A perfect lunch or snack or tea stop while walking the Cotswold Way, or just while passing through the area. We were on the Cotswold Way and stopped in for some nice teas and snacks at lunchtime and they were great fuel for our onward hiking. We saw other diners having delicious soups and sandwiches for lunch; the menu looked very rich and inviting but we didn't need anything too heavy at the time... There were few but very hardworking and friendly staff patiently taking care of all guests. Mount Inn is higher up than Stanton village so it has a really lovely view - which I bet is even more excellent at sunset. Their outdoor flowers, especially the summer petunias, were stunning! Definitely worth a visit! read more

Mount Inn - Stunning flowers at Mount Inn! - Pubs Near Me - Broadway, GLS

The Mount Inn might be the only place in town but lucky you, it's fabulous. Arriving on foot during a downpour, I waved at a man sitting outside with a beer on an outdoor deck with an umbrella above. He made it look so attractive that I got my drink with the intention of joining him but by the time I got outside the rain had stopped and he was gone. The beautiful views from the patio remained and they were enough. A later move into the bar area proved that it's not just the views that are delightful. Here in the cozy bar I enjoyed what is likely the only Mezza platter for miles around. Mount Inn is not just any run-of-the-mill-local pub. They feature locally grown/raised ingredients with much grown on site. But it's what they've done not just with the ingredients that make this a destination. It's as comfortable as your favorite sweater; I'd be here on the regular if I lived in a neighboring town. The worst thing I can say about Mount Inn is that they close at some point, between lunch and dinner meaning that guests must also leave. Until I inquired, they made no move to boot me from the bar, even though they were now closed and readying the place for later, for the dinner hour. If you're in the area make time for Mount Inn, even if it's just for a drink on that well-placed patio. read more

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We came for a few drinks and sat outside in the sunshine. The views are to die for and we found a friendly cat that seemed to live here, I am not surprised I would too.. A little more about the pub that I found on the web - A traditional 17th century Cotswold Inn which started life as a farmhouse, then became a cobble shop, a tea room and then an off-license. Now a pub with truly fantastic views of the Cotswolds offering a real fire and excellent pub food. Dog friendly too. No jukeboxes, no fruit machines, but a wonderful, calm and traditional atmosphere. There is an outside patio area, seating up to 30 people with rooftop views of Stanton extending to the Malverns and beyond to the Welsh mountains. read more

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Come for the view -- leave stuffed! The Mount Inn has wonderful views and is a great place for a meal on a nice day. It is in Stanton on the Cotswold Way, so is a great destination for a week-end walk. It is popular, especially on nice days. Call ahead for a table inside or arrive close to noon to snag a table outside. There is table service inside - outside, note your table number and then go in to order. The food was fresh and hardy and came in very generous portions. The meat and cheese plate had enough meet to feed a family of three and the sausage on mashed with cheddar included essentially a whole package of sausage. The hunk of country chicken pate was huge. It was a good thing we had to walk back to Buckland. read more

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The best food and most affordable drinks I had while in the Cotswolds. The staff was pleasant and the view was amazing. I went for the burger and breaded scampi. I suggest Rhubarb Gin for those who haven't had it before! read more

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so we live half hour away from this place and it is safe to say were gonna be making the trip as often as we can for food and chat at this absolute slice of heaven , the food was amazing now I've given good reviews before but this is second to none , no 1 the place /location FANTASTIC no 2 the vibe and people Great no 3 the food PHENOMENAL , me and the mrs went lads and meat loving ladies the steak , oh my lord it was exquisite massive and cooked to perfection , listen if your looking for a man meal make the journey , The cook .... Carl ..... amazing never before have I been three quarters through a steak and thought it may defeat me it's amazing , the staff are so lovely and I mean lovely to the bone . All in all BRILLIANT WELL DONE MOUNT you have got us both genuinely the best night had in ages and hopefully be lucky enough to bump into Tim, a local which made the vibe friendly and cosy !!!!!!! all the best and see you soon , Luke and Shannon read more

We have visited The Mount a few times over the past few years and each time it seems to be getting even better. You could be forgiven for thinking people just come for the view which is pretty amazing looking west but the quality of service and food were impeccable and put many pure restaurants to shame. While it was a busy sunny Sunday and we were at an outside table easily forgotten by less attentive waiting the staff, the service was impeccable with perfect timing between the courses. We both had the very seasonal and very local warm asparagus salad and for mains I had the roast sirloin of beef and my wife had the smoked haddock with a delicious poached egg, again (to her surprise having not read the menu carefully) on a bed of asparagus. For dessert we shared a bowl of organic chocolate ice cream and I had a cafetiere of coffee which compared to the tiny cups you often get served made a pleasant change with 3 cups easily extracted. A quirk of this place is that all food must be ordered at the bar and if you sit outside you can't run a tab and have to pay for the meal there and then and you must have a table number when you order which means it takes some planning with both people choosing from the menu then going back outside to bag a table, then the other person going back to order equipped with the required table number. This is worth the effort but after the main course it took around 10 minutes of queueing at the bar to order the dessert and coffee due to just one overworked person taking orders and serving drinks and taking payments (mainly by cards). Somewhat frustratingly, while I was away, the server asked my wife if we wanted anything else so I am a little confused as to the correct procedure. Ironically this paying up front procedure makes it very hard to leave a tip which considering the receipt states clearly service is not included and more importantly the quality of the service, is a bit of a pity. You should also be aware of the opening and food serving times as like all good food pubs it doesn't stay open all day every day nor does it serve food all the time that it's open. Update we visited again on the first weekend of July 2011 and it appears to be losing it's the sparkle. The girl behind the bar who was taking all the food orders was stressed and showing it this time. The toilets need some work desperately, surely there must be a way of not having the window above the gents urinals opening out onto a table? The food was pretty average, the potato daupinoise side dish which was always a lovely bonus, this time was dry and tasteless. And to top it all off some loud blonde alcoholic middle aged woman who arrived in a yellow Mazda MX5 (as a passenger) forced herself onto our (cosy for 4 people) table when other tables close by were unoccupied while I was performing the laborious ordering process. When I returned I advised her she was obscuring the view we had travelled here to admire and we relocated to one of the many other tables that were still available, I also knew our food would fill the table completely. We were amazed when we worked out she wasn't alone and had been waiting for a bloke to join us at the table too we were less amazed when she made a fake phone call mentioning how rude people were here today before that my wife had observed here trying all the seats to show that she wasn't obscuring the view crazy. read more