Places to Eat in the Cotswolds
Fountain View has a fully equipped kitchen, dining area, and luxurious sun deck with a gas barbeque for alfresco dining.
However you do not have to spend your holiday break in the kitchen as there are so many places to eat in the Cotswolds such as true English pubs, Cotswold restaurants, cafés, tea rooms and takeaways offering a wide selection of cuisine in the Cotswolds.
You will discover eating in the Cotswolds is a wonderful experience as more and more establishments take pride in sourcing quality produce from local farmers, speciality shops or the many farmers’ markets held throughout the Cotswolds.
Specialities of the region are the famous Double Gloucester cheese, Old Spot pigs and Cotswold Lion sheep.
Cotswold English Pubs and Restaurants
Outside eating area in the beautiful garden setting.
Bakers Arms Somerford Keynes
Both these Cotswolds English pubs are under the same management
The Bell Sapperton Voted one of the top 10 English pubs in the UK
Hearty bar food in this Cotswolds English pub and award winning Cotswold restaurant
Tatyans Cirencester Chinese restaurant
Harry Hares Cirencester relaxed brasserie with fine wine
If you prefer to eat in without having to cook Benson of Broadway specialise in high quality freshly cooked meals or classic frozen meals delivered to your door.
They will even provide a chef to cook you meal at Fountain View
The Cotswold Waterpark Four Pillars Hotel is just across the road from the resort and its restaurant is open to non residents.
Adjoining the hotel complex is the Old Boathouse GastroPub serving lunch and dinner.
The Cotswold Visitor Center has extended their cafe and serves food during the day.
Dobbies Garden Centre serves food and has a well stocked delicatessen.
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Cotswolds Tea Rooms
An experience not to miss is the quintessentially English pastime of afternoon tea. You will find tea rooms all over the Cotswolds serving afternoon tea from about 3 pm to 5pm.
Why don’t you have an afternoon break and pop into a tea room or hotel for traditional sandwiches, scones with cream and cakes. Then you could take a walk in the Cotswold countryside or just browse around the shops.
Places to eat in the Cotswolds Resources
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