The best restaurants in Moreton-in-Marsh Cotswold South West

A lovely tea shop on the High St. I sat outside the front on the limited pavement seating. The staff were lovely and the food well presented. The pasty was though expensive and there was no wow factor. The ice bun was heavy and sticky. The coffee was delicious. Would return but not spend so much.

The Mulberry Restaurant is for groups, but there is a perfectly good restaurant inside and out for couples. The service was welcoming, efficient, and professional. The menu choice were good and the food was very well presented and prepared.

Just back from a 3 day stay at the Bell at Moreton. Absolutely fabI loud place to stay. We were in room 3 which was spotlessly clean and warm. The bed was so comfortable. The pub itself was really good. Food was excellent, staff very helpful and friendly. James was very knowledgeable about the types of beer and which ones he recommended and had all the answers to my questions. The pub is in a great spot to use as a base for visiting different places in the Cotswolds. Will definitely use it again in the near future. Last of all the boss John is very kind and helpful- Enjoy folks. Terry and Becky from Walsall

Went to Moreton in Marsh to meet my daughter for lunch who is veggie, we found it hard to find anything that was not a toastie or baked potato in the town. Luckily found the Redesdale who had a vegetarian sunday lunch which was excellent. Lots of gravy and everything was piping hot, so unusual for a busy pub, tasty too, we both highly recommend it. Waiting staff were great too btw...

The pub/hotel is on the High Street, a few minutes walk to all the shops, restaurants and other pubs in Moreton-in-Marsh. We had a four-poster double room (no.3) on the first floor. Although quite compact, it had almost everything needed for our one-night stay. The bed was very comfortable, and a fan and oil heater were provided. The double-glazing was very efficient so the room was quiet even though it overlooked a busy road. The shower room was huge, with a powerful shower, lots of hot water, fluffy towels and a bathrobe. There was a kettle with tea etc and biscuits, but we couldn't work out how to use the Nespresso machine. There were enough sockets for our chargers. The breakfast choice was extensive and the food really excellent (best cheese omelette I have had in years; my husband's full veggie breakfast was also good). There is a small car park, although there is free parking on the high street anyway. The pub/hotel garden looked pretty, but it was raining, so we didn't try it.

My wife and I were staying on the Caravan and Motorhome camp site,we booked in the pub for Christmas day dinner and we must say we had an excellent dinner very reasonable priced,the staff were really friendly and efficient.We will definitely call in again when in Moreton in Marsh and say hello to Wayne.

Nice environment, food looked lovely. However all but one staff member looked like they would rather not be there. Food was disappointing, sandwich bread was rubbery, both ciabatta and baguette. The sandwich fillings were extremely salty. The baked potato was cold, the only good things from our group were the sausage roll and fries. Mint chocolate and coffees were decent.

Was served by a young man called Brandon. The worst customer service ever. We ordered and he then said in a rude abrupt way “what else?? “ we paid no thank you or please. Didn’t inform us my transaction had gone through. I asked him if it was ok all he said was “yep”. I asked him again to see if he would say thank you, all he said again was “yep”. Bloody shockingly rude guy!!!!

The coffee is good the service is very good but the crushies have been absolutely disgusting they have no taste and are a waste of money they need to be stronger they are basically expensive water

There are not enough staffs in here. We have travelled to many places for coffee. But waited longest here