Horse & Hounds Restaurant in Wychavon

Great beers and pub grub. Traditional British food and dog friendly a stone throw from the green in the villlage which is beautiful

A nice pub on Broadway high street suitable for families and also dogs. The food was pretty decent and the service was good.

We booked a table for our party of eight on an early Saturday evening. We were sat at a nice table by the window with high seats. You have to order your food and drinks - no table service. There’s a good choice of good pub food which was reasonably priced, cooked fresh and well presented. We were all pleasantly surprised and would definitely return.

Great pub , beer selection good and prices excellent- really enjoyed it and dog friendly. Free WiFi .Not open on a mon and Tues just to keep that in mind .

Wer hier einkehrt, macht überhaupt nichts falsch. Eine angenehme Mischung aus ordentlichem Pub und abgetrenntem, leckeren Restaurant. Tischreservierung angeraten, nicht jeden Tag geöffnet. Ich war mit meiner (typisch englischen) Erbsensuppe und meinen richtig leckeren Linguini mit Flusskrebsen sehr zufrieden! Auch der Service ist gut und das Preis- / Leistungsverhältnis völlig angemessen. Hier fühlt man sich wohl!

Room is clean and comfortable. The staff are lovely. The beer was very good, as was the wine and the food was also good - as expected from descriptions and well cooked and presented. Towels are not as large as I like and being over a pub is just what one would expect. No complaints but if you want silence and not an interesting High Street then avoid. Otherwise... lovely.

Went to this restaurant for a family meal.waited over an hour for food.unacceptable it as wasn't busy.Five other tables near us had same complaint. Chicken was like a flat piece of rubber in breadcrumbs.expected proper chicken breast.They offered us free sweets.waited 30 mins for those.Staff very rude when we asked how long these would be.Management and Staff needs sorting out if this restaurant is to succeed.We will never go back to this place.

We went in for lunch and started to walk to a room just off the bar as there were no seats n the var only to be told don't go in there, no explanation given just don't go in there. As we were about to leave some people got up so we sat down and started to look at a menu only for someone who came over and said 45 minutes for food and then left. We left.Tip for the staff of the pub - if you are working in a service industry like the pub then customer service is paramount. Please take note.

We hadn't booked a table but they were very accomodating. Basic Pub food, i had the scampi and chips which was very nice. If you are visiting Broadway, this is probably one of the cheapest of places to eat, great food at a decent price. Only gripe we had was there were some children running through the restaurant, but would certainly eat here again.

Just popped in for coffee. Nice open fire on o cold and rainy day. Good coffee but service by one of the service staff could have been warmer and with a nicer greating

Locals pub that is dog friendly. Packed at the weekend especially if there is football or rugby on the TV. Nice place to relax and warmup on a cold winters day with a pint or two.

A character pub set in a Cotswold's Market town. Found staff/owners friendly, but on the day we visited very busy. Beers are well kept and pulled, we had a Sunday dinner in the diner side which had a lot of historic character. Service was a little slow, but then they were very busy. Food was well presented, but would have liked a little more veg, however that might be perceived as being picky! I would come again as its a classic Cotswold's pub that knows its beer.

Went in on a Saturday afternoon about 15:30 to watch a Rugby World Cup semi-final. Asked if we could order a sandwich - "no, we not serving food until 6 o'clock!" Ladies toilets had no soap or warm water. Did have a few beers but partner was driving and wanted a coffee. That request was met with a shrug and "if you really must I'll boil the kettle and make you something." If we hadn't wanted to see the match we would have left to find another venue.

Like all of Broadway, an amazing old building and real British Pub.We had an excellent dinner with good service at a reasonable price.Give it a go !!

Just dropped in for dinner. A nice character building and welcoming staff but quite quiet this evening. This restaurant is more reasonably priced than most in this very touristy village. My bass with goats cheese and orange salad was superb, my husbands steak was excellent and the caramel and chocolate cheesecake devine.

Called in on spec on a trip through the Cotswolds. Parking handy, the food was very tasty (good fish pie), in a relaxed pub / restaurant environment. Staff helpful and attentive.

Live this place! Always the first place we head for when in the area. Large selection of drink with good food on offer with a friendly atmosphere

considering the price of most accommodation in Broadway i think we had a good deal @ The Horse and Hounds. We only stayed the one night but we had an enjoyable stay. The room was basic but perfectly adequate with an en suite shower room with nice fluffy white towels. The bed was one of the best my husband had slept in, plenty of storage but no frills/extras. We ate in the restaurant, thankfully we booked as it was busy, we both had an excellent meal opting for the steak accompanied by a sauce and all the trimmings and a nice pudding with good wine. The breakfast was also very good with no complaints. We wouldn't hesitate to stay again.

The ideal place to end a full day enjoying the Cotswolds, We enjoyed our meal in very pleasant surroundings. Dianne and her staff made you feel very welcome and the choice from the menu was very extensive.well cooked and very enjoyable.

You just have to have the scampi as it was the most delicious I ever had. I was expecting a pub meal but I got much more than that.

We stopped here for dinner, hoping it would be quieter at the far end of the High Street on a busy weekend evening. The food was less than mediocre, and the service matched. There are better choices in Broadway.

