Stroud, Food Guide: 10 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Stonehouse
Reviews on Bar food in Stonehouse, Stroud, including Old Badger Inn, The Frocester George, The Kings Head House, The Old Fleece, The Bell at Selsley, The Star Inn, Whiteshill, The Royal Oak, The Vine Tree Inn, Rose & Crown Inn, Clothiers Arms
10. Clothiers Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 145 reviews
Pub at the Stroud end of Bath Road (Stroud-Nailsworth) Independently run free house offering Bed and Breakfast accommodation
Reviewed By Reacher33
We had lunch with friends whilst touring around the Stroud area. It was a great find with plenty of parking. The staff were friendly and attentive and it was clearly a popular establishment by the number of customers present. We had an evening meal booked at another location so we decided on a light lunch, even though there is an extensive menu, specials board and separate sandwich menu. We had Whitebait, soup of the day, a Portobello Mushroom with Goats Cheese and a Coronation Chicken Sandwich which came with side salad, coleslaw and a portion of fries. All the food was delicious, clearly freshly prepared and not overly expensive; portion sizes are good. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and would highly recommend this pub. A little reminder, if you visit with a car and use their parking facilities then ensure that you enter your car registration on the electronic pad which you will find on the bar otherwise you might just get a ticket. The staff however will remind you.
9. Rose & Crown Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 312 reviews
Reviewed By sue595
We called in Sunday mid afternoon for a drink and to possibly eat. Had heard various negative reports locally on the pub, which years ago we frequented regularly and always had a good experience. The bar was empty and nobody was serving but then a tall man appeared, the owner perhaps, who quite sternly asked what we wanted. We ordered a half pint of lemonade and a half pint of lager shandy, the lemonade was poured from an R. Whites bottle and ice dropped in afterwards, without asking if ice was wanted! Price for two small drinks £5.40! The menu was expensive, maybe thatâs why the pub, on a festival weekend, was empty. The âownerâ then loudly berated someone behind the bar who was being trouble by a flying insect and promptly sprayed some sort of pungent product, the smell of which wafted across to us, and also took three people by surprise who had just arrived at the bar. All in all, felt unwelcoming, expensive and unimpressed by the gentlemanâs attitude. Would not return.
8. The Vine Tree Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By Nik W
After a cold couple of hours walking in the woods, we stopped off for a hot chocolate. The staff were welcoming friendly and helpful. We decided to stay for food and had a beautiful lunch. Good portions of superbly tasty food. Steak, pork belly and haddock and salmon, all three dishes were amazing. Dog friendly, yet smart and warm. Local beers and ciders and great food at a reasonable price. Can't lose. Highly recommend
7. The Royal Oak
Overall Ratings
5 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By sinneacissej
Service was very attentive, so thank you for that.Lime and sodas were weak and I asked for more lime. Not hard to get right??Nut roast was plentiful but rather stodgy. Half the volume but a better recipe please.Roasted potatoes were not vegetarian so had some nice boiled potatoes with other vegetables similarly well prepared, accompanied by a good gravy. £13 for a main and more if you have meat.Good Afternoon, your comments have been noted.Thank you for taking the time to do so.
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6. The Star Inn, Whiteshill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
Welcome to The Star Inn, a traditional Cotswolds pub & B&B located in picturesque Whiteshill, Gloucestershire. Come dine with us! The perfect place for a pint If you are simply looking for a relaxing atmosphere to put your feet up, look no further, our co
Reviewed By andrewwood15101
I recently enjoyed a two night stay in the cottage apartment at the Star. The accommodation was clean and comfortable. The bar was excellent with a terrific beer selection. The restaurant menu featured a large selection of tasty options. There were three people in my party, including two young men in their 20âs. We didnât eat the same meal twice and we were completely satisfied with every meal. Ken (the landlord) and his staff were welcoming and very helpful. I look forward to staying at the Star again.
