The Long Table

The kitchen takes pride in straightforward, well-executed cooking that celebrates local ingredients from across the Cotswolds, with many dishes offering familiar classics given a contemporary twist. The restaurant's name reflects its philosophy: there's genuine emphasis on shared dining and conviviality, whether you're coming with a group or happy to enjoy the friendly atmosphere at one of the communal tables.

You'll find the welcome here genuinely warm and unpretentious. The whole experience feels designed around relaxation and good conversation—it works equally well for a casual lunch, an evening out, or simply stopping in for coffee. While the building itself doesn't carry centuries of history, the restaurant captures something essential about how the Cotswolds approaches hospitality today: open, inclusive, and centred on quality food and genuine connection.

Located right in Stratton village, it's conveniently positioned if you're spending time in Cirencester, often regarded as the area's main hub, or exploring the surrounding villages. It's the kind of place where locals and visitors naturally gravitate, where the focus stays on enjoying good food and good company in a genuinely relaxed setting.