Dr Foster's Waterfront Bar And Restaurant

Came here with a mate today and had brunch, I had bubble and squeak with poached eggs, black pudding, and poached eggs, my friend had a fry up The food was delicious and really filling They also do iced coffee of different flavours, which is my favourite I will be coming back and bringing my friends

This was my first visit to the refurbished Dr Foster and it was immediately clear that much work had gone into its upgrade. However, a definite shortcoming is the unventilated glassing in of the dockside area which meant that even on a normal summer evening it was like an overheated greenhouse and not surprisingly, the 15 or so tables (50 covers! in that area remained empty throughout my visit. A pity, in that a good example of how to do it properly is at the greek restaurant just next door. I also found the choice of beers strangely limited but was told it was policy to only serve locally sourced ales, Guiness?? The well known Henry Westons vintage cider was prominent but, being very strong is not for the faint hearted or casual drinkers on a night out. In summary, an interesting venue but not one to make a bee line to on a visit to the docks.

Called in for lunch on our first day in Gloucester what a fantastic place. Friendly helpful staff a great selection of drinks and really good tasty food and spotlessly clean. I thought it was going to be expensive but I was very pleasantly surprised extremely good value for money. I’ve been saying for ages we don’t see ploughman’s in pubs anymore, what was on their menu a ploughman’s and it was delicious. We also had aubergine flat bread with beef dripping chips and vegetarian fries. Thank you please keep up the good work

Great, had a lovely burger and pint the weekend of the Tall Ship festival. Highly recommended

Glad to see this is back open again. Love the disco, bands etc playing.... Just what the quays need