We loved our afternoon . The restaurant was extremely busy largely with people having Cream tea for two at 1pm!! We ordered from the menu and had a delicious light lunch which included a main and a dessert . Service was very friendly and helpful but incredibly slow presumably because of staff shortages on a bank holiday .we will definitely come again.It is a very pleasant light and airy restaurant with a great view of the golf course and countryside .

Great to bring the dog along. Staff were all really friendly and quick, made Sunday lunch a breeze. Food was decent, but honestly the portions felt a bit on the small side for the price.

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.

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.

BYO is a nice touch, saves a bit. Staff didn&#39;t mind opening our bottle at all, even gave us a proper wine opener. Food&#39;s decent, been coming here for years.

Popped in for a coffee. Honestly, might be the best flat white in this part of town. Great spot for a chat, always buzzing.

The coffee itself is the real star here. They use a single-origin Ethiopian bean, and the pour-over brings out these bright, almost floral notes. It&#39;s a clean, complex cup. The setting is nice, but honestly, I&#39;d come back just for that coffee.

Came back a second night, that&#39;s how much I liked the tapas. Over 30 choices, all made fresh in the open kitchen. The Spanish music really added to the relaxed feel.

Stopped in for the full English. The place has this lovely, relaxed vibe - big windows, comfy booths, and it wasn&#39;t too loud even when busy. Perfect for a quiet solo breakfast. The fry-up itself was spot on and very reasonably priced.

Been coming here for years. The portions are always generous, and the prices stay fair. Their specialty dishes are the best deal, especially on gourmet nights.

Lovely spot in a traditional building. It&#39;s so nice to see a classic tea room like this still going. The scones were fresh and warm, and the service was very friendly. A very comfortable place to sit and relax for a while.

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.

Had to dash early, but they boxed up my meal without any fuss. Really appreciate how they handled my dietary needs so smoothly. Quick and hassle-free, exactly what I needed.

Been coming here for years. They&#39;re always quick, even when it&#39;s packed. Lets you get on with your day.

The converted barn is a good size for a family, with everything you need. It&#39;s clean and comfortable. A bit dated in places, but it did the job for our stay.

The log fire was so cosy, really made the place. Sat by it for ages with a pint. Felt like a proper country pub, just what you wanted on a damp evening.

Nice spot for a quick lunch. Had the fish and chips, came out fast. Good portion, crispy batter. The fireplace is a nice touch, makes it feel cozy. Service was quick and friendly. Perfect for a midweek bite.

Lovely Sunday lunch spot! The roast was spot on, crispy potatoes and a really good gravy. Nice relaxed vibe in the dining room too. Already thinking about coming back.

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.

First visit after hunting for a decent meal in Gloucester. The custom sweet mango curry for my partner was spot on. But the portion size for the price? A bit on the small side, honestly. The samosa pastry was different and good though.

The Brie and bacon sandwich was really good. You can ask for changes since they make it fresh.

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

Been coming here for years, and the staff are the main reason. They actually remember you, chat a bit, and their suggestions are always spot on. Makes it feel like your local spot, not just another restaurant.

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.

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