Great pub with excellent service! Very close from Thyme if you want a change. The sticky toffee…read morepudding looked delicious!

What a great pub…read more My wife organised an extended family get together here last weekend. We arrived a couple of hours early -- quite a trek from the Isle of Wight -- so asked a local and found a lovely walk to a pooh-stick bridge that starts 100m north of the pub. We then followed the burbling river (thames?) downstream even spotting a trout in the clear water. More pooh-sticks on the way back. There is a small triangle of grass over the land from the pub that doubles as its beer garden, very pleasant sipping a pint of Doom Bar, then into the pub for lunch. They had allocated us the old skittles room and had set up a long table on one side, with the skittle lane on the other that the rug rats used to play on. Food was splendid. Starters included: seafood linguine with muscles, clams, butterfly prawns ... yum; a subtle broad bean and mozzarella salad; and stuffed artichoke. Mains included: Shin of beef, a strong stewed meat with oodles of flavour; duck breast, a generous portion of meat, beautifully pink; and cornish hake that just melted in the mouth. Puddings were: the best bread and butter pudding I have ever had (and I don't like bread and butter pudding); gooey tangy treacle tart; and some unpasturised british cheeses. Mmmm. Really friendly and accommodating staff, a good local walk along the river, a pretty position and great food. What more could you ask!

Log fire, rustic beams, and a jumble of country pub furniture is the cozy scene that greets you as…read moreyou duck through the door of The Trout Inn. Things only get better when you get to the bar, there's a fine choice of good beers and ciders on tap. Outside, the garden runs down to the river and despite the fact it's p****** down, I can visualise me and a few choice friends spending a very happy afternoon lying on the grass in the summer sunshine working our way through the beer offerings tap by tap. I had high hopes that the food wouldn't spoil my dreaming. My steak pie was thick and rich with a good puff pastry topping, the steamed vegetables high quality with a nice bite to them and the fried potatoes crisp and not greasy at all. My companion declared his meal equally acceptable and we agreed the service was friendly. While I always feel it's a shame that anywhere with such a great location does not have equally outstanding food, I think you will enjoy it for what it is, good, solid pub grub, well cooked and served by a friendly team.

Brilliant homemade style food, great beer and traditional surroundings. Riverside garden for…read morefamilies. We recommend the cottage pie and white chocolate malteser cheesecake. One of our favourite restaurants in an area with plenty of good food.

Such a wonderful British pub!! Quintessential Cotswolds that offers a very warm and welcoming…read moreenvironment. It feels like home and the food is fantastic. The owner will tell you that they make food that they want to eat and love and you can tell. It is a wonderful menu that varies a little but each day. It's a perfect place to stop in the countryside for a relaxing time and great meal!

Traditional village pub with a friendly atmosphere and a good range of food…read more Amongst the things on the menu are some very tasty home-made pies which are excellent.

I was here on a Saturday afternoon as part of a wedding party, thus I can't review this pub too…read moreaccurately. However, I can certainly say that I enjoyed the couple of hours I spent here: with a relatively small interior packed with the kind of knick-knacks wall pubs tend to collect, along with a sizable and pleasant enough beer garden, the place is welcoming with a homely feel (even if packed out by wedding guests). Best of all, though, is the on-site micro "Halfpenny Brewery". The Thames Tickler served here was obviously well-cared for, with a nice bitterness. Another 4 or so of their brews was on tap, ranging from an amber ale to a stout. I can't really comment on the food, and this isn't the place for a cocktail, but it's definitely an nice pub, especially for the real-ale drinker.

Traditional English pub with friendly staff and a warm fireplace. I would live here if it was an…read moreoption built in 1843.

I'm not sure I can say enough good things about this place. A 17th century pub and restaurant with…read moremore modern sleeping quarters. The patriarch was running the bar when I was about, and the conversation was pleasant and warm and the beer was cold. The multiple fireplaces, exposed beams and leather couches gave me a sense that besides eating, it would be a great place to pass some time with a friend or in thought. The food: simple yet amazing, the rooms: clean and good enough, the bar and restaurant: a winner.

This place was awesome! We stayed directly across the street at The Dozing Duck (Airbnb) so of…read morecourse made a reservation for dinner here. (No reservation needed on the pub side-we ate in the restaurant) The food is locally sourced, fresh and authentic rustic farm to table. Even my side salad was delicious. I highly recommend!!

Our go to whenever we are in Oxford visiting family. They have a nice outdoor area, not a lot of…read moretables with umbrellas but no worries if it is nice out. If you eat in the bar area you go to the bartender order your drink of choice and meal. Hint...if you only feel like a half portion of fish and chips you can order a half order and for me it's a perfect portion of food. They do have a bar menu too if you don't want fish and chips. But really who goes to a pub in England and not order fish and chips. This is the place to do so. They do have a restaurant but I believe you need a reservation for that. Worth every bit for a nice meal out and I believe that the menu is a bit different.

Burford has significant meaning to my group so it was a must visit for us while in the Cotswolds…read more Since we hadn't eaten, he chose The Angel at Burford for us, which operates as a restaurant and hotel. It's a nice pub and establishment. When you enter there's a bar and some cozy indoor seating with natural light. Nothing fancy. There's also a wonderful outdoor patio, which is where we sat. There's two floors to it and most of the seating is covered. The service by workers were all friendly and nice. We ordered with them then paid at the bar. We shared Duck and Orange Pate. It was thick, tasty, and complex but well balanced. I had the Crispy Chicken Sandwich--the mixed leaves were tasty, the chicken crispy, and honestly it was a filling sandwich. I would say I'd like more in between the bread but it did fill me up. You've got plenty of pub options in Burford, but we quite enjoyed our time at The Angel. It's off Witney Street and a nice place to dine!

Sophie our server was sooooo nice and accommodating. It was so much fun going to where my ancestors…read morecame from. I know that great grandfather's back millennia helped build the Burford bridge over the little river that's at the foot of high Street and so it was fun seeing all these places and having lunch there and thinking about my families connection to the town. Burford is considered to be the gateway to the cot waltz. The cot walls has an old area that has changed for a little over the hundreds of years and has amazing architecture and houses and farms. It's surrounded by rolling Hills and Dells and little rivers running through it. Burford is considered the gateway to the cot walls because it showcases several styles of very old architecture. that's still an excellent condition. If you have questions about what to do while you're there go to the Tolsey house. But I have to say there is no question that when I got there And it was lunchtime that I selected the angel at Burford to eat the fine food that they serve there. The staff quality of the food everything was amazing. I will return time and time again.