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Where to eat Pub food in Cricklade: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Cricklade including The Radnor Arms, The Red Lion Inn, The Bell Inn, The Old Spotted Cow at Marston Meysey, The White Hart Bar and Restaurant, The Falcon, The White Hart Inn, The Royal Oak, The Heart in Hand, Masons Arms
Restaurants in Cricklade
10. Masons Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By WorJeff266
I visited on Monday lunchtime just over 12 months since my last visit and received a genuinely warm welcome and was pleasantly surprised that the restaurant and bar were buzzing with a great ambience. The building is very atmospheric with a beautiful original interior. The menu is extensive and caters for most tastes and is competitively priced. I chose the soup starter followed by the seafood linguine both of which were beautifully presented , flavoursome and generously portioned. A beautiful Cotswold village, adorned with an equally beautiful village pub with equally delicious locally sourced ingredients making for a truly winning recipe and a must visit culinary delight.
9. The Heart in Hand
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Ian D
Had a very satisfying Sunday lunch and the puddings are delicious.i had roast beef and my partner had lamb which was accompanied by a large variety of vegetables and very delightful.service was great and very reasonably priced will revisit soon.
8. The Royal Oak
Overall Ratings
4 based on 399 reviews
Charming, traditional Cotswold pub and restaurant, newly refurbished. Serving freshly prepared food, Ales & Beers, Fine Wines, a selection of Gins and hand made Cocktails, Mocktails and Milkshakes. Family and dog friendly with an attractive newly furnishe
Reviewed By rapidpete
Amazing roast dinner! Visited whilst staying nearby at the Cotswold Water Park. Partner and I both opted for the roast beef and the portions were very generous. Everything was cooked perfectly and tasted just as good as it looked. Desserts were also delicious. I went for the cheesecake partner had eton mess. Will definitely visit again when in the area.Thank you so much for the lovely 5 star review, we are so pleased you enjoyed your sunday roast. We will look forward to welcoming you back when you are next in the area.Thank you from the Royal Oak Team
7. The White Hart Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 232 reviews
Reviewed By SteveMcD
Had a few pints and food at the pub with a friend, really enjoyed the food and superb selection of different beers. Chatted with owners over a beer. Lovely atmosphere, great food and drink. Highly recommend! Dear SteveMcDThank you for taking the time to write us a review. Pleased to hear you enjoyed the food, beer, and atmosphere! Hope to see you again sometime!Kind regardsThe team at the White Hart Inn
6. The Falcon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 720 reviews
Reviewed By canactivetraveller
We recently visited for my birthday and could not have had a nicer lunch experience, we were greeted by friendly staff who seated us and made sure we had everything we needed at all times. We were particularly awkward about dessert but nothing was too much trouble and when mine came out it had been specially created for me with the words Happy Birthday. If you havenât been yet and youâre local you really must!!!
5. The White Hart Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By ElFaKa
We were just passing through the area and needed a quick meal. We came to this restaurant by chance and saw the turkey curry offered on the specials board - it was excellent and later the waitress told us it was always a very popular addition. Staff were friendly and efficient, and the service was quick. So we would definitely come back if we find ourselves in the area again
4. The Old Spotted Cow at Marston Meysey
Overall Ratings
4 based on 320 reviews
The Old Spotted Cow is a pretty village pub on the outskirts of Marston Meysey, the northern-most village in Wiltshire. We have records of it as a pub as early as 1841, when the first census was taken, and it still retains many of the old features befitti
Reviewed By PerthJayne
Only one night here and wished it was longer. Really comfortable large first floor room. Very quiet, beautiful country outlook and great continental (by choice) breakfast. Wished weâd had the time for dinner here. Very friendly staff. Great location. If weâre ever in the region again, a must stay.
3. The Bell Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
We run a small village pub that specializes in awesome pub food! From our famous Steak and Stilton pie, to our crispy batter fresh fish and chips our menu has something for everyone plus a forever changing specials board where you will often find things l
Reviewed By SimonS848
Excellent hospitality all dishes lovely including gammon steak very tasty friends had pie which was also lovely make sure you book As gets very busy
2. The Red Lion Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 453 reviews
This pub is already listed but as a B&B.
Reviewed By Leslie K
We spent a night here on our walk along the Thames Path from Kemble to Oxford and were well pleased with our spacious and comfortable accommodations and the quality of our dinner and breakfast in the restaurant. The kitchen also prepared us an outstanding picnic lunch for the following day's walk.
1. The Radnor Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 204 reviews
A cosy pub serving fresh food in our Harrison oven, with ingredients from our families organic farm and local artisan suppliers. We are located in the unique National trust village of Coleshill on the Coleshill & Buscot estate. We serve primarily a Britis
Reviewed By Richrun24
We, and another couple, regularly dine out together in the local area and recently we decided to support the Radnor Arms which has been undergoing refurbishment. We booked a table two weeks prior to our visit knowing that there would be a limited menu due to a new kitchen being installed.On arrival we were informed that the only option for food was a buffet at £20 a head and that we should have been contacted by phone to inform us of this. We werenât. On entering the restaurant the table which we had booked was occupied by six other people and the only table available was a very small round one which would only be suitable for two diners. The lady in charge did not offer to ask the occupants of âour tableâ to move. When we said that we would leave and find somewhere else to eat we only received a rather half-hearted apology. Donât think we will be back!
