Gloucestershire. 42 entries mapped.
Generous paninis with huge fillings offer satisfying and good value options. A straightforward and busy cafe setting suited for a quick lunch. Service reviews are polarized, with some praising the accommodating staff while others strongly criticize the management for hostile behavior. Multiple reports cite aggressive and rude customer service from management.
61A Cricklade St, Cirencester GL7 1HY
Delicious snacks, fresh cakes, and well-presented sandwiches are offered at a reasonable price. A lovely courtyard setting and good space inside make for a relaxed cafe visit. Staff are friendly, nicely engaged, and welcoming to all customers.
12, The Wool Market, Dyer St, Cirencester GL7 2PR
Diners enjoy tasty light lunches including standout soups and sandwiches at very reasonable prices. This quiet, pleasantly decorated cafe off the main street offers a cosy indoor setting alongside outdoor seating. Service is generally friendly, though waits for food can sometimes be lengthy during busy periods. Service can be slow, with some guests reporting waits of up to 30 minutes for light meals.
12 Black Jack St, Cirencester GL7 2AA
Divine coffee and delicious breakfasts, including excellent toasties and smoothies. A bustling coffee shop perfect for a quick morning stop. Service is efficient for both sit-in and takeaway orders.
44 Black Jack St, Cirencester GL7 2AA
The generous lunch menu delivers excellent, fresh dishes like onion quiche, flavourful wraps, and satisfying salads. Brimming with vintage memorabilia, this independent cafe provides a cosy and inviting atmosphere with plenty of seating. Staff are typically friendly, though ordering at the till can occasionally lead to disjointed food and drink delivery times. The timing of food and drink arrivals can be poorly coordinated, leaving some items to go cold.
2 Black Jack St, Cirencester GL7 2AA
The food is generally considered lovely by regulars. The cafe boasts a colourful and inviting decor. Service can be mixed, with some finding staff friendly and others experiencing inattentive or unwelcoming table service. Table service can sometimes be noticeably lacking in attentiveness.
Swan Yard, Luxe, W Market Pl, Cirencester GL7 2NH
Fantastic coffee, sweet cakes, and sublime tiramisu pots highlight a strong menu with good gluten-free options. A charming, busy little cafe right in the centre of town. The friendly team remembers regulars and handles busy periods well.
20 Market Pl, Cirencester GL7 2NW
Customers rave about the incredible, well-priced milkshakes and smoothies with a wide range of customisable flavours. Located inside a shopping mall with seasonal decorations, this spot offers a cheerful vibe with limited outdoor seating. The staff are friendly and accommodating, even providing a dedicated gluten-free menu. Wait times can occasionally be long, and seating is notably restricted.
Bishops Walk Shopping Arcade, Cirencester GL7 1JH
Authentic, delicious Ukrainian food like borscht and honey cake shines, though coffee preparation can occasionally miss the mark. A warm, cozy gem providing an inviting space for brunch or coffee. Service is generally lovely and polite, but mistakes with drink orders have frustrated some. Drink orders, particularly iced beverages, are sometimes poorly handled by staff.
1&2, The woolmarket, Cirencester GL7 2PR
The coffee offerings receive mixed reviews, with some finding the flat whites and blends underwhelming. A roastery environment that unfortunately struggles with cleanliness, leaving tables sticky and dirty. Staff attitude is frequently cited as poor, showing little effort to clear tables or assist customers. Customers consistently report dirty tables, poor staff attitudes, and underwhelming coffee.
Phoenix Way, Cirencester GL7 1QG
The kitchen is well-regarded for serving a reliably satisfying and well-prepared breakfast. The space provides a comfortable and relaxed setting that is ideal for a casual morning catch-up. Friendly and straightforward service ensures a pleasant start to the day.
50 Cricklade St, Cirencester GL7 1JN
The cafe excels with offerings like the Thursday Thali platter, while the adjoining shop stocks a fantastic selection of organic produce. Set against a scenic rural backdrop, this eco-friendly farm shop and campsite provides a tranquil, back-to-basics escape. Knowledgeable and committed owners lead a lovely team dedicated to organic nutrition and sustainability. The premium organic produce and meat selections can be notably expensive.
Abbey Home Farm, Burford Road, Cirencester GL7 5HF
Consistently great, fairly priced pub food that hits the mark for both locals and visitors. A welcoming town centre pub with a friendly and accommodating atmosphere. The team goes above and beyond to provide brilliant, cheerful service.
Castle St, Cirencester GL7 1QD
Locals appreciate the great selection of quality beer on offer. A pleasant spot offering both indoor and outdoor seating to enjoy a relaxed drink. Service is efficient and friendly.
