This has been my favorite restaurant as we travel through the Cotswolds. It's also an inn with…read moreseven en-suite rooms. They source as much food as possible from the local area. They even have a raised bed garden behind the inn. The inn is in a stunningly beautiful building in the stunningly beautiful village of Upper Oddington, east of Stowe on the Wold. We had a 7:00 pm reservation and were seated immediately in the period dining room. The patrons consisted of local residents at the bar, inn guests and other travelers. The dining room was very clean. The wait staff was very attentive, sharpely dressed and very polite. Norman, the owner, explained the difference between cask and keg beers and allowed me sample several ales and ciders. I selected the cask drawn amber ale from North Cotswold Brewery. It had excellent flavour and a clean finish. Norman also checked on our meal several times. He was very engaging and fun to talk with. Next we ordered dinner. My wife had the ribeye steak with peppercorn sauce, chips, sautéed mushroom and onion rings. The steak was prepared exactly as ordered. The peppercorn sauce was so good she used it on her chips also. The mushroom had excellent flavour and complimented the steak and peppercorn sauce. She had a 1/2 pint of Thatchers Golden Cider, which was also very good. I ordered the special, crispy pork belly with a sweet patato purée, fondant potatoes and roasted new carrots. Everything was excellent and complimented each other. We finished the evening with coffee and the sticky toffee pudding. It was moist, flavourful, drizzled with a caramel sauce and accompanied by a dollop of excellent vanilla ice cream. We didn't need it but finished the whole thing. My wife said it's the best dessert she has ever had. We had an excellent meal and a wonderful time in a lovely setting. People from Stowe, Bourton on the Water, Chipping Camden and even Cheltenham need to get out there. I would go every week if I didn't live 3,000 miles away.

After three weeks of hitting pubs across England and Wales, we hit the jackpot with this one. Great…read moretraditional pub feel, but gastro-pub quality cuisine in addition to the usual. Gourmet desserts. Salmon encruste was excellent as was the whole Sole. Tried a standard pub dish, beef and mushroom pie and it was heavenly homemade with a delicate crust. Plus the owner is an oenophile, so there's a very nice wine list including an extensive list of wines by the glass. Friendly staff. What an unexpected treat and a great blend of traditional and new. Well done!!!

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.

We had a fantastic lunch today at Horse and Groom in Moreton-In-Marsh. Like most of the Cotswolds,…read morethis is quaint and adorable. The Inn has a lovely restaurant with traditional British fare and some o ther unusual dishes. I had a fried chorizo with chick pea paste and toasted flatbread. The chorizo was spicy and tasty, which made for a great appetizer. I paired it with a side dish of the day's veggies, some terrific steamed shredded carrots and swede. (I've never had swede before but wikipedia later let me know it's related to a rutabaga!) My dining companion had moroccan lamb meatballs with tomato and apricot couscous. This is a pub in that you order at the bar from a menu on the chalkboard, but it's a nice restaurant in it's decoration and service. Yummy, delicious, and definitely worth a stop!

I enjoyed the food during my stay at Horse & Groom - both dinner and breakfast. The dining room…read morealmost had a 'locals only' feel, inviting and comfortable. Our room was well appointed and clean but the carpet, furniture, and lighting felt a little worn out. Also the walls seemed to transmit sound easily, as we could hear footsteps and conversation clearly outside the building and in the hallway between rooms.

A lovely, charming pub with a big yard with tents and picnic tables. Family and dog friendly. Had a…read morefantastic Sunday roast (make reservation) with tender sirloin beef and all the accompaniments. Absolutely delicious. Onion rings excellent too. Lots of other menus items and a cream tea available. Full bar. Server Alex very efficient and personable. A most pleasant experience and reasonably priced.

I am visiting from America. My goal for this trip was to enjoy the Cotswolds in the superior food…read more There's a lot of competition in the area and this is a top contender. The owners of the inn are also cattle farmers of the Irish Dexter. They are grass fed only for three years and dry aged 30-50'days. The result? Fabulous marveled beef that melted in my mouth. The.hard work and has paid off.

