The Lamb Inn in Stroud

Lovely pub in a beautiful village. Service was great, food was great, views were great - what more could you ask for? The staff were very welcoming and friendly, not only to my partner and me, but also to our dog who was spoiled rotten with attention and treats. We will absolutely be coming back here whenever we're passing by!

After the great reviews, very disappointed visiting yesterday lunch time. Sandwiches very underwhelming for the price, bread awful (& not a baguette) and fries bland. For a pub in such a lovely position, a decent door stop sandwich with some chunky chips at a fair price should be achievable.Are the signs in the toilets necessary? The sign wouldn’t discourage whoever it is targeted at and sets a bad tone for the pub.

Great food, great service, lovely staff and very dog friendly.

Service was professional and polite but also friendly. Food was excellent quality and the views are stunning. Really nice pub/restaurant with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Definitely recommend.

Ate there today. Really disappointed. The beef was tough and grey, I suspect it had been cooked badly the day before and microwaved to order. The lamb was fatty and completely tasteless and again just a weird grey colour. The potatoes we hard and unseasoned. The cauliflower cheese was awful. Boiled in unsalted water and then a few spoonfuls of white sauce over the top (not even mixed in). The Gravy was thin and tasteless.Yorkshire’s we’re ok as was the rest of the veg but when you go for a roast in a pub the meat needs to be the main event.All food was Luke warm.Really don’t understand the good reviews. Without doubt the worst roast I have eaten let alone paid for.Didn’t risk a desert.Prices would be ok for a decent meal but not for what we were served.

The most disappointing roast dinner ever. You know you’re in for a disappointment when the meat looks like it’s come from a packet and not from a joint, the yorkshires are shaped as though from a pre-frozen packet and the gravy has clearly come straight from gravy granules with nothing else added or mixed in, i.e. with the juices from the roasted joint etc. (not surprising if there’s no joint). More disappointing than the lack of fresh cooking was the fact that the entire meal was utterly tasteless (often the case when food isn’t fresh) with the meat being extremely chewy and the leeks completely undercooked. In all a massive disappointment that I wouldn’t pay £5 per meal for let alone the £15 per meal we paid. We didn’t stick around for pudding for fear of it being a microwave desert and needless to say the dog actually ate most of the chewy meat we left! We selected this restaurant from its Google star rating and sadly the score definitely did not reflect the food experience. However the decor was good, they were dog friendly and accommodating and service was good. We were sat quickly and served very quickly. Never again!

Great local. Can't wait for Spring in the perfect garden

Absolutely outstanding food and service. Sunday lunch was superb and everything was homemade. Great deserts, lively atmosphere. Glad we stumbled upon this place. Will definitely be back again.

Very friendly welcome and lovely atmosphere with a great view from the restaurant (and beer garden in warmer times) - but the real reason to visit The Lamb is the roast potatoes which are better than any other pub roast for many many miles. Credit to the chef(s) for making the effort where many cut corners. Superb pub in a quaint little Cotswold’s village.

Nice pub in a beautiful location. Not tried the food yet. But will definitely be going back to try it out.