- African restaurant
- American restaurant
- Bakery
- Bar & grill
- Bar
- Barbecue restaurant
- Breakfast restaurant
- British restaurant
- Brunch restaurant
- Bubble tea store
- Cafe
- Cake shop
- Caribbean restaurant
- Carvery
- Catering
- Chicken restaurant
- Chinese restaurant
- Chinese Takeaway
- Cocktail bar
- Coffee shop
- Delivery service
- English restaurant
- European restaurant
- Family restaurant
- Fast food restaurant
- Fish & chips shop
- Fish and chips takeaway
- Food court
- Fried chicken takeaway
- Gastropub
- Greek restaurant
- Halal restaurant
- Hamburger restaurant
- Health food restaurant
- Ice cream shop
- Indian restaurant
- Indian takeaway
- Italian restaurant
- Japanese restaurant
- Kebab Shop
- Korean restaurant
- Meal Delivery
- Mexican restaurant
- Middle Eastern restaurant
- Nepalese restaurant
- Pakistani restaurant
- Pancake restaurant
- Pizza delivery
- Pizza restaurant
- Pizza Takeaway
- Pub
- Restaurant
- Sandwich shop
- Steak house
- Sushi restaurant
- Sushi takeaway
- Takeaway
- Tapas restaurant
- Thai restaurant
- Turkish restaurant
- Vegetarian restaurant
- Vietnamese restaurant
- Wok restaurant
Gloucester, the county town of Gloucestershire, brings genuine Roman and Norman heritage to its food and drink scene, sitting on the River Severn with a cathedral that famously served as a Harry Potter filming location, drawing curious fans alongside traditional heritage tourists. The historic Docks, once a working inland port, have been genuinely well regenerated into a cluster of waterside cafés and restaurants making good use of the setting. Gloucester serves as a genuine hub for a wide surrounding rural catchment, holding the fullest range of dining options for the area beyond Cheltenham’s more polished offering. Traditional pubs carry real historic weight near the cathedral. Robinswood Hill Country Park provides a pleasant green setting for family-friendly dining. The county’s strong riding culture and rural heritage show through on several menus, with local produce featuring even without much fanfare. Curry houses and international restaurants have solid representation. Independent coffee culture has grown steadily in recent years. Sunday roasts remain a genuine weekly tradition. For visitors exploring the cathedral’s Potter connections or the wider Severn Vale, Gloucester’s listings reflect a city where genuine historical weight and practical everyday dining sit comfortably alongside each other.