Food is absolutely lush! Highly reccomend this place! Service is brilliant and there is a wide…read morerange of food!

A welcoming local pub/restaurant that is particularly popular at Sunday lunchtime. Log fires,…read moredecent food and friendly service.

We had a romantic table for two by the fire on a cool, rainy evening and had a truly delicious rump…read moreof Cotswold lamb and the best sticky toffee pudding. Service was friendly and paced perfectly. Great wine and beer and simply charming ambience. A lovely experience.

Every time we visit this area, The Fleece is our first meal! Never disappoints…read more Technically a pub, but feels like a restaurant with bar area. Outdoor seating overlooking Church Green is covered - available rain or shine. Menu is seasonal, fresh, sustainable, and local. Top notch gastropub food. Twice voted one of the top twenty pubs in the UK! Sunday menu includes their famous Sunday Roast. The Veggie option was amazing! In addition to the pub, there are newly refurbished rooms available.

Went for Sunday roast and had an excellent meal. Great service in a charming hotel and restaurantread more

Excellent Food in an Historic Pub!…read more We very much enjoyed a lovely lunch here. The Ebrington Arms has all of the charm of an old pub but with really good food. My wife had a great abergine blossom stuffed with ricotta cheese while I had a delicious cottage pie. It is well worth the drive.

A great little pub/restaurant not far from Stratford-Upon-Avon…read more The pub has a cosy atmosphere and a great selection of drinks, including local ales, and the resturant is great. They have a great selection of dishes available, with british classics such as bubble and squeak, stake and kidney pudding and faggots, as well as an amazing specials board. They also have a set menu, which you can choose to have two or three courses from, and it's really reasonably priced (£15.00 for three courses, £12 for two). The service is great, and the waiting staff are really knowledgeable about the products they sell. There is plenty of parking by the pub, with an overflow carpark in a field (there are paths, so it's not too bad), and it is easily accessible for wheelchair users.

A really nice, friendly proper country pub with a good mix of traditional pub grub and a few…read moreinteresting specials. Decent kids menu too that kept my 3 year old and 11 month old happy. Nice touch to give my daughter some colouring pencils and a sticker book whilst she waited for her dinner plus they offered to bring out the kids' food as soon as it was ready. Range of ales was good with local favourite Mad Goose available as well as a guest ale from Yorkshire. Thought the meal was very well priced and the staff were excellent. Will definitely be returning to spend some more time next to the wood burning stove.

The Bell Inn is a great authentic pub, the restoration of this Tudor building is superb. The menu…read morechoices are favorable as they offer eggs , the quiche is fantastic. The chicken curry was great not a drop left behind . Although the bar food is so good, lunch was only until 2:pm so don't miss it. Service was nice. Great stop before or after Castle Croft. Parking is easy .. Cheers!

Very good food (not your standard pub menu) and very welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff. Good…read morebeers and good price. Very nicely decorated inside, a few tables outside. Very good address in this neighbourhood!

We turned up on spec,but they soon had us seated . The surroundings were lovely, and smart. We had…read moregreat service from a lovely lady who was knowledgeable and had good humour. Food was super- tasty and great quality Would definitely reccomend, especially for the specials nights. BB.

My favorite pub in the world…read more Excellent beers/ales, fantastic food and the location is awesome. Service is always nice.

the food was delicious. the place was so cute and fancy. i love it, and i love all of bourton on…read morethe water! if you're there then i defiantly recommend going! the servers were very nice too.

Came here for the Sunday roast, it was delicious!!! The place is lovely and and service is good and…read morefast. Parking can be tricky, there's parking just a few blocks down the road, and as it is in the center, it can be quite busy.

Good selection of beer, above average wine list, tasty food, great ambiance. As good a pub as you…read morewill find.

Wouldn't let us sit for drinks at multiple tables not reserved for over an hour. We only had three…read morepeople and they also wouldn't add a chair to an open table for two with plenty of room. Terrible and rude. Don't go here, they won't serve you.

Our favorite pub during our visit to SUA! The service and food were great. It was one of the best…read moremeat pies we had in the UK! The space is extremely cozy and relaxing, especially if the weather is crummy.

Slightly confusing, but the restaurant is also called The Black Swan (older name), but operates…read moreunder both names. We wish we had booked out Christmas Day meal here instead of our pricy lackluster meal at Encore. Anyways, had dinner here one night and the food was delicious. We tried the pork belly and the steak and ale pie, both brimming with flavor. Expect heavy hearty meals here. The salmon scotch egg was too much breading, but edible. The squash soup was quite good and light. Service was friendly and efficient (order and pay at the bar counter).

This country pub is a slice of heaven…read more Hook Norton has a very good brewery, and there are several pubs nearby that carry its ales. The Pear Tree is the closest, and it's good enough that we've driven out to it from London several times. It's tucked in the middle of the village of Hook Norton, a very pleasant building. It's not overly large inside, just cozy, and made of the same raw materials that most un-renovated country pubs are. The area is great for rambling. We've done a couple of walks here on arriving, returning to the pub for our post-exertion refreshments. They carry several rotating Hook Norton ales, of course, all of which I find are worth a sample. The menu is broad and always tasty, and popular enough that they often sell out, so go fro lunch early. Illustrative story: The last time at the Pear Tree, we saw Hooky Pie on the menu. We asked what that was, and learned that it's locally-made beef and ale pie. It was, according to the woman behind the bar, very popular, and they usually sell out of it quite quickly. It certainly sounded like an appropriately hearty meal for a December day by an open fire. Then the couple at the table next to us each received that very dish, and the deal was sealed: it was huge, meaty, and tasty-looking. Three of our group of four ordered the Hooky Pie. A few minutes later the bartender came back with bad news: only two portions of pie left. One of the girls took one for the team and ordered fish pie instead. When our food finally arrived, it was as tasty as promised. Delicious. Thick. Oozing gravy. Huge chunks of beef, too, not a ground-up mush. Luckily, the fish pie was just as delicious an alternative for those that took it. A family with three kids came in just as we were finishing and tried to order the Hooky Pie. Sorry, the bartender said, we're all out. Without a pause, she pointed at our table and said, They took the last pies. Five pairs of hungry eyes glared at us from across the pub. We cast our eyes downwards and finished our pints.