Booked ahead and glad we did, it&#39;s a cosy spot that fills up quickly. The staff were really friendly and made sure we were comfortable throughout. A nice, relaxed meal without any fuss.

Nice spot in the park for a quiet drink. Sat by the flowers, looking over the gardens. Perfect for a sunny evening.

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.

Decent Indian spot nearby. The jeera rice had a nice aroma, and the naan was fresh from the tandoor. Poppadoms were crisp. Gets packed even on a Tuesday, so be ready for a bit of a wait. Drinks are fairly priced.

Cosy spot and the staff were so friendly, really made our catch-up feel special. Portions are generous too!

Stopped by for a quick bite. The 5-salsa platter was the move&mdash;really lets you taste all the different chili levels. Tacos were solid, but those empanadas stole the show for me.

The food and atmosphere were both exceptional! The service was first class, I even had to remind myself to leave the wine bottle alone as the waiters or waitresses were very attentive and poured every drink for us! The food was top class and this restaurant definitely deserves its number one spot on Cheltenham&rsquo;s Trip Advisor!

Been coming here for years, and the smoked trout on scrambled eggs is still my go-to. Just as good as ever.

The superior room on the top floor was a great choice. Spacious, clean, and had everything we needed. For the price we paid, it felt like a really good deal. The classic decor was a nice touch too.

The freshly baked bread was a lovely start. You could tell it was made that day, and the olive tapenade spread was particularly good. Simple, but thoughtful.

The tasting menu was a solid choice. Eight distinct courses, each well-executed. The beverage pairings worked.

The Sunday roast is generous and the pork crackling is spot on. The seating is a bit tight, but the service is very friendly.

Lovely spot for a post-walk lunch. The ploughman&#39;s platter was generous, loads of cheese, chutney, and a proper pork pie. Felt like good value for the Cotswolds, honestly. Could easily share one between two if you&#39;re not starving.

Popped in for the midweek lunch special. The sea bream was cooked just right. Sat outside which was really pleasant. Tyrell remembered us from last time, which was a nice touch. A relaxed spot for a quiet bite.

A lovely neighbourhood spot. The food&#39;s tasty and looks great on the plate - perfect for a relaxed catch-up.

Our waiter really knew the menu. His recommendations were spot-on, especially for the lighter dishes.

I was curious about the desserts here. The sundae with edible glitter caught my eye, and it was a fun choice. The baked cheesecake was nice too, though I wish the portion was a bit larger. Both were quite fresh.

Solid spot for a quick lunch. The chicken tikka masala was ready in under 10 minutes, which is perfect for my break. Good spice level, not too heavy. Portion was decent for the price. Just what you need when you&#39;re in a rush.

The staff&#39;s kindness was a real plus. Had a minor issue with my flat late one night, and they let me use their phone to sort it. Went above and beyond what you&#39;d expect.

Loved the room, it had such a nice vibe. The bed was super comfy and the little Christmas tree was a really sweet touch. Everything felt fresh and clean when we arrived.

Loved the vibe here! The burger was spot on, juicy and cooked just right. The fries were tasty, but some were a bit under-seasoned while others were fine. Still, a solid spot for a casual bite.

Been coming here for years. The food&#39;s always solid, homely stuff. Portions are big, you won&#39;t leave hungry. Place is a bit tight at the moment with the work going on, but they still manage to serve you right.

The servers were on it. Adam, Alex, Gian Franco&mdash;they knew the menu inside out, got the timing right. Not hovering, just there when you needed something. Made the whole thing smooth.

The lamb shank was the standout. Slow-cooked for hours, it just fell off the bone. The gravy was rich and clung to the mash perfectly. A very satisfying dish.

The staff were so helpful. They took the time to walk us through the menu, explaining the different cuts and sauces. It made choosing a lot easier. Really appreciated that extra bit of care.

The full English was spot on - bacon and sausages cooked just right. Perfect for a lazy weekend catch-up with mates.

Lovely Sunday lunch spot. The roast beef was cooked just right, and the Yorkshire pudding was exactly what I wanted. Proper veg on the side too, which is always a plus. Service was quick and got us in and out.

Liz the landlady is a hoot, really makes you feel at home. She remembered what I liked from last time and had a good laugh with us. That personal touch, you don&#39;t get that everywhere.

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