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    New Wave Brasserie, Restaurant in Lechlade On Thames
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    The Good Food Guide 2026

    New Wave Brasserie

    Lechlade-on-Thames, Lechlade On Thames

    Restaurant in Lechlade On Thames, United Kingdom

    The Read

    Dress

    Smart Casual

    Why go

    New Wave Brasserie is a practical Lechlade On Thames pick when location and ease matter more than a documented chef, awards, or a clearly published cuisine brief. Use it for a low-friction town-centre meal, but compare Ox Barn for Modern British at ££ and Bell Inn for a traditional British alternative before treating it as a special-occasion choice.

    About New Wave Brasserie

    For Lechlade On Thames, New Wave Brasserie is best judged on the basics: it is open Wednesday to Saturday for lunch and dinner, closed Sunday to Tuesday, lists a smart casual dress code. It is a practical dining option if the timing and location work for your plans.

    The main reason to consider it is fit with your schedule. It is open Wednesday to Saturday from 12–3:30 PM and 6–10:30 PM, which makes it useful for either a planned midday meal or an evening booking in Lechlade On Thames. If the meal itself needs a clearer brief, compare other options as well.

    Use it for a planned Lechlade On Thames meal, not a research-heavy food pilgrimage

    The right guest is someone who wants a table in Lechlade On Thames without building the whole day around a highly documented restaurant. For broader planning, start with our full Lechlade On Thames restaurants guide; if the visit is overnight, pair it with our full Lechlade On Thames hotels guide.

    Because the cooking style, price, recognition, named menu are not clearly documented, the decision should be based on occasion and timing. It is a sensible pick when the Wednesday-to-Saturday lunch or dinner hours fit your plans. For a meal where cuisine style, price certainty, or confirmed accolades drive the decision, compare first against other options such as Ox Barn and Bell Inn rather than committing by default.

    Where it sits in the decision set

    Against other alternatives, the draw is the schedule and direct planning information rather than a clearly documented culinary identity. Ox Barn, Bell Inn, The Old Crown Coaching Inn, Horn, Sl'ice are useful comparison points when availability, mood, or the kind of outing you want matters.

    For Lechlade On Thames planning beyond dinner, use our full Lechlade On Thames bars guide, our full Lechlade On Thames experiences guide, our full Lechlade On Thames wineries guide. The practical verdict is simple: keep New Wave Brasserie on the shortlist when its Wednesday-to-Saturday lunch or dinner hours work, but cross-shop if the occasion needs a more clearly documented point of view.

    The takeThis is a venue that suits both focused lunches and composed evening meals. The brasserie format means it functions as a reliable local option for daytime meals while also supporting more deliberate seafood-focused dinners — the kind of place you choose when you want a high-quality plate without the ceremony of a destination estate house. Its town-centre location on the high street makes it convenient for visitors exploring Lechlade as well as for locals seeking thoughtful, ingredient-led cooking.
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    Restaurant contextLechlade On Thames, United Kingdom
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    Planning details

    Location
    10 Burford St, Lechlade GL7 3AP, United Kingdom
    Website
    newwavebrasserie.com
    Phone
    +441367252677
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    The take

    The Take

    The Vibe

    New Wave Brasserie presents a studied, approachable brasserie presence on Burford Street, trading the formality of country-estate dining for a town-centre sensibility. The restaurant reads as a considered everyday option — less like a gastropub and not as rigid as a formal tasting venue — which gives it a quietly assured character. Seafood takes centre stage on the menu, and the writing stresses ingredient provenance from the nearby Cotswold and Thames catchments. The result is a refined, community-minded dining room that balances seriousness about sourcing with an easygoing, streetside hospitality.

    Best For

    This is a venue that suits both focused lunches and composed evening meals. The brasserie format means it functions as a reliable local option for daytime meals while also supporting more deliberate seafood-focused dinners — the kind of place you choose when you want a high-quality plate without the ceremony of a destination estate house. Its town-centre location on the high street makes it convenient for visitors exploring Lechlade as well as for locals seeking thoughtful, ingredient-led cooking.

    Ordering Tips

    Lean into the seafood signatures when you visit: Cornish sole, dressed crab, scallops, monkfish, moules and king prawns are all highlighted as standouts. Given the review's emphasis on provenance, ask your server about the day’s sourcing and what’s most seasonal or locally landed — that provenance is positioned as a genuine differentiator. If you’re visiting with others, sharing a few shellfish plates is a sensible way to sample the producer-driven strengths the kitchen is making central to its offering.

    Planning details

    Location

    10 Burford St, Lechlade GL7 3AP, United Kingdom · Directions

    +441367252677

    newwavebrasserie.com

    Recognition and awards
    Also consider

    Also Consider

    • Ox Barn, Modern British, ££
    • Bell Inn, Traditional British, ££
    • The Old Crown Coaching Inn, Notable alternative
    • Horn, Notable alternative
    • Sl'ice, Notable alternative
    Restaurant context

    How it compares in and around Lechlade On Thames

    New Wave Brasserie is the easiest recommendation when the priority is a central Lechlade meal with minimal planning. It has less publicly useful detail than Ox Barn, which has a clearer Modern British identity at ££, so Ox Barn is the stronger pick for diners who care about a defined food brief and are willing to plan around it.

    Bell Inn is the better comparison for a traditional British mood at ££. Choose Bell Inn when a pub-style setting is the point; choose New Wave Brasserie when staying in Lechlade town centre is the deciding factor. The Old Crown Coaching Inn also belongs on the fallback list for visitors who want an inn setting rather than a brasserie-style meal.

    For casual alternatives, check Horn and Sl'ice before locking the plan. New Wave Brasserie is the practical middle option: more useful as an easy local table than as the clear value or occasion leader.

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    New Wave Brasserie Lechlade On Thames and similar venues
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    New Wave BrasserieLechlade On Thames; ;
    2025 Good Food Guide 100 Best Local Restaurants · 2026
    Ox BarnSouthropModern British££
    Michelin Guide Great Britain & Ireland 20262025 Michelin Plate2024 Michelin Plate
    Bell InnLangfordTraditional British££
    2026 Estrella Damm Top 100 Gastropubs · #20Michelin Guide Great Britain & Ireland 20262025 Michelin Plate
    The Old Crown Coaching InnFaringdon; ; No published awards
    HornBurford; ; No published awards
    Sl’iceBurford; ; No published awards

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    FAQ

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What are alternatives to New Wave Brasserie?

    For comparison, look at options such as Ox Barn, Bell Inn, The Old Crown Coaching Inn, Horn, Sl'ice. Use them to compare availability, setting, the kind of meal you want before choosing where to book.

    What should a first-timer know about New Wave Brasserie?

    Plan around the opening pattern: closed Monday, Tuesday, Sunday, with service Wednesday to Saturday from 12–3:30 PM and 6–10:30 PM. The dress code is smart casual.

    Is lunch or dinner better at New Wave Brasserie?

    Both lunch and dinner are supported by the hours, Wednesday to Saturday from 12–3:30 PM and 6–10:30 PM. Choose lunch or dinner based on your schedule, remember that it is closed Sunday to Tuesday.

    Is New Wave Brasserie good for a special occasion?

    It may suit a planned meal in Lechlade On Thames, especially if the smart casual dress code and Wednesday-to-Saturday schedule fit the occasion. Compare other options if you need a more clearly defined special-occasion restaurant.