Cat And Custard Pot Inn

Took family out for Sunday lunch,great vibe when entering the pub Sunday lunch was amazing and all the staff gave great service

Called in for a late lunch on a Saturday. The chalet area was serving food, not the pub, so pizza was available which was fine for us. It was all freshly made and delicious. Staff service was a tad slow but with only one chap on that was fine and we didn’t mind.

In need of lunch on a Tuesday before visiting Highgrove we found that it appeared most pubs in the area are closed for lunch on Mondays and Tuesdays. Then I came across the Italian Chalet at the Cat and Custard Pot which turned out to be a godsend. We had lasagna and pizzas and absolutely excellent they were too. Set us up for the rest of the day, the pub itself also looks very interesting and we shall be planning a stay there in the near future. Speisekarte ansehen

A disappointing stay The best experience was the wonderful receptionist Lynn who was amazingly professional warm and welcoming The bed was excellent with good linen but the bathroom floor was very dirty and had not had a clean since the last guest. The breakfast was mediocre compared to similar pubs ,the bacon being thin and tough and no black pudding available . Dinner was good but restaurant lacked atmosphere The coffee machine not a great idea Overall disappointing and we would probably not stay again Just a few changes needed

We stumbled upon The Cat Custard Pot almost by chance while looking for a quick getaway in the Cotswolds. This pub is a hidden treasure in the area, offering more than meets the eye! The rooms are lovely, the food is outstanding, and the staff is fantastic, especially Lynn the front of house supervisor, Robert the Head Chef, and June the Head Housekeeper. The young bar staff were also incredibly friendly and accommodating. Our room was charming, clean, and spacious. We enjoyed every moment of our stay and can't wait to return soon!

We stayed at the Cat Custard Pot for one night on the 5th October prior to visiting the gardens at Highgrove. We had a similar visit in June last year. This is a superb place to stay, the staff are exceptionally friendly, the rooms are very comfortable and well equipped. We had dinner and breakfast and both were excellent, the dinner menu was very good and the portions are very generous. The chef is different from the last time we stayed, but we thought the food was better this time. I van highly recommend it for anyone wishing to stay in this area. We shall definitely go back Speisekarte ansehen

After spending four hours walking around Westonbirt Arboretum, I was looking for a local place to eat. I made a great choice by selecting this lovely restaurant, which I could tell as soon as I walked in. The staff were excellent, providing a warm greeting at the bar and then escorting us to our table at 3:00pm on Sunday, October 22nd, 2023. The menu had an excellent selection of food, and I was hungry enough to enjoy three courses. The ham hock croquette, soup, and cheese soufflé were divine, followed by four delicious roast beef dinners. The beef was cooked perfectly, with generous portions of roast potatoes and vegetables. For dessert, we had apple crumble, Eaton mess, and crème brûlée. D...

We came across this pub on the off chance after visiting the Beaufort Craft Fair. Our group consisted of 2 adult friends. Tetbury is a lovely country Town in Gloucester where King Charles III has his Country estate of Highgrove House. There is parking behind the Inn but we missed the sign and parked on the street. It was a Tuesday lunchtime so we weren’t expecting the pub to be busy, which it wasn’t. We were greeted at the door and shown to an empty table. The hostess was pleasant, courteous and very welcoming. The menu wasn’t large but it was varied and even catered for my friend who was gluten free! We had Soup of the day with fresh bread and a side of chips and Ham Croquettes (not gluten...

Our third visit for a birthday dinner wasn’t as good as previous visits. The sweet potato soup was plain; the bread was actually toast which smacks of old bread being used. My main course of Sole was smothered with capers, which spoiled the flavour. The salad was amazing; I also ordered Savoy cabbage which may be unusual with the fish but I’d had it on two previous visits and it was delicious; but the savoy cabbage that I paid £3.50 for was absolutely dreadful, so dry, probably microwaved to death; it would not be a gross overstatement to suggest that wood shavings off the floor would have been better. The other disappointment was how tired the place is looking. When I went to the gents, the... Speisekarte ansehen