With a traditional village feel in the heart of a Town, The Suffolks is set around a mid-nineteenth century square and has a lovely bohemian feel. It is at a short minute's walk from the top of Cheltenham's Montpellier District and a few minutes from Bath Road in the other direction.

The square features mainly late Victorian and Georgian terrace townhouses, and the imposing church has been sympathetically converted to house a restaurant. The Daffodil Restaurant is also a must see, housed in an original 1920's Art Deco Cinema, retaining many of the original features and once appearing in an episode of Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock Holmes.

Suffolk Parade, Suffolk Road and Great Norwood Street offer a profusion of small independent shops as well as cafes and some fabulous pubs.

Shopping

The Suffolks is home to art galleries and antiques, vintage clothing to interior design, with small boutique outlets tucked into individually beautiful facades. Worth a wander through its sprawling streets, gems include The D'Arcy Gallery, The Suffolk Anthology bookshop and Bodega Womenswear.

Food & Drink   

As well as The Daffodil in its Art Deco Cinema setting, The Suffolks is also home to Cheltenham's two Michelin Star Restaurant Le Champignon Sauvage. Zizzi's, Bar 50, Moka Coffee Shop and The Beehive Pub are all on the list of must-visits, as is The Suffolk Kitchen which specialise in home-cooked, high-quality foods.

Annual Street Fairs

The Suffolks Independent retailers often come together with pop-up suppliers to create street fairs to remember, with one held annually every year on one of the May Bank Holidays. There are now four Sunday markets a year, usually in April, July, August and October, and a Christmas market in December.