The Ebrington Arms overlooks the village green and inside there are roaring fires, flagstone floors, beamed ceilings, home brewed ales and a warm welcome. Although off the beaten track, this hidden gem, once discovered, welcomes back customers time and time again.

The Red Lion is a classic country pub overlooking the village green. With a sun-trap of a terrace outside, and a number of nooks and crannies to squirrel away inside, this is a fine example of how a proper, friendly village pub should look and feel.

The Plough in Harborne has a villagey vibe right in the centre of Birmingham, attracting professionals, music-lovers, ale enthusiasts and young families alike. Filled with quirky details, they are renowned for our homemade stone-baked pizzas, silky flat whites, and an impressive garden. Check it out for yourself!

How now, Brown Cow? This Chipping Norton gem serves up deliciously fresh food every Thursday, Friday & Saturday. Always with a smile, their cheerful team will ensure you are well looked after, and no doubt return again.

When it comes to Cotswolds dining spots, the Boxing Hare is up there with the very best. An exciting, varied and fairly priced menu is one of the best we have seen. If you haven't paid them a visit yet, what are you waiting for!

Helping to pave the way for organic eateries since 1998, Woodruffs is a stalwart in the heart of Stroud. Whether you're after a quick coffee, bite to eat, or a glass of wine in the sun, this is the place for you.

This Stroud gem located on the river Frome is the perfect place for those looking for excellent quality food & drink, with a great welcoming atmosphere. Dog & child friendly, everyone is catered for at Felt Cafe. Whether you are after their renowned avocado and eggs on sourdough, or their special, unique coffee blend, you’ll be planning your next visit before you’ve even left.

Moreton-in-Marsh is a gem in itself, with an array of great places to stay, eat, drink and do. One of our very favourites in this charming Cotswold market town is Rixy's Cotswold Tearoom. Serving up freshly made breakfasts, lunch and sweet treats, this is a sure winner to add to your list. Make sure to check out the courtyard on a sunny day!

The Ruin, unique in both name and nature, is a fine example of how a great independent bar can celebrate its individuality, whilst offering consistent service and quality. Located in the heart of Digbeth, they manage to capture the familiarity and welcoming atmosphere of your local pub, in a city centre location. Keep an eye out for their brilliant live events, including Jazz nights, open mic nights, and DJ's!

Opened in September 2020, this Cotswolds located wine bar and cosy neighbourhood spot overlooks the market square in Stow-on-the-Wold. Serving sustainable wine to enjoy in the bar or takeaway, drinks are served alongside locally sourced cheese and charcuterie plates available throughout the day and into the evening.

The Church is a classic Victorian corner public house, full of wonderful features, in Birmingham’s historic Jewellery Quarter. Upon entering, the cosy front bar will be your first port of call. A wide offering of beer, including cask ale from Everards of Leicestershire, wine and cocktails will have something for everyone.

This speakeasy style cocktail bar in Birmingham's iconic Jewellery Quarter might be a little hard to find, but it's even harder to forget. Multi-award winning, including Best Gin Bar in the world (!), booking is essential, and the experience is memorable.

The Ebrington Arms overlooks the village green and inside there are roaring fires, flagstone floors, beamed ceilings, home brewed ales and a warm welcome. Although off the beaten track, this hidden gem, once discovered, welcomes back customers time and time again.

The Red Lion is a classic country pub overlooking the village green. With a sun-trap of a terrace outside, and a number of nooks and crannies to squirrel away inside, this is a fine example of how a proper, friendly village pub should look and feel.

The Plough in Harborne has a villagey vibe right in the centre of Birmingham, attracting professionals, music-lovers, ale enthusiasts and young families alike. Filled with quirky details, they are renowned for our homemade stone-baked pizzas, silky flat whites, and an impressive garden. Check it out for yourself!

Oil, Shrewsbury offers a trendy atmosphere with a vibrant bar scene, serving up delicious craft beers, cocktails, and a variety of food options. Reviewers rave about the quality service, lively music, and especially the unique pizza options. This spot is perfect for both casual hangouts and special nights out

When it comes to Cotswolds dining spots, the Boxing Hare is up there with the very best. An exciting, varied and fairly priced menu is one of the best we have seen. If you haven't paid them a visit yet, what are you waiting for!

The Dough House are committed to creating warm, homely experiences where you can learn how to cook or bake, share some fun with your friends and family or celebrate a special occasion. Whether you fancy an afternoon tea, ravioli or sourdough bread and pastry experience, there’s something for everyone.

Moddershall Oaks spa day packages offer relaxation and pampering to suit a range of budgets, alongside a full range of complementary therapies and beauty spa treatments. Match this with the stunning setting and state of the art facilities, it is too good to miss

The Red Carpet Cinema and Café Bar is an independent two screen cinema with an attached café bar and large outdoor patio where you can enjoy film and food under one roof. Showing all the latest mainstream and art house films, this is the perfect date night spot for those looking for something special.

Nestled at the top of the Welcombe Hills overlooking the picturesque Stratford-Upon-Avon, Welcombe Hills Vineyard has been producing award winning wine now for over 18 years. They offer public and private tours from April to October where guests can sample up to three still and 1 English Sparkling wines whilst sat amongst the vines, bliss!

There is something special about watching a movie under the night sky, or day, surrounded by people doing exactly the same thing and loving it. Picture it, Dirty Dancing on the big screen, picnic in front of you, drink in hand, singing your heart out. So much fun!

Eden Hall is an award-winning day spa, set in a beautiful Grade II listed mansion. Completed in 1875, and spanning more than 65,000 sq ft, the spa offers the perfect location to relax and unwind in luxurious surroundings. They have just unveiled its blissful new Spa Garden, which includes all-year-round therapeutic facilities for guests to enjoy. The Spa Garden is home to a new Outdoor Hydrotherapy Pool, spanning 20 metres. Being one of largest of its kind in the UK, it has been designed to boost overall wellness using the latest water therapy technologies.