This is just a selection of our favourites

Intimate Dining

Our Favourites

Nepalese Chef – less than a five minute stroll from the hotel
Sebz, Topoly’s, Cafe Rene, Greek on the Docks,
Blue Thai Kitchen and Portivo Lounge are also easy walking distance.

Large Groups

Sebz (upstairs), Nepalese Chef (walking) and the White Horse (taxi), can take large groups comfortably.

Great Settings

The White Horse is on the banks of the Severn as is The Wharf House, great in the summer for eating
outside. Similarly, Greek on the Docks is set overlooking the
Docks.

Cafe Rene, The Fountain Inn and Raikes House are steeped in
history and their buildings have lots of character.

Dietary Requirements

Most restaurants cater, in some way nowadays for special dietary requirements, especially all the chains at The Quays. Of particular note though is Portivo Lounge, they have a dedicated separate menu for Vegetarian/Vegan and Gluten free food.

Good Pub/Bar Food

Portivo Lounge, Raikes House, Cafe Rene, Queen’s Head, The Fountain Inn, The Tall Ship (esp for fish), and England’s Glory are a few of the pubs with good food in Gloucester.

Pubs to drive to

The White Hart (a previous pub of the year).

The Queen’s Head (always busy so we can ring to check availability)

Cafes

Our Favourite Bake and Brew – Gloucester Docks

Around The Cross are a few popular chain cafes; Cafe Nero, Costa.

Linking The Quays to Gloucester Docks are some
independent cafes; Cafe Tucci and Cafe Corretto.

In Westgate St there are numerous good establishments:  Hedley’s, The Comfy Pew, Peppers to name a few.

Gloucester Cathedral, Folk Museum have good cafes.

In Eastgate Shopping centre there are several places.

There is a spacious Coffee 1 in Northgate Street.

Bars

Our Favourites (Tank and Café Rene)

England’s Glory is just 50m from the hotel.

Café Rene, Raikes House, the Fountain are characterful city centre pubs

Tank serves their own Gloucester Brewery beer at the Quays as does Portivo Lounge.