We stopped by the Talbot for a late lunch on a Wednesday - we were immediately happy to see a real…read morefire blazing in the fireplace. Our waiter was knowledgeable about the offerings and took the time to provide plenty of information for our choices. When the food came it hit all the right notes with great flavours and attention to detail by the kitchen staff such that the presentation far exceeded what one would expect from a pub atmosphere. If we return to Stow-on-the-Wold we would definitely head back to the Talbot

This is a great, classic pub in Stow-on-the-Wold. It's a Wadworth pub and Wadworth pubs not only…read morehave their excellent cask ales, particularly 6X Bitter, but typically do an excellent job with the condition and serving of their beer. This was no exception, the 6X being outstanding here. Food was also excellent pub fare, with an outstanding steak pie with light, crips and fluffy pastry, peas and chips, as well as fish and chips. Service was good and the place is a lovely old building with large windows and comfortable seating.

Fabulous old worldy pub offering fantastic cuisine. The chef really knows what he is doing in this…read moreestablishment. I ordered the pork chop with apple, crackling and mash potatoes and it was gorgeous. This was followed by the sticky toffee pudding. Five stars for the food. Service was friendly and helpful. This pub also does have a link to Winston Churchill, apparently his great, great grandad used to own it and Winston frequented here a few times.

Two miles outside of Campden, in Paxford, the Churchill Arms is a good example of the formula that…read morecan save the traditional village pub: real ale; good wine at fair prices, and creative cooking using top-quality local ingredients. Not a bad resting spot for the traveler, either. The four rooms are comfortable and a good deal by Cotswolds standards. Free WiFi is a bonus.

An adorable restaurant centrally located on High Street. High There's a nice menu that offers…read morelocally sourced food. The service is friendly. Servers are happy to answer questions. With the exception of some ridiculously great fries, we were not impressed with our meals. Another time we would have returned them both. It was near closing time and we needed dinner. Wishing everyone a better experience.

Gayle and I enjoyed a fitting final pub lunch at the end of our six-day walk through the…read moreCotswolds'. That consisted of battered fish for Eric, beef-and-ale pie for Gayle, and chips for us both! Washing that down was a glass of Chardonnay, a Gold pint, and water for the table. We also really enjoyed the casual atmosphere, comfortable seating, and welcoming service. Prices were also reasonable and it was nice being there on a weekday where we almost had the place to ourselves.

Delightful small village pub with exceptional pub food. I had the Reuben roast beef sandwich - very…read moregood bread, very tasty with horseradish dressing. Came with fresh and well -salted chips and a tasty salad with a light dressing. My partner had the pork pie with mash and declared it exceptional. A good selection of brews and a great local ambience. Highly recommend.

We had a really delightful time at this traditional pub. The owners are personable, helping us,…read more(Americans) choose ales to suit our tastes, and made us feel at home playing a game of pick up sticks at our table, before ordering dinner which was excellent. I had the pesto fish and my partner the Hunters chicken. And lucky us, because a tour group was there, local traditional musicians entertained. Oh, and the sticky toffee pudding - not to be missed. An easy walk from Chipping Camden.

Without any hesitation I'll state that I had the best burger of my life here, the Bull Burger! A…read moresubstantial burger in itself accompanied with fries. What stood out most was the quality of the beef, the most tender, succulent cut of ground meat you can ever hope for, and grilled to perfection. I don't get overly excited about burgers, but this was the apex and I thought I had died and gone to burger heaven. All this is a very charming, tasteful pub in the Cotswolds countryside. Comfortable, cozy and oh so pleasant. We came for lunch just after noon at seated in the restaurant. We were given a choice of that or the pub/bar section. I washed it down with a pint of Cotswold Pale Ale... a great choice with the lunch. Service was professional, friendly and fun. They were very engaged and thoughtful and I highly recommend going out of your way to visit and enjoy this establishment.

A very cozy pub with wonderful service. The food was the best we've had in the UK so far…read more Everything was delicious!

Food was absolutely fabulous. Desserts were spectacular. Highly recommend this restaurant!!read more

Best roast dinner in the cotswolds. Loved finding this cosy pub on our visit to the cotswold. the…read moredrinks, food and team were outstanding