Visited Seven Tuns with a large group of 12 people for lunch. We were able to sit outside on the…read morepatio, and there was even a table umbrella for those in our party who wanted to avoid the sun. The service was very friendly and despite our large party, all needing separate checks, there wasn't a problem at all. The food was truly amazing and everyone in our party loved their lunch. Aside from the delightful historic pub and excellent food, another nice bonus of Seven Tuns was the pub cat Nebula. Overall, a wonderful experience!

We stopped in here for lunch before heading over to see Chedworth Roman Villa. It's a lovely old…read more(400+ years) country pub. The pub area still retains the old feel but the dining room has been updated with more modern decore. There is a bit of seating out front and a nice garden in the back. On draft they had a small selection of quality ales from Cornwall along with the usual Guinness, Carlings, etc. The real standout for me was Young's Bitter which isn't common around Cheltenham. Their lunch menu isnt't huge, but it was extensive enough to cover everyone's tastes. My only gripe was that their sandwich selection was fairly small and was all on ciabatta bread, which isn't my favorite. Still, the steak sandwich was excellent and the addition of capers was a nice touch. My wife's mother had the shepherd's pie and my wife had the fish cakes, both of which were also very good. If you happen to be out for a hike near Chedworth or are heading to the Roman Villa I highly recommend at stop at the Seven Tuns. If nothing else it's a convenient place to grab a pint.

The bartender wears a shirt and tie. The place is clean and very friendly. They do great food…read moreduring the day and have a great bar for the evening. We had a blast with our friends and can't wait to come back.

The bartender wears a shirt and tie. The place is clean and very friendly. They do great food…read moreduring the day and have a great bar for the evening. We had a blast with our friends and can't wait to come back.

The Royal Oak was a friendly and accommodating place, ready to serve us, as we arrived at the tail…read moreend of lunch. The grilled mackerel was beautifully done and tasty. Fresh farm salad of chard and company added complexity to the dish. The burger bun was exceptionally fresh and grilled with the burger, which was ordered rare but arrived on the medium edge, without any flavor lost. The warm farmhouse hippy vibe was playful. Staff were helpful to these confused travelers. Easy, breezy and relaxed.

I find myself out in the middle of nowhere sometimes. Thank goodness for Royal Oak. Hidden among…read moreresidential area, through winding country roads. It would be near impossible to end up here without planning to be. The restaurant is homely and rustic with it's decor and chalk board - it's like a pub. But you don't read my reviews for my architectural appreciation. The food. The food here is pretty great. No difficulties recommending everything at all. I've had my fair share of bresola, crayfish, gravadlax, steak, pork belly and everything I've sampled punches well above its weight. My last meal was the gravadlax starter and the pork belly mains. The gravadlax is well complimented with a mustard dressing and a fresh side salad, being a seafood monster, I was pleased with this starter. It's accompanied by rustic bread and some wonderful butter. The pork belly, however, was a bit of a show-stopper. The pork had clearly been roasted for a very long time, the fat between the skin and meat was already oozing out. It tasted delightful too. My only minor minor qualm, was that i would've personally preferred the skin harder, it was a tad chewier than I would've liked. But the meat and the fat was on point. Coming from London, I've gotten used to small portions and extortionate prices. Royal Oak flips this concept on its head, why can't you have large portions of delicious food at reasonable prices. The Royal Oak ticks all my boxes for a high end pub with great food. But it lacks any wow factor, the food is rustic and well executed, but their's no visual or sensational awe about eating here. It's never a let down though.

good place to go before you hit the clubs of gloucester…read more They used to do Vodka Slush Puppies :o)

i love their lasagnas! really friendly and nice cosy place to eat, but gets really busy really…read morequickly!!!

Large pub with a schizophrenic personality. As you go in, on the right is a traditional snug bar,…read moresmall and cosy with an excellent choice of real ales. If you head straight on, a large and highly illuminated bar serves all kinds of lager and alco-pops, and a seating area with sofas etc. (sadly many broken) and pool table, further back. Kind of the best of both worlds. Can be very busy on Fridays and weekends. If they serve food here, I've never seen anybody eating it.

Went one lunchtime a couple of weeks ago. Not many people in there. Served very quickly. A good…read morechoice of real ale. The food - their 'quickie lunch' was very cheap (3.95) and was suprisingly good. It certainly was served very quickly - couldn't fault. Small choice of dishes - only 3 but that makes it easier to choose. Would go there again if I wanted a good, cheap lunch and was in a hurry. It was the middle of the week so perhaps a visit on a Friday would see the place with a few more people and a bit more atmosphere.

1st thing that got my attention about this joint is its name. As a visiting American tourist from…read moreSoCal, I'm like, that's cool. We stopped by for lunch, I had the grilled chicken with mushroom and a light lager. My cousin, who is a native, ordered the Tortillas as an appetizer. I'm like my 1st Mexican dish in the UK and it sucked. The Guacamole tasted store bought, the cheese had melted into a glob & clung to the chips like death to a corpse. The salsa was horrid. Lol. I suppose Mexican food isn't as big here as it is in Southern California. However, I liked my sandwich & the beef & Guinness pie was delicious.

My wife & I ate here today (16/1/2010). Staff were very…read moreprofessional and made sure we felt welcome, the inn achieves that difficult blend of an English Pub and quality restaurant very well. Ample parking, very clean premises fast and efficient service. We chose the steak, it was cooked to our requirements, and was well presented with mushrooms, tomatoes and peas. The portions were more than ample, to the point where both of us were unable to consider eating the amazing array of sweets on offer. I think you have got the message that we really enjoyed our meal and would not hesitate to recommend it to you.

Tables take a long time to be cleaned, there was one that had not been cleaned next to us for 15…read moreminutes at least. We had to clean the chairs and table ourselves before sitting and no one came along and apologised. The lady who served us was pleasant and welcoming though. The "freshly brewed coffee" is actually from a machine that requires milk often when you're standing in a line. That said, the full English breakfast was brill. Whatever bread was used and the butter complimented it well. Sausages, bacon, egg, etc all cooked well. Compliments to the chef there. I think more staff are required, this will prevent there being long waiting times at the bar to order food/drinks as well as mean there's clean tables ready for customers to sit at.

Since this is a Wetherspoons pub you will know that the food and drinks are cheap, but it is not…read morehaute cuisine. This is a relatively new pub in a historic building that has been updated to blend old and new and to reflect Witney's historic blanket weaving reputation.