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You'll find this restaurant in a converted shop right on one of Stow-on-the-Wold's main streets, and if you look carefully you can still spot the traces of when it was a butcher's—the old counter is still visible.
These days it functions as somewhere genuinely relaxed, equally suited to grabbing lunch between visits to the antique shops or settling in for a proper dinner. The kitchen works with what's in season and keeps things straightforward and honest, so whether you want something substantial or something lighter, you'll find food that does the job well.
Stow sits near the top of the Cotswolds and spreads around an unusually large market square that's lined with independent shops, many specialising in antiques. The Georgian and medieval buildings scattered throughout give the town real character, and it's a sensible base if you're spending time exploring the North Cotswolds. Moreton-in-Marsh, Bourton-on-the-Water and various smaller villages are all easy reaches by car, so Stow works well as a stopping point when you're moving around the area. Eating here gives you a real sense of what makes the town tick and the friendly atmosphere that draws people back.
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