Pubs & restaurants in GloucestershireGloucestershire, England

Former rectory turned country-house hotel in one of the quietest Cotswold villages.

A village-green pub near Cirencester, The Good Pub Guide's best new entry for 2019.

Cotswold country-house hotel restaurant above the village of Broadway.

A gas-lit, one-room Cotswold alehouse with beer poured from the tap, run single-handed for decades and beautifully unspoilt.

Cotswold-edge village inn near Stroud recognised by the South West's guide.

Cotswold pub on Minchinhampton Common, an olive best country pub.

Cotswold-edge village inn with valley views and rooms, an olive gastropub pick.

Cotswold-stone village inn picked twice by olive as a top country pub with rooms.

Elizabethan country-house hotel dining below Cleeve Hill outside Cheltenham.

A Cotswold-edge village inn on the green, repeatedly honoured by The Good Pub Guide across several years.

A Cotswold coaching inn on Winchcombe's North Street, named Town Pub of the Year 2021.

Laurie Lee's Cotswold valley local, on The Good Food Guide's 100 Best Pubs.

Golden Valley dining pub above the canal at Sapperton, popular with walkers and their dogs.

Racing-country local at Guiting Power, hung with horse-racing memorabilia, with rooms and hearty food.

Good Pub Guide favourite on Bledington's green, all flagstones, beams and a brook full of ducks.

13th-century Forest-of-Dean inn beside the 'Cathedral of the Forest' at Newland, known for real ale and food.

Beamed inn on Stow's square that claims to be England's oldest, dating in parts to around 947.

Restored coaching inn in Northleach with a big beer garden, roaring fires and refined pub food, with rooms.