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A straightforward restaurant located in the centre of Gloucester, a city that works really well as a base for exploring the wider Cotswolds.
King's Corner is conveniently placed if you're visiting Gloucester Cathedral, one of the finest examples of English Gothic architecture, or spending time at the nearby Docks area, which has undergone thoughtful regeneration in recent years. The city itself has plenty worth discovering for anyone interested in Roman and medieval history, with both periods evident throughout its streets and landmarks.
King's Corner functions well as a lunch or dinner stop while you're sightseeing in the city. It's the sort of place that slots naturally into a day of exploring, whether you've just come from the Cathedral or the waterfront, and it gives you a chance to sit down and have something proper to eat. Since Gloucester sits right at the edge of the Cotswolds proper, you could easily spend a morning or afternoon here before heading out to explore the rolling countryside and smaller villages that define the region. If you're using Gloucester as your starting point for the Cotswolds, King's Corner offers unpretentious local dining without any fuss, which is exactly what you need when you're in the middle of a busy day of sightseeing.
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