Cirencester restaurants | Places to eat in Cirencester and the surrounding area

In the historic Roman town Cirencester, Indian Rasoi is the perfect place to experience a mixture of traditional and contemporary Indian food in a relaxed and friendly environment.

An utterly characteristic interior with a relaxed welcoming feel is complemented by a constant hum of conservation from happy customers and the bustle of well tuned out serving staff, darting from table to table chatting with customers and taking orders.

At Indian Rasoi we pride ourselves in being one of Cirencester’s most exciting and exclusive restaurants.

The Crown of Crucis is recognised as one of the finest Country Inn and Hotel in the Cotswolds, we were selected finalist in the Taste of Gloucestershire Awards and awarded a Silver Award in the Cotswold Tourism Awards.

Our customers will never go hungry or thirsty! Our menu was carefully selected by our Head Chef and is characterised by locally sourced seasonal ingredients. Why not try one of our delicious fresh fish special or one of our many other excellent dishes. We also offer our own Crown Bitter, which has been the talking point of the Village.

The Priory Inn deserves its strong local reputation as a great place to eat and drink. The ever-popular restaurant 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 local artists, 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 majority of the food is sourced from within 30 miles of Tetbury and the quality 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 with a worthy recommendation from CAMRA for its real ales (Uley is the house ale)Cotswold lager, wine and liqueurs, all developed by passionate, talented people. There is more to read on your table or on the website.

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

Located in the Castle Street, Le Beaujolais offers traditional French cuisine in a charming family friendly atmosphere.

The restaurant seats 80 over two floors in a light and comfortable environment and is open for lunch and evening service Tuesday to Saturday.

Tuesday to Thursday - 12.00 to 14.30 and 18.00 to 21.30)
Friday - 12.00 to 14.30 and 18.00 to 22.00
Saturday - 12.00 to 15.00 and 18.00 to 22.00