Visit this place quite regularly to have a few pints with friends.Really traditional country pub…read more,very cosy old thatched roof pub.The owner and landlord is a really nice friendly chap with great sense of humour . We had noted that the pub served chinese food and at first never thought of trying it as we were just out for a pint,that was until one day when feeling a bit peckish decided to try some food there ,and from then i we were hooked as it is undoubtedly the best chinese food for miles around and yet sadly still very much undiscovered.Now it may sound like i am the landlord or one of his friends trying to cheaply promote but i can assure you i am not ,just go there and try the food and you will realize the truth

Lovely owners, tasty food! Would be lovely to see more vegetarian options. Great countryside pub!read more

A traditional 16th Century thatched inn which also has a complete restaurant that serves delicious…read moremeals. If you want to eat here mostly you need to book in advance, the food is of a very high quality. The menu is changed daily so you can come back again and you will want to. If the weather is good then they have a great garden well away from the road so safe for children.

This place is a bit off of the beaten path. But well worth the effort…read more We came in a Sunday and had the fish and chips as well as the Sunday roast special; both were excellent. They had a good selection of beers on tap, but most importantly, three cask ale taps. Great garden for kids and families. I recommend this place unreservedly.

I booked this restaurant for a tour company that I work for and all of the diners thoroughly…read moreenjoyed their meal and the quaint surroundings.

The Three Horseshoes pub located in Garsington is a pleasant pub. It serves good lunches and also…read morehas a restaurant area for more formal dining. The pub also has plenty of parking and a lovely beer garden loacted at the rear.

Friendly pub that serves decent pub food. Good value menu with nice touches like sweet potato…read morefries, skinny or chunky chips as options. Easy to get to from the Oxford Science Park and the South/East side of Oxford. Easy parking.

The BM was always a busy place as it so big so I am not surprised at the other reviews. We last…read moreused this a few months ago on a trip up see a nephew graduate and found it ok. It has the standard 'chain' mark about it , and I'm not the greatest Chef and Brewer fanbut it was ok. Drink prices are a bit over the top and the food average. The place has changed over the years, not for the better!

Abominable service!…read more One half of the star is for the building. The venue was not busy. On arrival I was informed that two bookings had been made in my name. I had made only one booking but, in any case, didn't need to know this. We were told that 'the girl' would be with us shortly. Fifteen minutes later my partner had to ask to order drinks and food. In place of red wine, a bottle of white appeared. My vegetarian meal appeared, (we know this because there was a 'V' next to the title on the menu), with hard cheese shavings on top. After the waitress forgot to ask her colleague if the hard cheese was Parmesan, (which is made with rennet from an animal's stomach and therefore NOT vegetarian), she returned with what we assumed was the head waitress - a borderline aggressive woman, who found it hard to believe that eating rennet from an animal's stomach was not part of a vegetarian diet and suggested that we were vegan. After we had politely educated her otherwise, she curtly replied, "I'll check with my chef." And marched off. Shortly she returned to apologise, (the other half star), to inform us that we were correct and that an actually vegetarian plate would appear soon. Which it did. Very quickly actually. Almost as though it was not cooked to order. On leaving, my dining partners bid the head waitress goodnight as we all left, to which she reciprocated. When I said goodnight I received a cold shoulder and stoney silence. We will never return.

This pub is currently closed and likely to remain that way. Even when it was open it wasn't up to…read moremuch. If you need food or drink in Stadhampton then Crazy Bear is your only choice. Outside the village then the closest worth a visit is the Coach and Horses.

We had fish and chips for six whilst watching Andy Murray in the 2013 Wimbledon final. Being from…read morethe coast I'm extremely fussy about fish and chips, and I couldn't fault the fresh fish in crisp batter. The chips and peas were perfect, and whilst salad garnish wouldn't be traditionally served, it was good: tasty, fresh and most welcome. My partner thought his fish was slightly overcooked, but mine definitely was not, and our fellow diners, (a critical bunch), all enjoyed their meals. I've tried this pub several times, but previously haven't quite managed to be impressed, but the latest landlord is now established and seems to be doing a good job. Stadhampton had been needing a good pub to appease for the crazy bear nonsense, so hopefully the Crown will be the place. Murray did well.

Visited this place again and I still love this cask ale/restaurant for folks staying at the VOVO…read more Had a great fish and chips and enjoyed both a Green King cask ale and glass of wine. The patio has options for service and for folks who order from the bar. Great view of canal boats who stop by.

Parking lot, pub is right on the river so lovely view! Amina the server was great, vegetable tart…read moregood, excellent chocolate chip cookie served with the coffee!

My wife and I moved from UK many years ago and arranged to meet up with old friends and relatives…read morefor a Sunday lunch. For us, the ambiance and lovely old building and location were perfect. We had a great time and for us it was especially enjoyable to have such great service and good food. All the staff were excellent - so impressed. The food is obviously prepared by a team that care - absolutely lovely. I know that everyone is in business to make money but we got so much more than just a good meal (and it was!). Everything about our visit was excellent - efficient and attentive service with great food and atmosphere. Another trip planned from California next year and we will definitely return.

I always come to eat and drink at The Chequers when I'm visiting my family; food is always perfect…read moreand the drinks, well...you can' mess up a good beer. Staff is consistently extremely welcoming and accommodating to myself and my family, which makes coming to The Chequers a must-do. This past trip in was especially memorable as the manager dealt with my questions about the rib eye sauce as well as graciously parting with a Cotswold Brewery pint glass. So, wether you're visiting from somewhere in England or from across the pond like myself, take the time to go eat and drink at The Chequers, you will not be disappointed.

Has recently been renovated and a lot of money way spent getting the place up to scratch! It's a…read moregreat food pub with a menu full of pub classics done really well. The staff give excellent service. The interior of the pub is modern and well laid out. Well worth a look.

From the owner: Traditional pub offering local beers, great wine selections, and home-cooked food. A warm and…read morefriendly welcome awaits you. Two bars, Restaurant, Beer Garden & Terrace. Dogs welcome. Free Wifi.