The lamb curry was spot on, rich and aromatic. The wine list had a few interesting local reds that paired beautifully with the spice. Staff were genuinely friendly, even shared a tip about the base gravy. A really pleasant evening.

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.

The new owners have freshened up the decor nicely. Those casual sofas are a great touch, really makes the place feel cozy and relaxed. Good spot to unwind.

Been to a few Indian spots, but this one&rsquo;s different. The chicken tikka masala had this slow-cooked depth I haven&rsquo;t found anywhere else. Really hit the spot.

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.

The app ordering is a lifesaver when you&#39;re starving. Got my burger and chips in no time. The staff were really friendly too, even during the busy lunch rush. A proper cozy spot for a quick bite.

Breakfast was a real highlight. Everything was spotless, staff were really upbeat. For a hotel breakfast, it&#39;s up there with the best I&#39;ve had. Quick and efficient service too, perfect for getting on with the day.

The lamb duo was pretty good. Frankie and Michelle remembered I liked it rare, which was a nice touch. Service was attentive without being overbearing. A solid spot.

Great food and efficient and pleasant service.  We got the window seat we requested and had a lovely meal.  I&#39;d recommend this venue.

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.

Tried their set menu to get a taste of things. The sea bass was the standout for me, really fresh and cooked just right. Rest of the courses were decent. Not a bad way to spend an evening.

Lovely little spot, the decor is so pretty. Had the grilled sea bass, it was fresh and cooked perfectly. Staff were really friendly too. A nice find.

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 set menu was a good call for a quick bite. No time wasted deciding. Food came out fast, each course was solid. Wine list looked long but I stuck with the house red. Got me in and out in under an hour.

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.

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.

The lamb pathia and keema naan were tasty and fairly priced. The old building has a nice, cosy feel to it.

great food, the starter: meat balls in tomato sauce was amazing!!! pizza as well.

Lovely views from the decking. It was a bit quiet for a late Sunday lunch, but the spot itself is really nice.

Lovely old tea room, the exposed beams are gorgeous. The menu tells the story of the building which was a nice touch. I really appreciated that they had a good selection of herbal teas, felt like a proper treat.

Been coming here for years. Service is always spot on - friendly, quick, and they just know what you need. Makes a big difference when you just want a relaxed meal.

Organised a work dinner for 42 colleagues. Was a bit worried about the service for a group that size, but the drinks and food all came out without a hitch. Really impressed with how smoothly they ran it.

The food here is always good. The pasta is cooked just right, the sauce has a nice depth. That&#39;s why I keep coming back to this particular location.

Kat was so lovely and attentive, really made us feel welcome. The food took a little while, but you could tell it was all cooked fresh. The salad bar was a nice touch, had a bit of everything.

The sweet potato fries are the star. Crispy outside, fluffy inside, with a nice sprinkle of sea salt. They don&#39;t get soggy, even after a while. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

Nice spot for a family lunch. The kids&#39; play area and park are a lifesaver. Had the fish and chips, decent portion. The house white was surprisingly good for a pub wine, crisp and worked well with the meal. A bit noisy, but that&#39;s to be expected.

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