The Rose Tree Restaurant is a family run restaurant in a grade II listed cottage.  It is just across the bridge from the motor museum and it provides lovely home cooked meals for lunch or dinner . It is a favourite of our guests. Dogs are welcome in the garden so its great for an outdoor lunch or supper if you are bringing your 4 legged friend..

The Old New Inn – this fabulous old building has been beautifully refurbished and has a lovely ambience.  They are a dog friendly restaurant and serve up country inn classics at lunch time. The evening menus reflect the seasonal and local availability of quality ingredients.  Well worth a visit.

Lovely Winchcombe near the beautiful Regency town of Cheltenham is home to some fabulous eateries.  The Corner Cupboard Inn – a 15th-Century Inn located in Gloucester Street, has charm aplenty with roaring fires, oak beams and all the character that its age suggests.  What more could you want?  How about a real ale bar and a comprehensive wine list? Consider it done!  The ingredients are sought locally and food served daily. Your dog will be welcome in the bar area.

Restaurant 5 North Street – the chef at this small family run restaurant is renowned and has previously been awarded four Michelin stars.  The cooking at Number 5 North Street, brings together the elements of traditional British cooking with the more sophisticated ingredients and techniques of classic French cuisine. Ideal if you are planning for a special occasion or a celebration!

If delightful Stow-on-the-Wold is where you want to visit, you won’t be disappointed in the food.  The Old Butchers is a busy restaurant offering seafood, a British menu and a European menu for lunch and dinner. They only allow small dogs due to the size of the restaurant, so do please let them know when you book.

The Talbot is a lovely traditional English pub.  You’ll find large portions, sofas, original paintings, rickety old tables and chairs, and friendly staff.  This is laid back drinking, eating – including coffees, breakfasts and Sunday lunch – in a traditional meeting place for the town slap bang in the Square. Dog friendly too. Fantastic!

The Bell at Stow is a traditional, country pub in an old stone building on the edge of the village. A real favourite with the locals, The Bell is open all day every day offering everything from a pint of well-kept cask ale through to a three-course supper. Friday evenings are legendary for the Champagne Happy Hour at 5pm.  The Bell is Dog friendly.

Some Chipping Campden favourites of ours include the Noel Arms  This pub has lots of history, including being the place that Charles II rested after his defeat by Cromwell at the battle of Worcester. The food here is great, you’ll find dishes are traditional with a hint of international influences, and all prepared from local produce.  Your dog is welcome here too.

Cotswold House Hotel is located in the heart of Chipping Campden. The kitchen team take their inspiration from the finest offerings of dedicated producers – whether it be wholesome crusty breads, locally churned cheeses, home-reared meats, best Cornish fish, vegetables from the lush Vale of Evesham, or jams and preserves from small-scale artisan producers.  On warm days, enjoy a drink, coffee, or lunch on the Pavilion Terrace tucked away in the hotel garden.  Sit under a shady umbrella and enjoy the peace and quiet from morning coffee to your early evening sun-downer. Wonderful!  Well behaved dogs are welcome.

Tea rooms are abundant in the Cotswolds and some of our favourites include Lucy’s Tearoom, Huffkins, and Cotswold Garden Tearoom for jam and cream scones.