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Why not visit the Dirty Duck in Waterside and mingle with the actors and actresses from the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, or if they are on stage take a look at the many autographed photos while enjoying a drink or a meal there.
If you fancy a meal or drink in a quiet country inn there are many in the surrounding villages. Sit and relax depending on the season, either be cosy in front of an open fire in winter, or sit outside enjoy the beautiful Warwickshire or Cotswold countryside around you in glorious summer.
Alternatively, if you prefer a restaurant or tea shop please click the items below:
Please select from the many Restaurant choices below:-
Wixford Road, Ardens Grafton, B50 4LG, Tel: 01789 772420 If you fancy getting out of the hustle and bustle of Stratford-upon-Avon, why not visit The Golden Cross Country Inn and Dining House at Ardens Grafton. Set in a beautiful rural location 10 minutes from town, overlooking the Cotswolds, you will find a true English Pub serving High Quality English Food with a twist as well as fabulous English ales and Fine wines. |
Alcester Road, Redhill, Alcester, Warwickshire, B49 6NQ Tel: 01789 764634 The Stag at Redhill is a large beautiful 16th Century Inn with character, charm and lots of history.
James and his team in the kitchens work tirelessly to bring you a menu to satisfy all tastes; whether you are in more of a hurry and choose from out light bites and snack menu, or whether you are doing lunch or have all evening to relax and enjoy the ever changing specials board, rest assured that EVERYTHING presented is cooked freshly from fine fresh produce. |
Temple Grafton, Stratford-upon-Avon. B49 6NR Tel: 01789 750010 The Blue Boar represents the best of an Old English Country Tavern where traditional values and atmosphere still survive. |
The Eight Bells, Church Street, Chipping Campden, GL55 6JG, Tel: 01386 840371 Recently refurbished 14th century traditional Cotswold Inn offering fully en-suite B&B. Exquisite dining, food available daily, midday and evening. Beautiful terraced garden. Colour TV, tea making in rooms. As recommended by the 2003 Good Pub Guide. |
Lower Quinton, Stratford-upon-Avon. CV37 8SG An historic 16th Century Inn on the edge of the beautiful Cotswolds, originally owned by Henry VIII. |
36 Evesham Road, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 9AA Traditional English pub situated twixt the Town Centre and the Racecourse. |
The Bell, Alderminster, Stratford-upon-Avon CV37 8NY 01789 450414 Originally a Coaching Inn, locally renowned for its Food Festivals now with a small number of bedrooms to let. |
Banbury Road, Near Ettington, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 7NS We provide a personal service and ensure your stay at the Houndshill is a happy one. |
Clifford Chambers. CV37 8AR, Tel: 01789 293402 Well known for its superb home-cooked food, all freshly prepared to order, ideally placed for the Cotswolds, Stratford and Warwick. |
Friday Street, Weston Subedge, Chipping Campden, GL55 6QH. Tel : 01386 840192 We serve regional and seasonal British food. We are fortunate to be surrounded by beautiful countryside which is home to some excellent farms and producers. Our menus change with the seasons and will include asparagus from Evesham, Gloucester Old Spot Pork, local Dexter beef and venison plus of course Cotswold lamb. In the Winter local shoots provide us with pheasant, wild duck and partridge. Our cheeses are all local and include the award winning Blue Brie from Stow and St Eadelburgs from Gorsehill Farm in the next village.
The Bar: our comfortable and cosy bar, with its blazing log fire in Winter, is the perfect place to relax after a long walk or to enjoy a pre-dinner gin & tonic. We keep Real Ales from the local Hook Norton and Purity breweries, lager from the award winning Cotswold Brewing Company and a great local cider, Hogans. Our wine list offers an interesting selection of bottles from both Old & New World wineries, and we offer most of our wines by the glass too. |
