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"He that travels in theory
has no inconveniences; he has shade and sunshine at his disposal, and wherever
he alights finds tables of plenty."
Samuel Johnson |
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Restaurants and Tea Shops
catering for all tastes can be found extensively throughout the Cotswolds region, each
with it's own style and speciality.
The English Tea Shop is known
throughout the world for it's traditional style, freshly made cream cakes, and pots
of tea - a style emulated from the middle east to eastern Europe but never quite like
those to be found in England and in particular in the Cotswolds where the tradition
of taking tea dates back 300 years.
The great perception by foreign
visitors of English restaurant food not having a very good reputation has long been
laid to rest and one of the great modern day pre-occupations of the English is the maintenance
of high standards of cuisine to equal and if not better their counterparts in Europe.
If you have
eaten at any of our listed restaurants or tea shops please submit a review for publishing
on Cotswolds.Info.
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EATING PLACE OF THE MONTH
The Webmaster and friends had lunch at the Barn Owl restaurant, Dormy House Hotel,
this week and as a result can mark it 9 out of 10. The lamb cutlets were delicious and
the bread and butter pudding to die for! The other meals were equally well cooked and
beautifully presented.
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Allium
Restaurant
Market
Place, Fairford |
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PLACE NOT RECOMMENDED
Dumbelton Hall (near Broadway) - Service is very poor, food not freshley cooked
and probably is delivered to the premises in bags!! Rating 1 out 10.
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THE
WHITE HOUSE PUB Bladon Nr. Woodstock Blenheim
Palace and Winston Churchill's resting place
BEST VILLAGE PUB 2004
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Recommended Places to Eat in the Cotswolds
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Places
to Stay in the Cotswolds
Places
to Stay Hotels Bed and Breakfast (B&B's) Guest Houses
Inns Pubs Self-Catering Cottages in the Cotswolds:- Places
to Stay Home
Armscote, Banbury, Barringtons, Bath,
Bibury, Bledington,
Blockley, Bourton
on the Water,
Broadway, Burford,
Cheltenham, Chipping
Campden, Chipping
Norton, Cirencester, Darlingscott,
Evesham, Fairford, Gloucester,
Guiting Power, Mickleton,
Moreton in
Marsh, Minchinhampton,
Oxford, Nailsworth,
Northleach, Painswick,
Shipston on Stour, Snowshill,
Stow on the Wold, Stratford
upon Avon, Stroud,
Tetbury, Tewkesbury,
Willersey, Winchcombe, Witney,
Woodstock, Worcester, Wotton
under Edge.
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Towns
and Villages
to Visit in the Cotswolds
Cotswolds
Tourist Information - Towns and Villages in the English
Counties of Oxfordshire Gloucestershire Warwickshire
Wiltshire Worcestershire and Somerset making up the
Cotswolds region:- Places
to Visit Home
Ablington, Amberley,
Armscote,
Banbury,
Bath,
Batsford, Bladon,
Bibury,
Bisley, Blockley,
Bledington, Bourton-on-the-Water,
Broadway,
Broadwell, Broad
Campden, Buckland,
Burford, Castle
Combe, Charlbury,
Cheltenham, Chipping
Campden, Chipping
Sodbury, Cirencester,
Duntisbourne
Leer, Eastleach
Martin, Evesham, Fairford, Gloucester, Great
Tew, Greenfield
Village,
Guiting
Power, Hidcote
Bartrim, Laverton,
Lechlade,
Little
Barrington,
Little
Faringdon,
Longborough, Long
Compton, Lower
Slaughter,
Mickleton, Minster
Lovell, Moreton
in Marsh,
Minchinhampton, Nailsworth,
Naunton, North
Cerney, Northleach,
Oxford, Painswick,
Shipston
on Stour,
Snowshill, Shipton
under Wychwood,
Stanton, Stow
on the Wold,
Stratford upon Avon,
Stroud, Tetbury,
Tewkesbury,
Upper
Quinton,
Upper Slaughter, Upper
Swell, Willersey,Winchcombe,
Windrush, Woodstock,
Worcester,
Wotton under Edge, Wyck
Rissington
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