Cotswold

Cotswold, conocido por sus pintorescos pueblos y colinas onduladas, ofrece platos locales como el cerdo Gloucester Old Spot, el queso Cotswold y los tés con crema y scones con clotted cream.

The Fox Inn

The Fox Inn

Lower Oddington Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire GL56 0UR, Cotswold, United Kingdom

Pubs • Steak • Cheese • British


"We recently spent a family meal at The Fox, what a wonderful place; beautiful setting and a lovely atmosphere. However having ordered meals for Children’s starters and then mains, the Children’s main meal was brought out before anyone including the children had received their starter. That wasn’t a problem to us, we let the waiter know they hadn’t had their starters but what was the problem was the rudeness of two members of staff (one of whom seemed to be the manageress!! although it was unclear if that was her position) she eye rolled directly at us as though we were causing her a problem for simply asking for a starter to be brought before a main! Never in my life have I ever experienced such rude service, everything was a problem for her. She should not be working in hospitality with an attitude like that. We felt as though our simply being there was a major issue for her. She spoilt the whole meal for us, which is so sad as the young girls who also served us and the male senior member of staff were charming. We simply ate our mains and left and would not be paying the £64 service charge expected after the worse service we have had in our lives! A real shame as we love The Wild Rabbit and Daylesford but will not return to have eyes rolled at us for simply requesting that a starter was brought out before a main!!!! Finally to point out as a dog lover myself there is a time and a place for them, and sat at a dinner table on their owners knees where people are going to eat their meals and barking constantly in a restaurant is not one of them! I’m not sure how this is hygienic in any way."

Huffkins

Huffkins

The Square, Cotswold, United Kingdom, GL54 1AB

Cafe • Vegan • British • Vegetarian


"A sunny mid-November day saw us ‘take a spin’ up into the Cotswolds, with no particular plan other than to be out whilst the weather was good. We had stopped for a coffee and a bit of retail therapy enroute. We arrived here in Stow just before 13:30; with lunch a priority. We parked-up we strolled into the town centre, where several eateries vied for our custom, and we chose this busy café. As we queued to be seated we were prepared to be told that there was no room, but the café is quite large, so we were able to get one of the two tables that were still available. The menus were already on the table, and the waiter, who had showed us you our table, explained that we should visit the counter and place our order and pay. The order would then be brought to our table. Tip: take note of your table number before going to the counter. We only wanted a snack, so we both studied the lunch menu, and the ‘Melts and Toasties’ section. The ‘Country Ham and Cheddar Toastie’, with dry-cured Chase Farm ham and Cheddar cheese, on toasted mashed granary bread appealed. I went to the counter ordered a shared pot of breakfast tea, and also a pot of chutney for an extra £1 (not really enough for two). As we waited we looked-around and saw that that Christmas decorations in place (with just under 6 weeks to go). The café was pleasant and clean and the service was good, as our food and drinks arrived promptly. The tea was in a very large pot and we had file decently-sized cups of really good tea between us. The toasties looked good and were excellent with the little pot of what was almost certainly the splendid ‘Cherry Tree Kashmiri Chutney’. The small side salad and crisps were good enhancements. The meal suited; being a perfect size for a snack and with great ingredients, and served hot."