Westgate Street, part of the Cathedral Quarter in Gloucester, is rapidly emerging as a culinary hotspot, boasting a diverse range of restaurants offering something for every palate. From authentic Thai flavours to sizzling Indian dishes and vibrant Caribbean cuisine, this charming street is a foodie’s paradise.
Surrounded by historical buildings, Westgate Street now boasts over 20 food places to choose from. Traditional and spice loving foodies are spoilt for choice. Recent additions include:
• Angel African Kitchen – Get ready to experience the vibrant flavours of Africa with the newly opened Angel African Kitchen. This exciting new addition to Westgate Street offers a taste of authentic African cuisine.
• Spice Mantra – nestled in the delightful alleyway of College Court, spice lovers will delight in the vibrant flavours of Spice Mantra. This Indian restaurant offers a wide selection of dishes, from aromatic biryanis and tandoori specialties to flavourful curries and delectable desserts.
• Island Bites – For a taste of the Caribbean, Island Bites is the place to be. This vibrant restaurant serves up delicious jerk chicken, flavourful curries, and juicy cocktails.
• Soul n Seoul – Craving Korean cuisine? Look no further than Soul n Seoul. This restaurant offers a unique and flavourful dining experience, showcasing the best of Korean street food and traditional dishes.
In addition, Sundae Gelato, along with Pizza GoGo have moved around the corner from Southgate Street, with a wonderfully modern fit out offering delicious take out and eat-in options.
Emily Gibbon, Manager at Gloucester Business Improvement District (BID) says, “Cathedral Quarter is quickly becoming a must-visit destination for food lovers in Gloucester. With its diverse range of restaurants and welcoming atmosphere, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. From the cross to the bottom of the street, there’s somewhere delightful to eat.”
Ivan Taylor, Director of Four Gates of Gloucester says, “Independent and national food establishments work well to offer something for everyone, from visitors, residents, as well as those working and studying in our beautiful city.”
“With the Cathedral right on their doorstep, where better to wonder this historical street and take in the delicious aromas!”
Alan Myatt, Gloucester City Cryer, couldn’t agree more and literally jumped at the chance to help showcase this part of the city.
Where will you try next?
Image (l-r): Outside Mister’s Café – Geoff Taylor (Four Gates of Gloucester), Emily Gibbon (Gloucester BID), Rex Gibbs (Mister’s Café), Alan Myatt (Gloucester City Crier), Mike Earby (Mister’s Café), Ivan Taylor (Four Gates of Gloucester).
