Cirencester. 12 entries mapped.
Consistently great, fairly priced pub food that hits the mark for both locals and visitors. A welcoming town centre pub with a friendly and accommodating atmosphere. The team goes above and beyond to provide brilliant, cheerful service.
Castle St, Cirencester GL7 1QD
Locals appreciate the great selection of quality beer on offer. A pleasant spot offering both indoor and outdoor seating to enjoy a relaxed drink. Service is efficient and friendly.
Park, The Old Kennels, Tetbury Rd, Cirencester GL7 1UR
Offers a good choice of drinks as a proper free house. A proper, traditional pub with a real community feel and a great bunch of regulars. The bar staff are exceptional, lovely, and attentive.
Drillmans Arms, 34 Gloucester Rd, Stratton, Cirencester GL7 2JY
Standard pub offerings, though the main focus is on the bar. The venue looks very tired and can feature a loud, boisterous crowd watching sports. Communication is a noted issue, with customers unable to reach the venue by phone for bookings. The environment can be overly loud with swearing, and it is very difficult to contact the pub by phone.
34 Castle St, Cirencester GL7 1QH
The menu features well-made cocktails and a mix of burgers, wings, and Indian dishes, though reviews on food quality are divided. This popular, dog-friendly venue offers a lively atmosphere with ample seating, making it a great spot for sports fans. While often praised for being super friendly and attentive to pets, service can sometimes be slow or aloof. Food quality is inconsistent, with some diners finding dishes disappointing or expensive for what is delivered.
65 Castle St, Cirencester GL7 1QD
While many enjoy the fresh pub fare and good beer, some experiences with food execution have been notably inconsistent. This warmly decorated and dog-friendly pub offers a welcoming, visually appealing environment. Staff are frequently praised for being friendly and attentive, though service can occasionally feel overly hands-off. Food execution and service styles can occasionally be inconsistent.
12 Dyer St, Cirencester GL7 2PF
The kitchen serves up good quality pub food and specials at fair prices, alongside a solid selection of drinks. A cool, welcoming family pub that boasts a great, bustling atmosphere, especially on Sunday afternoons. Service is largely friendly and fast, though mistakes can occasionally happen during peak times. The pub can get exceptionally crowded, making it very difficult to find a seat.
17 W Market Pl, Cirencester GL7 2NH
While drinks are well-received, feedback on the Sunday roast reveals issues with cold vegetables and fatty meat. This busy, dog-friendly local pub features a great atmosphere with live bands, karaoke, darts, and a pool table. Staff are frequently highlighted as incredible and friendly, though management transitions have caused some friction. The Sunday roast has received specific criticism for poor quality and cold ingredients.
Upper Churnside, Cirencester GL7 1AR
The kitchen delivers excellent food featuring unusual twists, perfectly complementing a highly regarded craft beer selection. This venue operates as an inviting craft beer bar with a relaxed, community-focused vibe. Guests are consistently welcomed by a lovely, attentive team.
4, The woolmarket, Dyer St, Cirencester GL7 2PR
The bar offers a great selection of drinks in a venue perfectly suited for social gatherings and parties. A warm and inviting wine bar known for its great music, safe environment, and lively entertainment. The landlady, bar staff, and door staff are widely praised for being exceptionally welcoming and accommodating. The venue is quite small and can feel uncomfortably packed during busy events.
32 Castle St, Cirencester GL7 1QH
It is highly recommended for beer drinkers, offering a fantastic selection of real ales including unique stouts. A classic pub with a lovely atmosphere, featuring board games, a garden area, and live music once a month. The hardworking landlord and friendly staff ensure a pleasant visit, even when stretched during busy times. Food service can involve long waits and occasional quality issues like overcooked dishes.
1 Sheep St, Cirencester GL7 1QW
Patrons enjoy an excellent selection of beer and well-executed dishes, including popular Wednesday pizza nights. This quintessential local pub boasts ample parking and an inviting beer garden for sunny days. While often pleasant, some guests have encountered inflexible staff and a heavily transactional service style. An automatic service charge applied to at-bar orders has frustrated some patrons.
Plough Inn, 5 Gloucester Rd, Stratton, Cirencester GL7 2LB