Park, The Old Kennels, Tetbury Rd, Cirencester GL7 1UR
Offers a good choice of drinks as a proper free house. A proper, traditional pub with a real community feel and a great bunch of regulars. The bar staff are exceptional, lovely, and attentive.
Drillmans Arms, 34 Gloucester Rd, Stratton, Cirencester GL7 2JY
Standard pub offerings, though the main focus is on the bar. The venue looks very tired and can feature a loud, boisterous crowd watching sports. Communication is a noted issue, with customers unable to reach the venue by phone for bookings. The environment can be overly loud with swearing, and it is very difficult to contact the pub by phone.
34 Castle St, Cirencester GL7 1QH
The menu features well-made cocktails and a mix of burgers, wings, and Indian dishes, though reviews on food quality are divided. This popular, dog-friendly venue offers a lively atmosphere with ample seating, making it a great spot for sports fans. While often praised for being super friendly and attentive to pets, service can sometimes be slow or aloof. Food quality is inconsistent, with some diners finding dishes disappointing or expensive for what is delivered.
65 Castle St, Cirencester GL7 1QD
While many enjoy the fresh pub fare and good beer, some experiences with food execution have been notably inconsistent. This warmly decorated and dog-friendly pub offers a welcoming, visually appealing environment. Staff are frequently praised for being friendly and attentive, though service can occasionally feel overly hands-off. Food execution and service styles can occasionally be inconsistent.
12 Dyer St, Cirencester GL7 2PF
The kitchen serves up good quality pub food and specials at fair prices, alongside a solid selection of drinks. A cool, welcoming family pub that boasts a great, bustling atmosphere, especially on Sunday afternoons. Service is largely friendly and fast, though mistakes can occasionally happen during peak times. The pub can get exceptionally crowded, making it very difficult to find a seat.
17 W Market Pl, Cirencester GL7 2NH
While drinks are well-received, feedback on the Sunday roast reveals issues with cold vegetables and fatty meat. This busy, dog-friendly local pub features a great atmosphere with live bands, karaoke, darts, and a pool table. Staff are frequently highlighted as incredible and friendly, though management transitions have caused some friction. The Sunday roast has received specific criticism for poor quality and cold ingredients.
Upper Churnside, Cirencester GL7 1AR
The kitchen delivers excellent food featuring unusual twists, perfectly complementing a highly regarded craft beer selection. This venue operates as an inviting craft beer bar with a relaxed, community-focused vibe. Guests are consistently welcomed by a lovely, attentive team.
4, The woolmarket, Dyer St, Cirencester GL7 2PR
The bar offers a great selection of drinks in a venue perfectly suited for social gatherings and parties. A warm and inviting wine bar known for its great music, safe environment, and lively entertainment. The landlady, bar staff, and door staff are widely praised for being exceptionally welcoming and accommodating. The venue is quite small and can feel uncomfortably packed during busy events.
32 Castle St, Cirencester GL7 1QH
It is highly recommended for beer drinkers, offering a fantastic selection of real ales including unique stouts. A classic pub with a lovely atmosphere, featuring board games, a garden area, and live music once a month. The hardworking landlord and friendly staff ensure a pleasant visit, even when stretched during busy times. Food service can involve long waits and occasional quality issues like overcooked dishes.
1 Sheep St, Cirencester GL7 1QW
Patrons enjoy an excellent selection of beer and well-executed dishes, including popular Wednesday pizza nights. This quintessential local pub boasts ample parking and an inviting beer garden for sunny days. While often pleasant, some guests have encountered inflexible staff and a heavily transactional service style. An automatic service charge applied to at-bar orders has frustrated some patrons.
Plough Inn, 5 Gloucester Rd, Stratton, Cirencester GL7 2LB
Patrons highly praise the excellent pizzas, fresh salads, and authentic gelato. The lively ambience creates a lovely, welcoming environment for a casual meal. While many report fast and friendly service, a few notable experiences highlight abrupt or rude interactions from management. Service can be inconsistent, with some reports of rudeness from staff.
1, Brewery Court, Cricklade St, Cirencester GL7 1JH
The wood-fired pizzas are generally seen as good but some feel the quality has dipped recently. A casual pizza venue that can be unexpectedly quiet despite online booking systems suggesting otherwise. Service is standard, though customers find the provided cutlery struggles with the pizza bases. Prices are considered high for the area, and sharing a single toilet with the public park is a recurring frustration.
Old Kennels Workshop, The Old Kennels, Cirencester GL7 1UR
Delicious food and drinks are served at very reasonable prices. A fabulous and welcoming spot that locals consider a favourite in town. Friendly and attentive service enhances the overall experience.
