Recommend restaurant for Sunday lunch near Cirencester?

Question

Recommend restaurant for Sunday lunch near Cirencester?

Answer 1

Here's a list! :P

Jesse's Bistro, The Stableyard, Blackjack Street, Cirencester



Jesses Bistro is ideally situated in Blackjack Street not 50 metres from the Famous Roman Museum in Jesses Courtyard. We pride ourselves on the freshest of ingredients - Aberdeen Angus Beef, Old Spot Pork, Cotswold Lamb, all the best of fresh Fish and Seafood daily delivered. These are then cooked for you in our unique woodburning oven. Finish the meal with a delicious selection of Puddings made by us.

The service is friendly and efficient - we have a superb choice of wines and excellent coffee.



Jesse's Bistro

Restaurant, Coffee House and Fresh Fish Shop.

The Stableyard, Blackjack Street, Cirencester,

Glos. GL7 2AA

Tel : [phone]

Email address

[e-mail]

for bookings.

Extensive tables 'Al Fresco' for that English summer day.

Whether you wish to have a snack or full meal we are open 10.30 - 2.30 Tuesday through to Saturday and in the evenings Wednesday through to Saturday 6.45 - 9.30

Please call to book to avoid disappointment

We can also cater for parties and meetings. Also you may purchase fresh fish to take away - we can even advise on how to cook it.

Call in advance to see what we have and you can order any fish for delivery the next day.



1651 Restaurant, Market Place, Cirencester

Dining in 1651 - Cirencester

The high street “1651” bars and brassiere-style restaurant opened in 2001.

It is named after that moment in time when Charles II, defeated at the Battle of Worcester, spent a night hiding from Cromwell’s in these buildings on his flight to ultimate exile in France. He regained the throne in 1660.

Chris Bowlers's fine monochrome photographs adorn the walls; they were taken during the National Trust's 350th anniversary re-enactment of the 17th century events.

The bar area retains the "feel" of its Georgian origins, with original mouldings and decorative motifs highlighted in traditional colours. The ambience in the dining room is achieved by an inspired fusion of medieval-style colours and continental eclecticism in fixtures and fittings.

Here you can choose from an imaginative a la carte menu that reflects the vibrant colours, evocative aromas and fresh tastes of the Mediterranean.

Our Chef's mouth watering menus are also inspired by authentic English and Asian cuisine.

We have an extensive list of wines representing the old and new world to compliment your meal.

The "1651" restaurant is open for residents and non-residents to enjoy lunch and dinner.



1651 Bar Restaurant

The Market Place

Cirencester

Gloucestershire

GL7 2NZ

Tel : [phone]

Website

1651 Bar Restaurant

Our Restaurants Manager Kirsty and her team look forward to welcoming you to 1651 where the best in service is assured.



The Priory Inn, Tetbury



The Priory Inn gastropub has a Harden’s Remy Restaurant Award for 2006.

The Priory Inn has just won a Cotswold Life Food and Drink Award for “Most Distinctive Local Menu”

We have Cotswold stone walls, bare floorboards, oak tables, bright contemporary canvases from The Thin Dog Gallery, Cirencester, a huge walk-around fireplace and free parking. Every Sunday evening we have live music.

Our mouth-watering food speaks for itself: simple, seasonal, modern/rustic dishes at affordable prices; fresh Cornish fish and gourmet pizzas from our wood-fired oven. We buy produce, ales and wine locally from passionate, talented people – read more on your table.

We welcome families - the right staff attitude, high-chairs, changing facilities, a toy box and kids menu.



The Priory Inn

Award-winning hotel / gastropub / coffee bar

London Road

Tetbury

GL8 8JJ

Tel : [phone]

Website

The Priory Inn





Talbot Inn, 14 Victoria Road, Cirencester

Our charming "Olde Worlde" Inn serves lunches and evening meals, and we always have vegetarian dishes available.

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Corinium Hotel, 12 Gloucester Street, Cirencester

Corinium Hotel





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More Details on the Corinium Hotel



    

Waggon and Horses, 11 London Road, Cirencester

The Waggon is an unusual combination of a traditional pub with a separate restaurant and a private dining room. Food is served every day and both Bar Food and á la carte meals are available. Full table service is provided for restaurant meals.

Answer 2

there is a lovely place at Ewen I think it's called The Duck? Also you can't beat The Tunnel House at Coates for atmosphere....and who knows you may even see Prince Harry (a frequent visitor I'm told)

Answer 3

I don't know a "recommended" one as I have never been there but you could do a search on upmystreet.co.uk and find all the restaurants in that area.

Answer 4

Subway. I dont know that area all I know is that there are subways everywhere.

Answer 5

the hare and hounds on the road leading back towards tetbury is nice. it could be called the fox and hounds i know its one or the other. have a nice day x

Answer 6

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