Beautifully done interior with lovely ambiance. Substantial selection of spirits. The food was…read morespectacular and perfect presentation. We each selected from meat, fish and chicken dishes and they were all succulent and perfectly balanced. We ended the night and shared the lemon tart with lemon sorbet which had a lovely balance with the strawberry drizzle.

The Green Dragon Inn, is situated in such a wonderful location, it is a truly special pub. The food…read moreis excellent and the environment cosy. Nicky and Simon are fantastic landlords and hosts, and the service is second to none. A truly special proper country pub, the accommodation is also great too!

On Thursday we had a fantastic evening at this super old pub. The atmosphere was amazing. There was…read morelive folk music,the staff made us feel at home, the garden was crowded and the food was great.real pub grub. People were playing Boules in the huge garden. I've lived in Cheltenham for many years and have not discovered this pub until now..I'll certainly be back. It was a real treat to see beer being served straight from the barrel .I've not seen that before. It tasted great too!!!

The Swan is a great place for good, locally sourced, fresh food at a reasonable price…read more They also have some great and fresh ale options if that is something you appreciate and a good environment if you just prefer a drink. This is a look at the menu, order at the bar type place, but the food won't disappoint. There are some great options to choose from, and every time I've eaten there I've left promising the bartenders I'll be back. Highlights: Venison burger, fresh ales, fresh salads - fresh in general is a good description and the atmosphere is clean but also warm and cozy. Highly recommended if you want a casual but excellent bite to eat.

Great place :) The…read moregood: Atmosphere, drinks, and most of the food! The bad: The fish and chips sadly. It came out soggy and just didn't have an amazing flavor. Order something else and you'll be happy :)

Since my last review, the Merry fellow has changed hands at least twice and has had two…read morerefurbishments.

Lovely friendly pubgood menu and great food!read more

Ideal place for family meals as there is something for everyone to enjoy from vegetarians to meat…read moreeaters. ( Dead good steaks ) Also good size portions, but they do have lighter bites which are for those that are not big eaters. If it's nice weather they have a large decking area overlooking a pond (fenced off to keep the little ones away) where if you are lucky you may see the duck or even a moorhen go swimming by and some fields with horses in. If it's raining there is also a large dining area overlooking this area too.

A nice comfy pub which specialises in huge portions. The food is surprisingly good if you can…read moremanage it all. Good value for money. A little off the beaten track set amongst beautiful green countryside but worth a visit if you have a huge appetite! The Sunday Roast is good value at £5.49 although my husband has the 'large portion' which costs a little extra. There is a good childrens menu where they can mix and match the food to get what they want. In the summer you can eat outside by the duckpond, it is a lovely pub in a good country atmosphere with fast service, well presented staff and great prices.

Let's face it, you don't come to a hungry horse pub for gourmet food! The menu is full of things…read morethat can be heated up, rather than cooked from scratch...so if you choose something that you know you don't mind being pre-packaged or friable you'll probably have an all right meal. With this in mind...I chose scampi and chips. It filled me up and was perfectly okay. All the staff seemed friendly and it was clean...it's not bad for a quick stop on a main road. *extra note* If you cross the road, you'll be able to see one of the sources for the river Thames. It is worth a peek. :)

This pub is popular with youngsters as it does cheap meals and has pool tables. It gets a bit…read moreoverridden with teenagers of an evening and the service is awful and the tables are never cleaned. I expect it is probably quite nice for Sunday lunch but give it a miss in the evenings

Found this little gem by chance at lunch time. It is a nice old public house inside and a nice…read moreseating area outside, on a sunny day it is lovely to sit outside, there is a beautiful view but the main road noise can be heard, just sit further back in the garden and you will be fine, the pun had low beam ceilings and currently going renovation but is open for business. I was very impressed by the vegetarian and vegan food menu.

I was kind of dating this girl, and we drove from Manchester to Stonehenge for Winter Solstice. She…read moregot super weird when she discovered that I'd never heard Wham's 'Last Christmas' before, and refused to stop the car for most the journey home. I was just dying of hunger and all she'd let me eat were jaffa cakes. She just kept playing the soundtrack to Footloose as I begged for lunch and finally, finally she skidded into this joint where we hung with the elder locals and had a delightful meal--plowman's lunches all around! Eat here--don't date that girl.

After 30 years, its amazing that they were still there. We had our wedding reception here that…read morelong ago, so my sister-in-law surprised us with an Anniversay Dinner. Food was very good. Had the traditional Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding. Very nice. They didn't have Guinness, instead they had Corvus. Had a few of those. Close. Nice Pub atmosphere. Looks almost like it did 30 years ago (from what I remember). We compared it to pictures and they had moved a few things. Overall, very nice experience. They also have an Inn - although I didn't stay this time.

Great Pub with accommodation. Staff are really friendly,…read morefood is good, and rooms are great. Good value, and would recommend to anyone thinking of visiting the area.

This lovely country pub is located off the beaten path (not far off the A40), but well-worth a…read morevisit if you are nearby. The original bar area is a few centuries old and has warning signs to mind your head since the doorways are original. A large dining area (separated into 3 rooms) was added in the last century, complete with an open fire. There is a large carpark and beer garden, and it has no television, gaming machines or billiards tables. It's just a cozy place that still maintains its charm. Lunch and dinner is served daily, with some locally sourced food items to whet your appetite.

After a circular route rambling around the area, the group decided to have lunch in this well…read morehidden gem. The well maintained country pub/restaurant is such a great place for lunch or dinner. The list on their sumptuous menu and local beer is just perfect to have a great time with friends.

Located in the village of Andoversford, but just off the A40, is this lovely traditional country…read morepub. It is also an inn and has a large eating area on 2 floors. The main room is large and yet cosy with various types of seating and a large L-shaped bar. There is a wood burning fireplace and all sorts of interesting items on the walls. The bar stocks a wide range of drinks. The food selection is varied, from traditional fare (locally sourced in many cases) to interesting variations on a theme. The last time I was there, I had a lovely duck dinner which had amazing potatoes as a side. They have a standard menu, daily specials and a holiday menu. There is a large carpark to the rear and a small beer garden for the summer (as well as a sheltered area for smokers). The toilets are modern and clean. I've eaten here a few times and have never been disappointed with my selection. The staff are very friendly and give it an even more homely feel.

We received a warm greeting on entering the clean and well appointed pub. The food was served hot…read morein a timely manner. The staff were attentive without intruding. This chef has real talent. The whole experience was excellent. We enjoyed both an week day lunch and a Sunday dinner.