You may have heard about the Cotswolds reputation for delivering an excellent dining experience. With award winning chefs, the region is home to some of the most prestigious Michelin star restaurants, bistros and gastropubs around. Ranging from traditional to a contemporary setting, there's a glut of eating options to suit you and your canine companion.
A characterful inn in the centre of historic Cirencester. Offering locally sourced food, real ales and a warm welcome to all.
Email: relax@thefleececirencester.co.uk
Website: www.thwaites.co.uk
StarBistro is a joint venture between The Wiggly Worm and National Star that offers young people with disabilities the chance to gain real work experience within a bustling dining environment.
Email: enquiries@nationalstar.org
Website: www.nationalstar.org
Your dog will receive a warm welcome and might even choose to snuggle in one of the fluffy dog beds in the bar at England’s Oldest Hotel - the Grade 1 listed The Old Bell Hotel.
Email: info@oldbellhotel.com
Website: www.oldbellhotel.co.uk
The Mayfield House Hotel is the perfect spot to relax, unwind and explore. Dogs are welcome in the lounge, bar & snug but not in the Restaurant however restaurant menu may be taken in the Snug.
Email: reception@mayfieldhousehotel.co.uk
Website: www.mayfieldhousehotel.co.uk
The Speech House Hotel, is a former 17th century hunting lodge set in the heart of the idyllic Royal Forest of Dean. Well behaved dogs welcome in the Orangery, Garden & Bar.
Email: info@thespeechhouse.co.uk
Website: www.thespeechhouse.co.uk
The Trouble House offer fabulous food, delicious desserts and cakes, and a great selection of wines and beer. A range of different menus are available including breakfast, lunch and dinner for Friday and Saturday nights. Well behaved dogs are welcome and there is a great garden the kids can have a run about in.
Email: enquiries@thetroublehouse.co.uk
Website: www.thetroublehouse.co.uk
The Lygon Arms is a 16th century former coaching inn set in three acres of picturesque grounds. Although pets cannot join you in The Great Hall restaurant or Barrington's they are more than welcome to dine with you in The Courtyard Terrace, bar and lounges.
Email: reservations@lygonarmshotel.co.uk
Website: www.lygonarmshotel.co.uk
Nestled in the heart of Stow-on-the-Wold, The Old Stocks Inn is a recently refurbished 17th-century coaching inn. Dogs are welcome in the bar, garden and library.
Email: info@oldstocksinn.com
Website: www.oldstocksinn.com
Three Ways House Hotel celebrate great British food, surrounded by wonderful countryside of the Cotswolds. It is a great place to relax, take a weekend walking in the Cotswolds or celebrate great British puddings in the award winning restaurant.
Email: reception@puddingclub.com
Website: www.threewayshousehotel.com
St Paul's Fish Bar is a traditional fish & chip shop in St Paul's. Opposite Francis Close Campus entrance. Takeaway and eat in options available.
Website: www.facebook.com/stpaulsfishbar/
The Kings Hotel is a charming 18th century town house boasting distinctive and stylish accommodation. Sympathetic and careful renovation means you can enjoy all the modern day comforts you need, yet still soak up the character and history of a Cotswold stone building.
Email: info@kingscampden.co.uk
Website: www.kingscampden.co.uk
The Hangar is the perfect place to come and enjoy some delicious food, drink and company in a relaxed atmosphere from early in the morning to well into the evening.
Email: claire-hatton@sky.com
Website: www.thehangaruk.co.uk
Great food, simply done. Relaxed cafe and bar in Broadway, Cotswolds. Open for Breakfast, Brunch and Lunch from 9am. Number 32 is also open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings until 7.30pm and dogs are welcome then too.
Email: info@number32broadway.co.uk
Website: www.number32broadway.co.uk
