The Feathered Nest Country Inn bagged 5 AA Stars and 3 AA Rosettes, besides winning Editors Choice Awards for two consecutive years and several other prestigious awards.Tucked away in Cotswolds, with a surreal view of Evenlode Valley, this restaurant is your best bet for a romantic meal. It is situated in a malt house dating back 300 years and enclosed by 22 hectares (55 acres) of pastures and gardens. The splendorous interiors are replete with an old-world charm: stone and timber walls, vintage crockery and furnishings lend it an imposing air. Seated in the garden or on the terrace, enjoy the view of green lawns dotted by lavender, a blooming vegetable garden, and dense woods stretching out to the valley. Savor seasonal food and festive recipes combined with a choice of 240 wines from the cellar. The Feathered Nest Country Inn also has four guestrooms for those who wish to stay overnight.
Nestled in the village of Gaydon, The Malt Shovel is your quintessential country pub sporting a warm atmosphere, real ales, and friendly service. The red brick facade invites you to step in and savor a hot meal of classic pub fare and seasonal three-course menus cooked with regional flair. Lamb shank braised with red wine and root vegetables, smoked haddock Welsh Rarebit, and ham, egg and chips are some of the earthy country-style eats you'll find here. Sip a pint of ale - they have four on tap - or enjoy a glass of wine with your meal. Located a stone's throw from the British Motor Museum, this pub promises you'll walk out well fed, with a smile on your face.
Experience Indian hospitality and rich flavors at Hall Green’s Raja Monkey. Serving culinary treats from across the country, the menu is dominated by Indian street foods. With a variety of delectable Indian cuisines, the eatery has a traditional rustic décor. Indulge in special thalis or platters, each having diverse dishes, from curries and dal to breads like naan. You can savor a hearty meal at pocket friendly rates at this cozy eatery.
Nestled right in the heart of the city, Dishoom is renowned for serving a wide range of traditional Indian dishes. The interior of this eatery reflects the vibe of a 20th-century marketplace in a city. It is in such a vibrant place that one gets to savor signature Indian recipes.
Although this traditional 18th Century inn is situated in the city-center, it stands in a side street away from all the hustle and bustle of the main tourist traps. The Queens Head has an excellent reputation for its cask ales, tasty country food and great hospitality. Indeed, many believe this is the best pub for beer in Stratford! The staff here are more than willing to offer advice on their many great beers, including draught Bass, Brew XI and guest beers like Orkney Skullsplitter. Food is available during lunchtime and evenings, from general snacks like harvester baguettes to main meals such as salmon fillet, new potatoes, and salad. On summer evenings the tables are lit with candles, and for cooler nights they put on a clever gas heater to keep you warm!
The Blue Boar Inn is located in Temple Grafton, the village in which William Shakespeare was married in 1582. Boasting over four centuries of innkeepers, this quintessential English hostelry combines a relaxed country atmosphere with professional flair. The inn offers exceptionally fine food and has a wide range of à la carte and international menu plus a good selection of traditional pub bar meals. Dishes include deviled herring roes, a trio of mixed cheeses in tartlets on a bed of mixed leaves with a celery and, grape coulis and cranberry parfait served with almond and chocolate sauce. Note you should never expect the dessert menu to be the same!