Corn Hall Market Place, Cirencester GL7 2NY
The menu delivers amazing, authentic South Indian delicacies, with the dosas and thalis standing out. A quiet, family-friendly vibe provides a comfortable backdrop for dining. Staff are highly hospitable, welcoming, and easily accommodate large family groups.
29 Sheep St, Cirencester GL7 1QW
Patrons praise the fresh, flavourful curries and generous portion sizes. This Indian takeaway offers a welcoming vibe anchored by exceptionally friendly and helpful staff. While many commend the attentive staff and quick delivery, there are isolated reports of severe delays and poor handling of complaints. Some customers have experienced significant delivery delays resulting in cold food.
99 Watermoor Rd, Cirencester GL7 1LD
The imaginative menu features highly praised, freshly made burgers, delicious chicken salad boxes, and good coffee. Tucked away in an industrial estate, this tiny hidden gem fosters a friendly and welcoming environment. Staff are generally noted for being warm and accommodating, adding a personal touch to the quick service. A few visitors have noted inconsistent pricing communication and feel some items are overpriced.
17 Love Ln, Cirencester GL7 1YG
Creative, superbly presented dishes deliver a five-star seafood experience. A warm, special atmosphere that makes this hidden gem feel effortlessly welcoming. The staff are notably knowledgeable, efficient, and attentive.
3 Gosditch St, Cirencester GL7 2AG
Quality is overshadowed by significant order errors. A standard takeaway environment. Customers report extremely rude staff and a refusal to resolve incorrect orders. Severe complaints regarding incorrect orders and rude, unhelpful service when resolving issues.
76 Watermoor Rd, Cirencester GL7 1LD
Great food, including perfectly poached eggs and well-priced burgers, keeps customers returning. A comfortable spot suitable for dining in or grabbing a takeaway. The team provides nice and friendly service.
37 Castle St, Cirencester GL7 1QD
The tapas and sangria are very tasty, though some consider the menu on the expensive side. A cute little venue with a very nice, lively atmosphere. Service is generally pleasant but can be slow and abrupt during busy weekend shifts. Service can become slow and uncommunicative during peak times.
14 Black Jack St, Cirencester GL7 2AA
While many praise the beautiful food, some find certain dishes, like the carbonara and bread, to be bland or disappointing. A warm and welcoming environment that is great for a romantic evening. The hospitality is highly regarded, with staff making a strong effort to ensure a great visit. Some classic Italian dishes are occasionally reported as bland or overly creamy.
27 Castle St, Cirencester GL7 1QD
While many praise the freshly cooked fish and seasonal crab, others feel the portions are small and the chips poorly cooked for the price. A cozy, welcoming restaurant setting that feels comfortable for a classic meal. Staff are friendly and make diners feel very welcome. Some customers find the portions quite small and the meals significantly overpriced.
4 Castle St, Cirencester GL7 1QA
Recent reviews indicate a drop in quality, with dishes described as tasteless and the masala particularly disappointing. A standard Indian restaurant setting for dining in or taking away. The staff remain very friendly despite concerns over the food. Multiple recent reports highlight bland, disappointing food quality.
35 Castle St, Cirencester GL7 1QD
Really great food that is consistently well-prepared, even for large parties. A lovely setting right in the heart of Cirencester's Market Place. Waiting staff strike the perfect balance—attentive without being pushy or aloof.
2 Cricklade St, Cirencester GL7 1JH
The food, particularly the lamb biryani, is excellent. A typical restaurant setup focusing heavily on its takeaway service. Ordering can be unexpectedly rigid, with staff refusing over-the-phone payments for collection. Inflexible payment policies over the phone can be frustrating for takeaway customers.
23 Dyer St, Cirencester GL7 2PP
Diners consistently praise the high quality and delicious flavours of their takeaway offerings. This venue provides a straightforward and convenient option for locals and visitors seeking meals to go. The team efficiently handles takeaway orders, ensuring a smooth experience for guests.
36 Castle St, Cirencester GL7 1QH
The kitchen serves thoughtfully prepared dishes like hearty stews alongside generous portions of bread and salad. The communal dining concept creates a uniquely welcoming and engaging environment for guests. A dedicated team smoothly manages the lunch service, making everyone feel comfortably at home.
29, 35 Market Pl, Cirencester GL7 2NX
The food is incredible and highly recommended by guests. Live music and a piano bar create a special, vibrant atmosphere for an evening out. Excellent service complements the fantastic dining experience.
5 Beeches Rd, Cirencester GL7 1BN