1651 Restaurant Information

The Fleece Hotel bar and restaurant – (Mediterranean style), 1651, is an intriguing mix of the historical and the contemporary. In 1651, Charles II escaped Cromwell’s Roundhead troops by hiding in these buildings in Cirencester, in an escapade that would eventually inspire the restaurant’s name. But creative, colourful Mediterranean cuisine proves that when it comes to food, 1651 restaurant is right up to date.

The Fleece Hotel restaurant in Cirencester boasts separate lunchtime and evening menus, and has an extraordinarily extensive wine list.

• Tapas style dishes such as baked Mediterranean bread with homemade olive dip and wood fired pizzas make up the restaurant lunch menu
  
• The evening restaurant menu offers fresh seafood and choice cut mains as well as an extended variety of delicious tapas and sumptuous Mediterranean cuisine.
  
• Grilled fillet steak with glazed shallots, fries and green peppercorn sauce, king prawns in garlic butter on a bed of coriander cous cous or a classic Greek salad are all mainstays of this stylish restaurant; Mediterranean favourites are always on the menu.
  
• There is also a variety of original and appetising vegetarian options. Meat-free tapas include baked capricorn goats cheese with marinated red peppers and tapenade and feta spring rolls with a pesto dip.

Variety and attention to detail make 1651 restaurant – Mediterranean stand out. Set in the scenic capital of the Cotswolds, Cirencester, The Fleece Hotel Restaurant is the perfect place to relax after a walk in the surrounding countryside or to unwind over a long, lingering meal, Mediterranean style. Beautiful, freshly prepared Mediterranean cuisine and atmospheric surroundings make 1651 the perfect restaurant to enjoy a tasty meal with friends.

The Fleece Hotel Restaurant – fresh Cotswold ingredients;
sunny Mediterranean flavours

Contact Fleece Hotel on Cirencester 01285 658507