Service was prompt and professional. Staff were attentive without being intrusive. Food was decent, prices fair. Good spot for a business lunch.

The bar area is the real draw here. It&rsquo;s got that classic, cosy Cotswolds pub feel with a proper buzz. Just the right amount of lively chatter going on.

Stopped in for a quiet lunch and it was just what I needed. The staff, particularly Tracey, were so friendly and attentive. My meal was lovely, but the real standout was how comfortable the seating was&mdash;plenty of space and very relaxing.

Stayed here for a night. The room was clean and comfortable, and it was nice and quiet. Breakfast in the morning was pretty good. A decent spot for a short stay.

The cocktails here are the real draw. Had a perfectly balanced negroni that paired nicely with the tacos from the pop-up kitchen. A solid spot for a drink and a bite.

The steak and ale pie was the star. So much tender beef, and the pastry was perfectly crisp. We sat by the fireplace, which made it all feel so cozy and warm. A really lovely spot for a quiet dinner.

Love the old-world charm here. It was quiet when we visited, just perfect for a proper catch-up. Free wifi&#39;s a bonus, and they&#39;re dog-friendly too.

Found this spot for a Sunday roast with mates. The roast beef was spot on, and the sides were just right. Staff were so lovely, really made us feel welcome. A bit of a wait for the food, but worth it for a chilled Sunday catch-up.

Really nice carvery.  Good value for money.  Helpful staff, but Disabled access not very good. Had to get staff to open a side door to let my husband in, as he could not negotiate the steps.

The Trout Inn offers a fantastic Sunday roast at a great price, with generous portions and perfectly cooked beef. The staff are friendly and welcoming, making it a dog-friendly spot that&#39;s hard to beat!

This pub has a lovely dining area that&#39;s quieter and brighter, making it a great place for a relaxed meal. Highly recommended!

Staff were really nice and patient with me when I was a bit lost with the menu. Made it a relaxed visit. The quiz nights look fun too.

The atmosphere at Browns is vibrant and welcoming. The food was delicious, and the service from Aurelia was exceptional, making our meal even more delightful.

I had a lovely breakfast experience with amazing service from Kirsty. The food was delicious, and the coffee was phenomenal!

Our favourite restaurant. Took relatives tonight and as usual had a fabulous night, food, service excellent and a great atmosphere. Never fails to impress

Always end up here after trade shows. The vibe is perfect for catching up with friends over a drink and a bite. Food looks gorgeous, and the staff are so chill. Just a solid, reliable spot.

Sunday roast is back! The meat and vegetables were spot on, fresh and cooked just right. Exactly what you want from the local.

Love the main pub area with its low ceilings and fireplace. It&#39;s got such a cozy, traditional feel that makes you want to settle in for a while. Felt very welcoming and homely, just a really nice spot to relax.

First time in, and it&#39;s a proper local pub. The beer selection is spot on &ndash; loads of local craft stuff you don&#39;t see everywhere. Had a couple pints in the garden, which gets the sun nicely. Dog was made welcome too. 👍

Lovely Sunday roast. The portions were generous, and the staff were so attentive - they kept quietly topping up our potatoes and Yorkshire puddings without us even asking. Made for a very relaxed, comfortable lunch.

Got lucky with a walk-in on a Tuesday. Place was still pretty busy though. Food came out quick, which is what I needed. Solid spot for a quick lunch.

Booked a late Sunday lunch. The roast was massive! Tender beef, crispy potatoes, and a whole jug of gravy. The Aperol spritz was a nice touch too. Lauren and the team were lovely.

The beer list is solid. Had a couple of their local ales with the steak pie. The malty one cut through the gravy really well. That&#39;s the pairing I&#39;d go for again.

The cottage was lovely, but the wine list felt a bit limited for the setting.

The cosy, dim lighting made our long Christmas lunch feel so relaxed. We stayed from noon till 8pm.

The barman recommended a local red over the pricier one I was eyeing. It was a solid choice, had good body and went well with the steak. Saved a few quid and didn&#39;t feel like I was missing out.

We had an amazing time at the bottomless brunch! The staff, especially Josh, were friendly and kept the drinks flowing, making it a memorable experience.

Solid local ale selection, plus some interesting whiskies. Grabbed a pint before dinner, the view&#39;s a nice bonus.

The staff are so lovely. I sat outside for breakfast and it was just so peaceful. The food was delicious, really hit the spot on a quiet morning. A really nice, relaxing start to the day.

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