Broadway Deli

The Cotswolds


If it’s not sunny enough to eat in this buzzing deli’s garden, head up the creaky stairs, beyond shelves stacked with local produce, to find red-clothed indoor tables instead. Either way, you can enjoy charcuterie platters, chunky sandwiches, and steaming bowls of soup with hunks of crusty bread. Alternatively, stock up on tasty takeaway quiches, salads and pastries.


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