Sultan

If you're staying in or visiting Cirencester, it's only a short drive from the town centre, making it handy for an evening meal. The kitchen specializes in South Asian cooking, with aromatic spices and bold flavours that offer a welcome change from the traditional pub food you'll encounter throughout the Cotswolds. You'll find established Indian dishes here—the sort of reliable classics that work well after a day spent exploring Cirencester's Roman history or visiting the villages nearby. The space itself feels relaxed and unpretentious, the kind of place where you can settle in for dinner without any sense of formality. Service is straightforward and friendly, and the food comes out well-prepared. It's a good choice if you want something different from the usual Cotswolds dining options, delivered in a comfortable, low-key setting.