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Best Pub restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pub food in Berkeley. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pub restaurants near you. including The Salutation Inn, The Salmon Inn, LAMMASTIDE INN, The Berkeley Arms Hotel, The Malt House, Mariners Arms, Old Spot Inn, The Globe Inn Alvington, The Tudor Arms, The Huntsman Country Inn & Restaurant
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10. The Huntsman Country Inn & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 234 reviews
Family run Inn & restaurant who pride ourselves on providing great service and food at a great cost. Look forward to seeing you in the Inn!!
Reviewed By Kath B
Family visiting on sunday and as do not often partake in going out for lunch was unsure where to go. A friend recommended Huntsman, we were not disappointed. Friendly welcoming staff, excellent lunch followed by delicious naughty pud. We will return.
9. The Tudor Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 442 reviews
Situated just 800 yards from the world famous Slimbridge Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust, and yards from the banks of the Gloucester-Sharpness Canal, The Tudor Arms is open for breakfast from 8:00 am and serves main meals from 12:00 until 9:00 pm. We serve a
Reviewed By elrogers84
A large number of us stayed on the campsite and also utilised the hotel. We booked the back room for dinner on Saturday night. We pre-ordered as there were 30 of us and arrived promptly at 8.30 as was requested by the pub. Our meals still took 45 minutes to arrive, which is understandable, but longer than we had hoped as it was so late. I also felt like I was sitting in a school canteen being shouted at by frustrated dinner ladies as each meal was barked/yelled out! By the time we were finished and had to ask if we could have deserts, we were told that deserts would take potentially half an hour because the kitchen staff had gone home! This was at 10.20pm. We didn't bother, which was a real shame. We stated until the bar closed and our empty plates remained uncleared. Delicious food, poor service.Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review,We are disappointed that you were not happy with the service you received and would like to just clarify a few points that you have made,Firstly; the time that was scheduled for your food to be served was 8:45pm and not 8:30pm, 8:30pm was the time stated for your arrival. Its important to note that when the waitress began bringing the starters out, it was apparent that your party were not seated or ready for their food, therefore we took the starters back to the kitchen to keep them warm and the manager informed you that your first course was ready to be served. It was then requested by a member of your party that we serve the children's meals with the starters, which we did as quickly as possible. Your first course was then cleared and main courses served around 9.20pm. I do not think that this is a particularly long time to wait between courses, especially considering that we were also asked to serve the children's meals in between.In regards to the "school canteen" that you mention in your review, it was actually requested by the organiser of your party that you were seated in that room. I am sorry that you felt as though you were being shouted at by the waitress, although, as I am sure you can appreciate, sometimes when serving such a large party you do have to speak louder in order to be heard over the general hubbub of chatter.I apologise that you felt you were unable to have any desserts, as explained on the night we would have been more than happy to make them for you, however there would have been a slight delay as at 10.20pm the kitchen staff had finished for the evening and we would have been reliant on a member of the bar staff to make them. I would again like to emphasise how disappointed we are with the negative comments received, especially considering your party was only booked four days before the event, and we specifically explained to the person organising it that we would not usually take a booking of that size during the extremely busy bank holiday weekend, however we would be happy to do so on the proviso that you be understanding of this. Please feel free to contact us if you would like to discuss anything further. We hope to see you again, Many thanks, Management
8. The Globe Inn Alvington
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
This is a traditional pub/restaurant that offers b/b accomodation.It has a 45 seater restaurant and a beautiful.,spacious garden.It has been under the current ownership since March 2017 and is now a firm favourite with locals and visitors alike.Live music
Reviewed By 457tamsynm
Impromptu visit to this delightful pub. Hadn't booked a table but they managed to squeeze us in and on Thursday Steak night. The food was very tasty and plentiful. Great service, fantastic atmosphere. Great selection of drinks, 0% San miguel which was a nice change for the designated driver.Top tip...highly recommend.
7. Old Spot Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 376 reviews
'The Old Spot Inn' is a traditional real ale pub located in Dursley on the gorgeous Cotswold Way. We like to think of it as a 365 day beer festival here with our 7 real ale pubs frequently changing, as well as the 3 still ciders we also have on offer. Hea
Reviewed By BecciT
Lovely pub with nice beer garden. Nice drinks. I was sadly disappointed with the food. Had the fishfinger sandwich which was made with out the packet fishfingers (ie something like Birdseye). This is one of my favourite dishes and wherever I go itâs always homemade fishfingers. At £7.75 with no chips / crisps Either I thought it was well overpriced. I believe they only do food at lunchtimes.
6. Mariners Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By mncrbest
Good sound pub grub menu at sensible prices with specials being made available at less than seven quid.My 12oz gammon steak (£11.95) came with pineapple,new spuds and a dressed salad.A big plateful,well presented and well cooked.The beer was Butcombe Gold (£3.20) in perfect condition and wonderfully tasty.All in all a good sound,nofrills lunch in pleasant surroundings and very busy after 12.45 which says it all.
5. The Malt House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Located at the head of the Berkeley Vale in some of Gloucestershire's most beautiful countryside the Malt House is a family run hotel that you can spend a life time looking for. The hotel is just 8 miles from both exit 13 and 14 of the M5 and sits in the
Reviewed By stephendK8149VR
We wanted a carvery for Sunday lunch whilst on holiday and the Malt House provided this.It's good without being perfect, but the staff were friendly and the value good.
4. The Berkeley Arms Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By travelbunny666
It's situated in the middle of Berkeley in an historic building nicely furnished.We've been here a view times now and every time had a really lovely Sunday Roast. The service is very good and the food obviously freshly cooked. Recommend booking as it does get busy.
3. LAMMASTIDE INN
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By Mike L
Stopped here for family lunch on Saturday. Friendly staff very helpful. Chef came out to discuss allergy worries and was able to reassure us. Food was excellent, huge portions.
2. The Salmon Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By anton89
After visiting Berkeley castle, we decided to eat here. We had a lovely lunch of the bread and olive platter for starters and we partook in the steak deal which is a bargain at £10 each! Staff very polite and courteous, service was also good. We will return.
1. The Salutation Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By Brian J
We popped into the Sally for a lunchtime Pasty, but decided to have the stew instead. Beef and ale, packed with vegetables and hearty dumplings - delicious. The beer selection was great and we opted for Tiley's Ordinary Bitter and Belgian Pale. Both were top quality. The lady who served us was friendly, knowledgable and attentive, offering advice and information on all the ales on offer. An absolute treasure of a pub. We truly felt like 'locals'. And not wanting to miss out, we took a Pasty home, and it was as good as we'd heard.
