Six Keys - Cheltenham

This restaurant was quite the surprise. We walked in off the street to a fantastic night from start to finish. The food was delicious and the hospitality equally as nice. Thank you for a great evening. We will certainly return and tell our friends and family

Very laid back and casual. Dined out in the court yard, only people there except for the chef collecting herbs and garnishings. Good to know it was fresh. Our host was extremely pleasant and made us very welcome. The food was excellent. Shared an entree, then a main , very tasty followed by a dessert. Walked away knowing that I had had just enough.Will definitely be back. Prices reasonable. Full marks to host and staff.

We had a really great dinner here tonight. Both of our steaks were perfectly cooked, delicious wine and a very relaxed family friendly atmosphere.

It used to be so much better. It took 3 tries before anyone confirmed our booking, we requested a table that suited us and the kids being 9 of us and a birthday Mother’s Day get together we thought they’d accommodate but nothing but a 3 word response on email saying we were booked and then the table given to the hosts friends despite him saying it had been prebooked for a long time. Not buying it. We were sat at a table right in the middle with waiters bumping into our babies high chair all night. Service was dull and we bought a pricey bottle of red that was an open bottle when it arrived at the table? And not great. Saganaki was a wedge of cheese, the dips and bread tasteless, my parents both found the swordfish dry and tasteless and couldn’t finish it, 3 of us had pasta were very underwhelmed. Smaller portions now too. It used to be so good but it’s just not the same after it’s changed hands. We won’t be back.

The place is lovely and the service was good. The saganaki to share was uninspiring; wedge of cheese with not enough salad. The barra special was good and while the lamb salad was copious, it lacked any real flavour punch (maybe pomegranate molasses or even just a squeeze of lemon). The brûlée was ok. The Foxey's Pinot Noir was good and not overly expensive. All in all a nice night was had.