Restaurants in Gloucestershire
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Storyteller
Feel-good comfort food draws the crowds to this enduringly popular restaurant. It dishes up generous portions of barbecue ribs, seafood platters and vegetarian burritos on a menu fusing tastes from as far afield as Mexico and Asia. The place is always buzzing and is a popular spot for parties.
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Boogaloos
Chilled out Boogaloos serves up tasty sandwiches, salads and hot lunches in a cosy Georgian town house with warm colours, big sofas and mellow music. Make up your own sandwich or go for pasta, fish cakes or hot dishes such as chicken with mozzarella and basil.
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Cafe Rene
For a decent but predictable choice of pub grub head to this cheery joint through the archway on Southgate. There's live music on Wednesday nights and a pleasant beer garden outside. Food is served until 21:30 and includes everything from wraps and sandwiches (£4.50) at lunch to burgers, chilli, pasta and curry by night.
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Le Champignon Sauvage
This unpretentious but oh-so-delectable restaurant has earned two Michelin stars for its inspired cuisine. The atmosphere is refined but relaxed, the tables big and the decor simple. It's the kind of place where you can just wallow in the food, which is worth every penny. Perfect for a special occasion. Book ahead.
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Pie & Mash
Wholesome to the core, this certified organic restaurant serves up hearty pies, sausages, puddings and flavoured mash designed with meat eaters, vegans, veggies, coeliacs and diabetics in mind. There's even organic beers, wines and champagnes, and live music on Saturday evening.
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Fosters on the Docks
The most lively option down at the historic docks is this cheerful place serving tapas, traditional grills and Mediterranean dishes including pizza and pasta. There's a nice conservatory overlooking the water, as well as more cosy dining in the industrial chic interior.
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Daffodil
A perennial favourite, the Daffodil is as loved for its top-notch modern British brasserie-style food as for its flamboyant surroundings. Set in a converted art deco cinema, it harks back to the Roaring Twenties and features live jazz and blues every Monday night. The atmosphere is suitably bubbly and the food consistently good.
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Bearlands
Crisp white linen, a large airy conservatory and an atmospheric vaulted wine cellar make Bearlands an interesting and popular venue. It's a stylish place serving a competent modern British menu in relaxing surroundings.
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Brosh
This lovely little place serves excellent eastern Mediterranean food with everything from the merguez to the sourdough bread prepared on site from scratch. The menu is limited but the flavours are superb. For something lighter (£2 to £4), come for the mezedhes bar, which opens on Wednesday to Friday nights.
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Monty's Brasserie & Seafood Restaurant
Contemporary-styled brasserie and seafood restaurant with a good bar menu for lunch.
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Zizzi
Italian chain restaurant set in wonderfully atmospheric former church.
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Tigers Eye
This place attempts to please everyone with a menu that veers from baguettes and wraps to sushi, noodles and Black Rock grills (where you cook your own meat or fish on a sizzling volcanic plate). It's a strange mix, but somehow it manages to work and the food is some of the best in town.
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Spice Lodge
This pan-Asian restaurant has a full menu of Indian and Thai dishes, but the real draw is the menu du jour, which features European classics cooked with an Asian twist. Set in an imposing old mansion, it's a relaxed but elegant place to dine.
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Owens
Set in a 15th-century building that's decidedly modern inside, this place is a welcome change from Tewkesbury's tearooms. The menu features big, honest flavours and a modern take on classic British and French cuisine. Try the excellent two-course set lunch for £10.
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Gusto
This deli and cafe is a great place for coffee and a slab of cake, a wholesome lunch made from authentic Italian ingredients or scrumptious picnic supplies. The upstairs cafe features changing artwork from a local gallery and great big windows overlooking Montpellier Gardens.
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Garden Cafe
An award-winning organic cafe on the banks of the River Wye, this place is set in a converted malt house and surrounded by a beautiful walled garden. The food is all seasonal and locally sourced, with vegetables from the cafe's garden. Monday night is tapas night (set menu £10).
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Dfly
Bar, restaurant and hip hang-out rolled into one, Dfly is a style-conscious place serving great sushi and tapas in sultry surroundings. Think deep red, oversize cushions, dark woods, liberally scattered church candles and Asian carvings. By night it's a buzzing watering hole with soulful music and monthly live gigs.
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Cathedral Coffee Shop
For hearty soups, diet-busting cakes and sticky buns, the cathedral coffee shop provides a wonderful setting for a quick cuppa.
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