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High Street
Shopping
Cheltenham’s High Street is the best place in the Cotswolds for your favourite big name brands including M&S, Boots, Monsoon, Next, French Connection, H&M, Oasis and many more. As you would expect, it runs through central Cheltenham and is a conservation area to preserve the historic buildings and Regency feel as far as possible. At the north-western end, the High Street merges into the newly extended Brewery Quarter, while at the south-eastern end it joins the bottom of Bath Road. There is also access onto The Promenade, plus a large number of side streets which feature independent shops and restaurants and offices and homes too. On neighbouring Clarence Street, you’ll find Superdry, the international fashion brand born in Cheltenham, plus Starbucks, Ryman's and round the corner, the Wilson Art Gallery.
The Regent Arcade shopping centre, which can be accessed direct off the High Street, or via The Promenade is home to great names like Topshop, H&M, HMV and Tiger.
To further cement Cheltenham’s position as a great shopping destination, 2018 will see the opening of a new flagship John Lewis store, on the site of the former Beechwood Shopping Centre. In and around the High Street there are many great cafes and restaurants including Wagamamas. Don’t miss Cambray Place, where there are some great bars and restaurants and the occasional festival stage, and the ecletic mix in Winchcombe Street and Pittville Street.
Food & Drink
Dotted along the High Street and its many side streets, you will find some great pubs selling craft beer and cider. They often have live music from local bands or DJs playing late into the night. The Frog and Fiddle is a favourite live music venue with students, meanwhile Wild Beer Brewery opened their first ever pub outlet on Cheltenham's Cambray Place, and Sandford Park Ale House is winner of CAMRA National Pub of the Year too. Many also become host venues for the Cheltenham Music Festival and Jazz Festival, adding an extra dimension to the town.
The Town is also blessed with a plethora of independent eateries including Marinades for Carribean Food, The County Kitchen for British / Gastro and Wild Beer for it's own brand craft beers and some great food. You will be spoiled for choice on the High Street!
