What a great little pub in Arlingham! My mum-in-law told me about this pub, saying that they food…read morewas top-notch. We decided to come by for lunch one day. It's a traditional English pub with plenty of seating and a good assortment of locally-sourced food options. When I asked about my gluten allergy, they did everything possible to make sure my meal didn't contain gluten. They even had gluten-free bread! All the food was delightful, and the staff were amazing. Even the owner of the pub waited on us and chatted with us for a bit. Historically, this pub has been around for hundreds of years. Recently, the pub faced closure, but the community was able to raise the money to keep the pub from closing. Thousands of pounds raised in 48 hours! Impressive. Now the pub is owned by the village, and is open to the public. If you're in the area, definitely drop by for some delightful food, drink and friendly service.

Recent visit to the Whitminster Inn near Stonehouse On the A38 between Gloucester and Stroud proved…read moreto be an enjoyable experience for a family Sunday roast including a vegetarian, usual selection of roast meats all very well cooked and prepared with good choice of vegetables. Selection of local Cotswold beers served which is not something you will see from the 'branded' carveries that abound this area, Enjoy your visit to this excellent location close to M5, A38 Gloucester and Stroud

A good country pub in a nice location, right on the banks of the Severn…read more Good selection of drinks and good food at decent prices. Friendly staff. Only downside are the toilets, which were very smelly in the warm summer months.

This is a smashing pub to go to in the summer months. It does get very busy though so be warned and…read moreit is on the banks of the river seven so Parents keep your eyes on your children. They serve a good pint here and they also serve good home cooked food. Bar staff can be a bit rushed at times, but are friendly enough. Clean throughout, but a bit dated.

My and my wife went to the George for breakfast on a whim one morning…read more I went for the large while she went for the small. We only ordered one coffee and an orange juice. It was very tasty and not too small for the money, the only change I would make would be beans on the small breakfast. The food came quickly and was hot, it all tasted delicious for a pub level of quality. The bacon was too salty for my tastes but I prefer food with less salt so it might be fine for others. The ketchup was not Heinz as well. The price was £6 for the large and £4 for the small breakfast, a good price even though it didn't include drinks. The total was under £14 Internet access is free and quick but kicks you off after 30 minutes. No signal on 3 though so you would probably miss calls if you wanted to do some work here. The decor is traditional pub and gives a warm feeling to the building. There are real fires but they were not lit when we were there, not surprising for breakfast time though. This was a return visit for us and we will visit this pub again.

Stopped here with my wife on our way to Cheltenham last weekend . It was not showing up on Yelp but…read morewe stumbled on it when I drove off the motorway and headed to dursley. It was a great British pub no TVs and a great old worldly look and feel. The food was excellent I had the steak and ale pie which was outstanding and full of meat a real cow pie aka the Dandy comic book. If you are in the general area pop in it also has a nice garden with river view

It is hard to believe there is no review for this place. I stayed here for a conference and had 3…read moredinners. As an American new to pub food, I am no expert. Nonetheless, I rate it highly. Tonight, I had a slow roasted pork belly in red wine reduction sauce. Superb. Never had this dish anyplace else although I travel a lot. Other dinners were thoughtful and delicious: pulled park sandwich on a baguette, shredded beef shepherd's pie. The Bakewell tart for desert is no to be missed. Far out in the country, this pub is clearly popular with locals. Deservedly so.

Just moved to area , had a walk and found this little gem of a little pub, popped in for a bite ,…read morebut was amazed at the size inside, space between tables means don't get knocked, and can chat without having to talk loud , and food, cooked perfectly and came out hot, and service was second to none, One of my favs now, and will be back again

Now refurbished The Frocester has bedrooms, a bar and pub food including a pleasant courtyard…read more It also has a restaurant with ambiance just right for a quiet romantic dinner. We shared a goats cheese starter before enjoying our pork medallions (with a rich creamy sauce) and sea-bass with chorizo. We'd recommend a glass o Reverend James Original Bitter too.

Situated at the top of the longest green in England, the bell has recently undergone a major…read morerefurbishment (According to the website), but is it any good? As it goes not bad. The bar staff were friendly and served a good pint of beer. It was clean and although we didn't eat there the food that was served to other people did look and smell very nice and they left clean plates which is a good sign. From visits a couple of years ago I know there are gardens to the rear with a children's play area. They also have a pet's barn so whilst waiting for the food you can take the children in there to pet the animals. In the summer out the front of the pub it's a very nice place to sit too if you like cricket as the green also doubles as a cricket pitch. Prices are average for drinks and food so yep I'll be paying this place another visit and soon because it was so nice.

As a local i do not use the Bell as me and my wife last time we went there we were charged 16…read morepounds for a bottle of house wine in the bar ??

We went here for a quiet mid-week birthday getaway in December and I can't fault the experience…read morefrom beginning to end. The room was a reasonably spacious, well-appointed double en-suite with interesting bits of furniture. Complimentary brownies on arrival were excellent! Good little minibar with a solid small label Champagne. The shellfish tasting menu was lovely with particular highlights being the bisque, scallop thermidore, and the lobster. From the a la carte menu we also had scallops (pork belly, cauliflower purée, lime syrup) which was also very good. Breakfast similarly perfect in the morning with fresh orange juice, poached eggs and toast. Naturally the whole experience wasn't cheap, but it was excellent value.

My wife and I have been going for years, the food is that good. We've been to the Severn Bore…read morebreakfasts, food good again but as people who have been to Australia so much the size of the wave is totally underwhelming except for the very occasional weather/river conditions, but never is the R Severn anything like the shoreline of the Margaret River south of Perth, West Australia. It would be good for the restaurant to get some of the Margaret River wines on the menu and for some of the Blue Fairy Wrens to flit about in the bushes. The latter can't happen but the former could. However, the seafood platter for two is outstanding and has to be enjoyed slowly whatever the state of the tide.