The Daffodil

Loved it here. Food was great, we had the bottomless brunch on a Sunday afternoon. Bargain ! Fantastic table service from our waiter Aaron, give him a payrise or some sort of recognition, he was marvellous. Only negative was dessert, overpriced and let the rest of the experience down, not tasty at all.

Went for an early dinner on bank holiday Friday. Not a stand out meal but the food was ok. The servers were all friendly enough but the place feels a little stuffy. It’s a strange mix of some people there in shorts and jumpers and others dressed up to the nines! The building itself is fabulous and definitely worth having a look but only on the lunch menu. They are punching way above their weight with the a la carte menu I’m afraid

Review from a sleepy Monday night: Starters of double Gloucester soufflé and smoked salmon both good. Mains of rib eye beef and cod. The steak was chewy and not goodb at all, but removed from the bill without use even asking. The cod was excellent. Cheese board dessert was basic. The ambience is excellent and but the service was ok, polite but didn't know their own menu. Reasonable priced.

A few days in Cheltenham found us visiting The Daffodil restaurant which had previously been highly recommended to us. The Daffodil is set down a side street just off Montpellier Gardens and away from the hustle and bustle of the main area and it proved we were quite fortunate to get a booking given the popularity of this place. A very smart venue with an ‘Art Deco’ feel which certainly makes this restaurant feel quite different to many other places we have dined at of late. An excellent menu and first class service makes this a place that anyone visiting Cheltenham must pay a visit. Without doubt, we would certainly head back to The Daffodil should we return to the Town. Don’t miss out.

Lovely birthday dinner with 5 friends, so we had a booth booked upstairs, which was great as could look down over the restaurant. The art deco lights were pretty cool! Wonderful cheese souffle to start, and then me and 2 others shared the chateaubriand; tender, cooked really beautifully and tasted great. The pinot noir paired really well with it too. Everybody enjoyed their meals, so definitely a thumbs up and recommended!!

Excellent restaurant serving a fine dining experience in incredible and very unique surroundings (an old art deco cinema which once operated between the 1920s and early 1960s). The food was very tasty and the service was oustanding. Our waiter Hugo was impeccable and had the perfect personality to be a waiter. He was very friendly, personable, polite and willing to engage in conversation with the guests. He was also very knowledgeable about the menu. Highly recommended...just make sure Hugo serves you!

Great and warm welcoming feeling. The ambient is dominated by a big piano and the view on the kitchen. The staff is very attentive and flexible. Service has been one of the top with amazing food sourced locally (the beef is sourced by a local butcher). Absolutely loved the quality and the display of the food.