License goes back to 1540 charter under Henry VIII rule! The…read moreThai flavoring was good throughout the meal. Service was extremely slow! It it took 3+ hours to get through!

Brilliant little local pub with real ale (CAMRA pub of Autumn 2012), decent Thai food, great…read moreatmosphere and a roaring fire. The bar manager, John, can be forced to mix a mean cocktail.....

Excellent food with a great location and service…read more Great Caesar salad and choice of desserts! Lots of available parking.

Very good meal in a very rural setting. Parking nearby was easy and service was good. Very much off…read morethe beaten track but recommended.

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

The Blue Boar Inn is an old pub with great food and an excellent selection of beers, wines, and…read morecocktails. We stopped in while on holiday in the Cotswolds. We weren't sure what to expect on Sunday afternoon in Chipping Norton since most places are closed or close early on Sundays. We started with the Baked Camembert with rustic bread and an apple chutney. This was a great starter to share with a couple folks and enjoy with wine or a draft beer. For our entrees we chose the Sunday roast and the chicken and leek pie. I realize that England has gotten some bad rap in the past about their food not tasting good, which this place disproves. The roast was cooked to rare and was accompanied by roasted potatoes and root vegetables. In addition, there was a side of steamed vegetables made of squash, leeks, and kale. The Yorkshire pudding was a nice addition to the meal. The chicken and leek pie had the same steamed vegetables as well as mashed potatoes and gravy. The pie was very tasty. We also got the cauliflower and cheese bake. It was a side large enough to share. The rum cake was great at the end. The chef is from Jamaica and very talented and the service here is impeccable. We will probably be back again before we leave in a couple days to try the rabbit or something else.

Consistently great at The Blue Boar, great sized pub and a very good restaurant, family favourite…read more The Sunday lunch always a winner and a good wine list. Good for sports too

Spectacular crowd at the bar with amazing locals and local ales. Pork and sticky toffee pudding…read morewere super! Must visit. We will definitely make it back here again!!!

DO NOT COME HERE!!!! Just kidding. This was one of my favorite places on our drive through the…read moreCotswolds. The staff was friendly and welcoming. The bar area had great character and felt like a traditional country pub. The drinks were fantastic and the Guinness pour was spot on. We started with the salami and pickles, could have eaten 50 of them. My fish and chips were as good as any that I have ever had. Will forever compare all others to this. The back garden dining area was green and peaceful. Would have sat out there all day and had drinks and food. I hope that this place continues to do exactly what they are doing. Will make this my first stop on returning to England.

Amazing meal! Traditional Sunday roast but it was a special touch! Would love to go again next time…read moreI'm in that area! The Yorkshire pudding was one of the best I've had!

The Red Lion is a welcoming little boozer in Ilmington: without the (well-earned, it has to be…read moresaid) pretensions of grandeur that it's neighbour the Howard Arms has, this pub has a cheery buzz about it and a great village feel. The landlord & lady dish up a decent pint of Hooky or Old Hooky, and even though we were there & didn't know any of the locals it felt like we were part of the scene rather than interlopers from out of town. Food-wise there's a decent selection of basic meals serviceable cuisine, and well-prepared. Unlikely to get a Michelin star, but definitely decent grub. Solid.

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.

The George is a place that you will either love or hate. Its very quirky and sits in the space…read morebetween being a pub and a hotel. Its rooms vary between quite small and pokey to vast but all are decorated in a food theme, (Artichoke to Lobster!). The rooms aren't bad but some bits and pieces don't quite work as they should or are a bit worn. There can be quite a lot of noise outside from rowdy smokers and party animals. The food is pretty good but the service can be slow. As a pub its fine, if a bit pretentious. The Friday Happy Hour with champagne deals is hopping. The quiet library room and private dining room are very pleasant. There are certainly many worse places but with a little more effort, The George could be superb.

Good selection of beer, above average wine list, tasty food, great ambiance. As good a pub as you…read morewill find.

Wouldn't let us sit for drinks at multiple tables not reserved for over an hour. We only had three…read morepeople and they also wouldn't add a chair to an open table for two with plenty of room. Terrible and rude. Don't go here, they won't serve you.