South West Cotswolds
There are many excellent places to eat and drink in the wider South-West Cotswolds area, with the major towns of Stroud, Cirencester and Tetbury containing a wide variety of tea shops, pubs and restaurants, catering for most tastes and budgets.
The list below is a small sample, focusing on the traditional Cotswold pubs located in the lovely villages throughout the South-West Cotswolds (as ownership and chefs change regularly, we are unable to give specific recommendations regarding the quality of any particular establishment):
- Crown Inn, Frampton Mansell (www.thecrowninn-cotswolds.co.uk)
- Edgemoor Inn, Edge (www.edgemoor-inn.com)
- Gumstool Inn, near Tetbury (www.calcotmanor.co.uk/restaurants/the-gumstool)
- Kings Head, France Lynch (www.kingsheadfrancelynch.co.uk)
- Priory Inn, Tetbury (www.theprioryinn.co.uk)
- Ram Inn (www.the-ram-inn.co.uk)
- Rose and Crown Inn, Nympsfield
- Royal Oak, Painswick (www.royaloakpainswick.co.uk)
- Stirrup Cup, Bisley (www.thestirrupcup.com)
- The Amberley Inn, Amberley (www.theamberleyinn.co.uk)
- The Black Horse, Amberley (www.theblackhorseamberley.co.uk)
- The Old Lodge, Minchinhampton Common (www.food-club.com/old-lodge.htm)
- Village Pub, Barnsley (www.thevillagepub.co.uk)
- Vine Tree, Randwick (www.thevinetreerandwick.co.uk)
- Weighbridge Inn, near Nailsworth (www.2in1pub.co.uk)
- Woolpack, Slad
We recommend phoning in advance, to check opening times and availability of food, especially during the quieter months of the year. Many pubs accept children and dogs, but you should always check this in advance.
