6 Pizza Restaurants near Cirencester

We found 6 Pizza restaurants within 24 miles 24 miles of Cirencester

The historic market town of Cirencester is probably best known for being home to an agricultural university, where hordes of farmers perfect their craft. It is also the largest town in the Cotswolds and is home to plenty of attractions that would excite history buffs; explore the Corinium Museum’s collection of Roman artefacts or admire the architecture at the Church of St John the Baptist, which is hundreds of years old. Once the exploring is done and dusted, there are plenty of restaurants in Cirencester to experience, ranging from cosy pubs and low-key bistros to a surprising number of Indian restaurants.

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Pizza Restaurants near Cirencester
Pizza Restaurants near Cirencester
Pizza Restaurants near Cirencester
Pizza Restaurants near Cirencester
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The Sally Pussey's Inn

The Sally Pussey's Inn

Royal Wootton Bassett, SN4 8ET
12.7 miles
The Sally Pussey's Inn has everything you could need to make any occasion special. The bar area features a rustic, blue bar with wooden accents throughout; ... Find out more
Zizzi Cheltenham

Zizzi Cheltenham

Cheltenham, GL50 2DR
13.0 miles
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"Nationwide Italian chain Zizzi is not exactly the last word in cutting-edge culinary cool, but it’s been quick off the mark to introduce some hot ..." Read our full review
Prezzo Cheltenham Promenade

Prezzo Cheltenham Promenade

Cheltenham, GL50 1NW
13.2 miles
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" It has taken Prezzo just over a decade to become a high street fixture. Now with over 150 branches up & down the country, the affordable chain m ..." Read our full review
The Holford Arms

The Holford Arms

Tetbury, GL8 8QY
14.4 miles
The Holford Arms is an award-winning country pub with rooms based in the Wiltshire countryside, just a stone’s throw from the Gloucestershire border. ... Find out more
Zizzi Gloucester Quays

Zizzi Gloucester Quays

Gloucester, GL1 5SH
15.7 miles
The quirky décor, exciting menus and fun atmosphere are all things that have added to the success of Zizzi’s over the years. Located in the Glo ... Find out more
ASK Italian Marlborough

ASK Italian Marlborough

Marlborough, SN8 1HD
23.0 miles
You’ll find the ASK Italian restaurant in Marlborough about halfway along the High Street, on your left as you face away from Marlborough College. We& ... Find out more
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Among the clutch of towns that make up the Cotswolds, Cirencester is something of a hidden gem. This traditional market town has not yet been discovered by the heaps of tourists visiting nearby Cheltenham, which means you can still make your way through the town and see all of the sights without having to worry about crowds too much.

There is plenty to keep you busy here, whether you are a permanent resident or just a fleeting visitor. Walk along the parade of independent shops and historic buildings or admire the pastel-coloured town houses dotted along the street. Of course, there are also plenty of must-visit restaurants in Cirencester, with a broader choice of cuisines than you might expect from such a traditional town.

Among the options, you will find buzzy haunts serving Spanish tapas, smart French brasseries and Thai restaurants too. There is also a number of Indian restaurants to choose from, serving up the classic curries and naan breads that have been so wholeheartedly adopted by British people over the years.

Those who are a little less adventurous with their dinners needn’t worry though, as many Cirencester restaurants have designed best-of-British menus, full of all the classic staples.