5. The Bell at Selsley
Overall Ratings
4 based on 230 reviews
Reviewed By AlfBorder
My wife and I had a one night stop over at the Bell while walking the Cotswolds Way.Everything was excellent, the restaurant, the staff, beers and wines, and the rooms were wonderful. Breakfast was also a real treat - and dog friendly too!I was really impressed that the local english wines, which normally command a premium were competatively priced - clearly the Bell is doing it's bit to promote local produce and wines.By the way, if you are a Gin afficianado, then this is definitely the place to go. The selection of Gins is amazing.
4. The Old Fleece
Overall Ratings
4 based on 597 reviews
Sitting half way between Stroud and Nailsworth, this 250 year-old former coaching inn, built in the heyday of the Stroud wool industry, oozes rustic character and charm. The Old Fleece has a very relaxed and homely atmosphere and is run by a team of staff
Reviewed By paulf1978
Overall nice place , nice staff and nice location, food was nice , the only down side was there wasnât enough vegan options but worth a visit
3. The Kings Head House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
The Kings head house is a boutique hotel & restaurant. With a stunning private board room to dine in for up to 22 guests or the garden or bar with over 50 covers it is intimate & relaxed. The team run this 19 th century Georgian property with care and att
Reviewed By Thomas H
I have visited for drink or food now 3 times. Nothing has been particularly bad, but likewise nothing has been particularly great.for example, The last two largers I have had have felt flat. . I wouldnât normally take to trip advisor, but on this occasion I felt it nessaary. I ordered fromThere takeaway pizzas menu. Stone baked that is offered as a dinner or a takeaway. Imagine my disappointment when I discovered they were burnt black on the underside. Others were made promptly. Things happen. However I was not expecting a lecture on stonebaked pizza as if I didnât know how they work. I have one in the garden by the way. Best to go to the Badger down the road where the service and food is always exceptionalHi Thomas H,Thanks for the review and bringing your experiences to my attention.I am sincerely sorry that your pizza was burnt, having spoken with the chef, it seems that we used too much flour on this occasion. I am pleased the replacements were better.We are very proud of our guest service, as you can see from previous reviews, so I can assure you that it was not our intention to 'lecture' you about wood-fired ovens. just offer an explanation from an apologetic team member.I am unable to comment on the lagers feeling flat as it wasn't brought to our attention at the time. I would like to note however that we use clean, branded lager glasses, regularly clean our beer lines and have a Cask Marque accreditation. The most likely scenario is that the gas may have needed changing so I have briefed the team accordingly on what to look for if the gas is running out.We love the Badger as well! I think Eastington is lucky to have two great hospitality businesses.I hope you will come back and visit us again. Kind regardsAnt
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2. The Frocester George
Overall Ratings
4 based on 191 reviews
Reviewed By Dawn C
We decided to go to the George at Frocester for Sunday evening meal to celebrate our eldest's A level grades and his place at Cardiff University. Had looked online for menu but hadn't seen three roast dinners we all decided to plump for these two beef and two pork- gorgeous lovely gravy as a pour on and two lots of vegetables to share between four and two gravy boats. superb for the price and quality. I then decided to have the mini desserts plate which I then had to share with the rest of the table.- thoroughly recommend as small bites and tasters rather than feeling too full at the end of the evening - fabulous x
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1. Old Badger Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 589 reviews
A Traditional Freehouse, serving Real Ales and Quality Homemade Menu both Lunchtime and Evening.
Reviewed By Chris T
2 couples visited the Old Badger Inn for drinks and a evening meal last Saturday evening.Staff were very friendly, helpful and attentive.Wide variety of drinks available and those that we had were good.Food proved to be excellent with Nachos starter for one being plenty for two.The main meals were Mixed Grills x2, Fish & Chips and Shepherds Pie. All were very tasty and plenty of it.Would recommend it as place to visit and enjoy the atmosphere and food & drink.
