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Chillis is a straightforward restaurant in Evesham, the working market town that sits in the Vale of Evesham where the River Avon winds through fertile agricultural land in the northern Cotswolds.
The town itself has real historical significance—the Battle of Evesham took place nearby in the 13th century, a pivotal moment in English history, and the remaining grounds of the abbey that once dominated the area are still worth visiting. There are decent local shops to browse and pleasant riverside walks if you want to spend an hour or two exploring before you eat.
When you're ready for a meal, Chillis offers a welcoming place to settle in after walking the abbey grounds or along the water. The atmosphere is relaxed, making it work equally well whether you're staying a night in Evesham or just stopping by between visits to other Cotswold towns like Broadway and Chipping Campden, which are both a short drive away. The staff are genuinely friendly, and it feels like the kind of place where locals actually eat, which usually means the food is reliable and honest rather than trying too hard to impress. It's a convenient spot for dinner without any fuss or pretension.
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