full of character, bedroom accommodation. With a wedding venue, restaurant, hotel and function room all in one, Egypt Mill can cater for any celebration in Gloucestershire.

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