The Ebrington Arms

THE INSIDERThe Ebrington ArmsA long-established village pub near Chipping Campden, suited to lunch, dinner or pairing with a country walk. Plan it with a walk This works naturally after a countryside day around Chipping Campden. Check food service, table availability and current dog arrangements directly before travelling. Practical notes These places are working venues, historic […]

Eight Bells Inn

THE INSIDEREight Bells InnVisiting with children: the inn offers a children’s menu, but its bedrooms are not suitable for children under six. Check arrangements for your party directly before booking. Why we like it Eight Bells gives Chipping Campden a proper pub option with enough polish for dinner but without losing the feeling of an […]

The Fleece, Cirencester

THE INSIDERThe Fleece, CirencesterWhy we like it The Fleece is one of the easiest answers when you want a traditional Cotswold inn without giving up a central town location. Its collection of Grade II listed buildings sits directly on the Market Place, with bedrooms, restaurant spaces and a bar that still aims to feel like […]

The Mousetrap Inn

THE INSIDERThe Mousetrap InnWhy we like it The Mousetrap Inn is a useful Bourton-on-the-Water option when you want a proper pub meal and a bit more breathing room than the busiest stretch beside the river. It feels like somewhere you can build lunch or dinner into the day rather than simply grabbing whatever table happens […]

Dunkertons (Cheltenham Taproom & Shop)

THE INSIDERDunkertons (Cheltenham Taproom & Shop)Dunkertons Park at Dowdeswell is one of the easiest recommendations when you want something relaxed, sociable and a little different from a traditional Cotswold pub. The organic cider producer has turned its Cheltenham base into much more than a shop: there is a large taproom, several independent food traders, regular […]