Some of the big names here in Cheltenham at the quarters.... Im particulary a regular at 'Son Of Steak' if u love that grilled beef, and the 'Brew House' one of my fav. Pubs.... ! Whether its a Gym, pub, restaurant or a cinema... its all here at the Brewery Quarters...
GG Kay306 days ago
So many places to choose from, there’s Pho, Nando’s, Starbucks, and other places, but we chose Brewdog!
Junkybabes1 year ago
We went for the turning on of the Xmas lights. The kids met the star wars characters and watched their brother as part of the dancing entertainment.
Phil Morgan1 year ago
Nice up and coming area. Nice places to eat recommend Mowgli and Prezzo. And lovely places to drink, love the Alchemist and the Botanist also if you fancy some activities I recommend the mini golf!
Emily Parr1 year ago
Absolutely love it. Lots to do from going to the cinema or playing some golf to then having a few cocktails after. Looks so pretty at night with all the lights. Definitely one of the best parts of Cheltenham
Demelsa Coleman2 years ago
An amazing place to work, shop, eat and have a good time in Cheltenham. It's become a community destination in recent years and is the place to be in town!
Rob W2 years ago
It is very odd that architects design a rather bleak building such as this that has an open roof and open entrances at both ends. It rains in the UK quite frequently and the venturi effect of wind just adds to an uncomfortable draughty experience when walking through the location. A lightweight transparent insulated roof covering such as ETFE, which can be be seen in the John Lewis store, could be easily retro fitted and the ends closed off with glass and steel framing. The hospitality units would benefit in the outside areas and be better utilised without the effects of the weather. ---‐---------------------- Dear Owner, Appreciate your reply. We have been involved in Malls in other countries where such a light penetrating and insulated roof serves to create an agreeable microclimate and serves to keep out the effects of inclement weather. It seems rather incredible that a building was designed with smokers as a priority. You are right in that smoking is a diminishing habit and even in public, is frowned upon. Which non smoker wants to sit on an adjacent outside table with smoke pervading the air? Smoking booths are an option such as in airports and even those can be treated with ionizers to neutralise smoke and odours. Despite the perceived hardiness of the UK population I don't agree with your analysis that people who come to the facility all year round would really want to sit outside the venues to be exposed to the elements. It's a commercial loss to those venues in Winter. Please regard this as constructive criticism.
Alison Perry2 years ago
Wow. 10pm and the place was buzzing. It was like being on holiday apart from the weather!! People inside, outside, walking to and from the car parks, all seemed happy. So many different choices of places to eat, drink, activities. Amazing place.
Whether its a Gym, pub, restaurant or a cinema... its all here at the Brewery Quarters...
A lightweight transparent insulated roof covering such as ETFE, which can be be seen in the John Lewis store, could be easily retro fitted and the ends closed off with glass and steel framing.
The hospitality units would benefit in the outside areas and be better utilised without the effects of the weather.
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Dear Owner,
Appreciate your reply.
We have been involved in Malls in other countries where such a light penetrating and insulated roof serves to create an agreeable microclimate and serves to keep out the effects of inclement weather.
It seems rather incredible that a building was designed with smokers as a priority.
You are right in that smoking is a diminishing habit and even in public, is frowned upon. Which non smoker wants to sit on an adjacent outside table with smoke pervading the air?
Smoking booths are an option such as in airports and even those can be treated with ionizers to neutralise smoke and odours.
Despite the perceived hardiness of the UK population I don't agree with your analysis that people who come to the facility all year round would really want to sit outside the venues to be exposed to the elements.
It's a commercial loss to those venues in Winter.
Please regard this as constructive criticism.