Stayed overnight. Staff were friendly. The eggs benedict at breakfast was spot on, runny yolk and all. Partner&#39;s pancakes looked decent too. Solid start to the day.

The staff were really helpful. They hollowed out my sub roll without me even asking, and toasted the peppers and onions just right. Made a big difference to the texture.

Stoke Row Store has a lovely charm. The food is fresh and flavourful, and they have a thoughtful wine list that complements the dishes nicely.

The afternoon tea was a solid choice. Scones were warm, clotted cream generous. Our server was lovely, no fuss about swapping out a couple of sandwiches. Good value for what you get.

Good spot for exploring the Cotswolds. The building is the oldest inn in England, well-maintained. Food was decent, service efficient. A solid choice for a business lunch.

A lovely spot just off the square. The staff were so friendly and attentive, which made for a really relaxed lunch. The local ingredients were a nice touch.

Had the grilled octopus again since the new owners came in. It&rsquo;s just as good as last time&mdash;super fresh and tender, with that perfect char. Really glad they&rsquo;ve kept the quality up.

The chicken was decent, and the sauces had good flavour.

Simple, quality food, clearly made with care. The vintage china cups were a lovely detail. I had a glass of their house red with the stew, and it was a really nice pairing. Felt like a proper family-run spot.

The Sunday roast was spot on, you can tell it&#39;s all homemade. Those Yorkshire puddings were the star for me, so light and crispy. Just a proper, comforting plate of food.

Alan runs a lovely spot, and the pizza with salad in the middle was spot on. The booths were really comfortable, which made for a relaxed visit.

The upstairs room was perfect for our wedding meal. Jane helped us plan everything, and Katie and the team were so friendly on the day.

The full English here is spot on. I always look for places that use free-range eggs, and theirs were cooked just right. A solid start to the day.

Love the historic building, so much character! The steep stairs are a bit tricky, but it&#39;s part of the charm. Perfect for a quirky catch-up with friends.

A lovely spot for coffee and cake. The chocolate torte was very rich, just how I like it. I also appreciated the choice of decaf drinks. The staff were friendly and the seating was comfortable, which made for a relaxed visit.

The lemon cake was a great vegan option, and they packed it so carefully for takeaway. The wine list had a nice pairing suggestion for it too.

Loved the 1940s theme, so many cute details! The shared ploughman&#39;s lunch was really tasty. Perfect spot for a catch-up with friends, we spent ages just chatting. Staff were lovely.

Been here a few times. The burgers are decent, nothing fancy, but they&#39;re exactly what you&#39;d expect for the price. Portion&#39;s fair, you get a decent plate of chips with it. Does the job for a casual bite.

Great spot for a quick bite. The food is fantastic, cocktails are solid. Our server Raff was really on it - super friendly and efficient. Made the whole lunch break feel smooth and easy.

Came here for a quick lunch. The portion for the pasta was decent, especially for the price. Service was fast, which is what I needed. It&#39;s a solid option when you&#39;re in a rush and don&#39;t want to spend too much.

The portions here are really generous for what you pay. I had the grilled salmon, and it was a proper, satisfying plate. Felt like good value without any fuss.

Nice spot in the old post office building. The separate sections and original fireplaces make it feel cozy. Food and drinks are fairly priced, service was efficient. Good for a business lunch.

Been going here for years, their Sunday roast is the real deal. The beef was spot on, loads of veg, and plenty of gravy. It&#39;s a proper feed for the price.

Matilde and Coco are the best. They remembered my usual order without me even asking. Makes you feel like a regular even if you&#39;re not. That kind of service is rare.

Valentine&#39;s dinner here. The soft jazz band was a nice touch, really set a relaxed mood. Food was good, though the steak was a touch over for my liking. Enjoyed the evening.

Really appreciated how they handled our halal request. They used a separate pan and oil, which made a difference. It&#39;s a small thing but it shows they care.

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