Our 1.30 lunch lliant! Brilliant! Lovely light airy atmosphere. Wonderful service from Lacy. Our…read morestarters of the cobb wedge and the tuna were cleverly presented. We split the El Cap pizza. Having seen the oven, couldn't resist. Maybe one of the finest pizzas we've ever had. And we're Americans. I had the Lawless Lager. Very nice. We started the lunch with the pork cracklings. So original. And great dessert OMG. Deep fried chocolate croissant in custard. Finished with a noisette coffer made to order. Thank you!

We returned after 18 years, with our now grown children, to be even more delighted than the first…read moretime we ate here. The food is amazing and the service is as well. Today, the Sunday roast was perfect and filling, the Fish and chips were crisp and tasty, as were the vegetarian options. The dessert (sticky toffee pudding) was just as delectable as we remembered. Excellent choices for beer on tap too! It was fun watching all of the families coming in with children and/or family dogs. Lovely afternoon in a beautiful village sharing a memorable family meal. Thank 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).

After being disappointed in Chipping Norton, I decided to head into the country seeking a quiet pub…read morefor lunch. This place was absolutely what I was looking for. The ambiance was exactly what you'd expect in a quiet inn in the countryside. Exposed beams and stone, a big hearth fireplace, clean tables, floors, bar area and restrooms. The service was attentive, but not overly so. I ordered quickly and the food was well timed. I had the fish and chips, which honestly had a bit too much batter for my taste, but the batter was so good, that didn't matter at all. The chips were perfect, and the peas were the perfect compliment. It is clear this is a local gathering spot. By the time I had finished, the bar area had filled with locals catching up and having a good time with each other. If you're touring the Cotswold's and in need of a perfect pub lunch, this place is it. Don't bother with trying to park or navigate the scaffolding of Chipping Norton. Head to the Chequers. It's well worth it.

The Chequers in Churchill is a quality destination pub and restaurant. The village itself is…read moreawesome, the playfield across the road is awesome for kids and families and most importantly the food, drink and atmosphere is always superb. Oh and terrific aervice

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.

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.

Loved everything about it. The food. The service. The ambiance. Totally recommend. From this…read moreyankee, thanks a mil.

Nice pub. Nice atmosphere. Food was good. The staff were just that.. staff. Nowhere near…read moreas friendly or accommodating as owner operators. The accommodation is over priced for what it is. We expected it to be a lot better for the price being charged. Other pubs we stayed at had far nicer rooms, included breakfast in the room rate & were cheaper.

Great spot to pop in for some drinks. Loved the outdoor seating and the bartender (Alexa? Alexis?)…read morewas fabulous!

The White Horse pub first opened as The Mermaid in 1591, changed its name a handful of times, but…read moresettled on White Horse ever since the 1830's. Thanks to its central location and tons of history, it seems like this pub has suffered at the hands of tourists like myself in recent years. The interior is smaller than other pubs I visited, but could be downright cozy if it weren't for the people coming in, looking around, and then leaving after taking a photo or two. (Maybe I just caught a tour bus day) They have 8-10 beers on tap, offer wine, and was told that the fish & chips are tip top, though we just had a few pints on our visit. Service at the bar was friendly and prompt, and we snagged one of the few tables available to sit and people watch. Overall White Horse is a fine small pub and well worth a visit if you love historic buildings/businesses. You can be the judge of the rest.

Stopped in for lunch during a recent visit to the area and loved it! The staff were super friendly…read moreand the food was delicious.

We found the Eight Bells to be an outstanding pub when we stopped here on our Cotswolds walks. We…read morehad excellent Sunday roast with Yorkshire puddings, perfectly prepared roasted root vegetables, mash, and cabbage. The carrots and parsnips were so good, we ordered a second helping of them. It had outstanding cask ales - we got the Old Hooky from Hook Norton. Service was great and friendly. It's in a lovely old stone building with much character.

I have been here a couple of time in recent weeks for no the evening dinner/Tapas and lunch. Both…read moremenus are excellent and offer a diverse range of very tasty food. The lunch wraps are massive and as a family of 5 we each ordered something different and each one was excellent. The Tapas is fantastic and the attention to detail in the dishes shows a great deal of care and thought. Highly recommend this place!

Was staying nearby and went for dinner based on the other reviews. Was expecting more of a pub…read moremeal but this is a great restaurant with a fantastic menu. Started with grilled foie gras and a fried egg, which was a good combination (the toast was a little chewy so I bypassed it). As a main, I had crispy pork belly and better than I expected. For several days, I was craving crackling and I assumed this would have some. Not only did it, best crackling to meat ratio I have come across, fantastic. Only disappointment was the crispy noodles were non-existent, though the Asian salad was also good. For a dessert had cherry clafoutis (or something like that), which was like a warm cherry cake served in a hot pan. Fantastic.