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Jesses Bistro is ideally situated in Blackjack Street not 50 metres from the Famous Roman Museum in Jesses Courtyard. We pride ourselves on the freshest of ingredients - Aberdeen Angus Beef, Old Spot Pork, Cotswold Lamb, all the best of fresh Fish and Seafood daily delivered. These are then cooked for you in our unique woodburning oven. Finish the meal with a delicious selection of Puddings made by us.

The service is friendly and efficient - we have a superb choice of wines and excellent coffee.

Jesse's Bistro
Restaurant, Coffee House and Fresh Fish Shop.

The Stableyard, Blackjack Street, Cirencester,
Glos. GL7 2AA

Tel : 01285 641497

Email address
info@jessebistro.co.uk
for bookings.

Dining in 1651 - Cirencester
The high street “1651” bars and brassiere-style restaurant opened in 2001.

It is named after that moment in time when Charles II, defeated at the Battle of Worcester, spent a night hiding from Cromwell’s in these buildings on his flight to ultimate exile in France. He regained the throne in 1660.

Chris Bowlers's fine monochrome photographs adorn the walls; they were taken during the National Trust's 350th anniversary re-enactment of the 17th century events.

The bar area retains the "feel" of its Georgian origins, with original mouldings and decorative motifs highlighted in traditional colours. The ambience in the dining room is achieved by an inspired fusion of medieval-style colours and continental eclecticism in fixtures and fittings.

Here you can choose from an imaginative a la carte menu that reflects the vibrant colours, evocative aromas and fresh tastes of the Mediterranean.

Our Chef's mouth watering menus are also inspired by authentic English and Asian cuisine.

We have an extensive list of wines representing the old and new world to compliment your meal.

The "1651" restaurant is open for residents and non-residents to enjoy lunch and dinner.

1651 Bar Restaurant

The Market Place
Cirencester
Gloucestershire
GL7 2NZ

Tel : 01285 658507

Website
1651 Bar Restaurant

Loiuse
1651 Restaurant Manager

Harry Hare's Restaurant and Brasserie is located in an historic building with a fascinating history with elements dating back to Roman times.

The restaurant can be found opposite the magnificent Parish Church in the centre of Cirencester, at the heart of the Cotswolds.

Harry's take pride in meeting their customers requirements and strive to provide fine food in a relaxed and attractive atmosphere.

Their professionally trained kitchen is led by Head Chef Nigel Harding who has worked alongside Gary Rhodes and Phil Vickery.

He ensures all the cuisine is served to the highest standard, using the finest and freshest ingredients sourced from local suppliers where possible.

Harry Hare's

3 Gosditch St
Cirencester
Gloucestershire
GL7 2AG

Tel : 01285 652375

Website
Harry Hare's

The Priory Inn deserves its strong local reputation as a great place to eat. The ever-popular gastro-inn has won many awards since being taken over by the current private owners in 2004. These include a Harden’s Remy Restaurant Award, Cotswold Life Food and Drink Awards (“Most Distinctive Local Menu”) and Taste of The West Silver Dining Pub Awards.

The inn has Cotswold stone walls, bare floorboards, oak tables, bright contemporary canvases from The Thin Dog Gallery in Cirencester, a huge walk-around fireplace and free on-site car parking. Every Sunday from 8pm there is chilled-out live acoustic music - see Cirencester Events

The award-winning food speaks for itself: simple, seasonal, modern/rustic dishes at affordable prices, all sourced from local farms, growers and producers; fresh Cornish fish and gourmet pizzas from the wood-fired oven. The Priory Inn has developed a great reputation for local drinks including real ales, Cotswold lager, wine and liqueurs, all developed by passionate, talented people. There is more to read on your table or on the website. English-style tapas is served every night at the bar from 5pm.

The Priory Inn is focused on welcoming families: they have staff with the right attitude, high-chairs, changing facilities, a toy box and kids menu - it is worth booking in advance.

The Priory Inn
Award-winning hotel / gastropub / coffee bar

London Road
Tetbury
GL8 8JJ

Tel : 01666 502251

Website
The Priory Inn

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The Priory Inn

Tel : 01285 653760

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