We stayed BB at the 'Horse and Hounds' Broadway for 6 nights. We were looking for a place with character for a summer break, and looking on the web we thought we had found it. Yes, from the outside it looked what we wanted, but soon found that it was lacking any atmosphere at all and the decor inside was bland and did nothing to make this old inn welcoming. This old inn has great potential to be a very comfortable and pretty place to stay if only its owners could see that. I must say our bedrooms where clean and the beds made everyday with a change of towels everyday, and breakfast was good - but the inn itself could be so much more with some love and attention.

Walking in dirty after a hike and having a great meal was wonderful. Deep cushy seats to sit back and watch Wimbledon on TV while we had a pint was priceless!

We ate in the bar and enjoyed casual foods such as hamburgers and fish and chips. Food and service good but a little slow because of crowd on busy evening.

This was our first visit to the pub, we were only looking for a cold drink but the Red Mullet on the menu looked tempting and so one was ordered plus a Ploughman's for my wife, both excellent tasty meals to accompany a very pleasing pint. I have read previous reviews and comments about the staff attitude and the pubs décor and cleanliness, I cannot agree the pub is charming and after arriving home I contacted the landlady to say how impressed I was with the staff, food and service we received. The meal was great value for money and I will certainly be visiting again.

Apparently this pub is for the locals. We liked it alot. A little but quirky and the food was good. Not as popular as the other pubs in Broadway but worth a visit.

Cozy pub with good food in the beautiful village of Broadway. I've been here for a pub lunch three times in the past six years and have not been disappointed. Food is well prepared and a good value.

We sat outside the Horse and Hounds , Broadway, in the car deciding whether to go in. Had set off on spur of the moment wanting a good pub meal quite local to us. Something wholesome and well cooked. Nothing fancy and youd think not a lot to ask. We know beautiful Broadway well, eating across the board in several of the excellent cafes/restaurants/hotels.On this occasion we should have been persuaded by our initial instincts and kept driving. Outside the pub it's shabby. Youre already questioning the 4 star ratings!! Empty old flower baskets. Dirty (and a broken) windows. Could see a large tv screen on one side of the room. It didn't bode well. Texted my daughter to see if she'd ever been in? No answer. inside it just looks unloved. Looks dirty And without care and attention. The building is gorgeous but needs money speending on it - at least some Flash and a cleaning cloth. We were torn between having the homemade burger, or the homemade pie. Both decided on the chicken and leek pie, with farmhouse chips and 'vegetables'. I was drooling in anticipation hoping my initial fears weren't justified. The worst part about your imagination is that it has a mind of its own! We envisaged a deep, crust pie with oozing creamy sauce filling the plate and lovely sides. It was £10.95. What arrived was a sight to be seen! thin strip of puff pastry, not cooked as a pie, but browned after the filling was made. The chicken was very cheap quality. chips were ok but without any flavour - like frozen steak chips, and the veg consisted of a few slices of overcooked carrot and three times obliterated peas. It looked like bad school dinners.The plate was 'dry' so we asked for tomato ketchup (!) And mayonnaise (!!) to liven the whole sorry state up. That arrived after rather an unnecessary wait as no one was rushed off their feet. Quite the opposite. The barman (guess the owner) was involved in a conversation with 2 blokes at the bar, 1 of which used the F word several times. I'd have thought as younger children were present, and myself and my son, the said barman would have been within his right to ask him to mind his language?? Perhaps he didn't even notice! Anyway the miserable plate arrived with little care or courtesy. No one asked us if we were enjoying it nor had we enjoyed it! Good job really!! £10.95 isnt that expensive but....£4.95 would have been a rip off for this rubbish. No wonder pubs continue to go out of business. You simply cannot get away with poor service. Poor food. Dismal interiors. And a lack of interest in your clientele. it's just a total rip off relying on passing tourist trade. Thought wedove on from this mentality. Go in (if rest of Broadway is closed) for a pint and a loo break...then leg it quickly. Save your money. You'd be better finding McDonalds in Evesham! OG AND BY THE WAY ...on leaving, my daaughter finally sent her reply to my text!! Her answer? "Rough!".

Called in 5th May 2015 the service rather slow to say the least, not at all customer friendly. Whats-up with these people? don't appear to want to serve visitors to Broadway. The people which run this hostelry needs to get their act together.To be fair the meal was rather nice when it arrived.

May Bank Holiday and Broadway was fully booked. Staying for afew days locally in our naivety we only booked Sunday lunch. Come Saturday night we visited every possible eating establishment starting in Church St then up the High St and we were turned away from every pub and restaurant. It was the same at the Horse & Hounds but after pleading with the landlady she gave us the table of some 'no shows' and the six of us did get a meal instead of going hungry!There was a small menu on that night which we prefer as it usually implies freshly created and cooked food. We had 3 steaks, a meat and a fish pie and a fully loaded 8 inch high burger! All the food was enjoyed and yes we did have to wait for it to be served for sometime but on enquiry the staff were courteous and kept us informed, including a visit from the landlady who told what was going on and when we would be served. She was true to her word and the delay only served to allow further consumption of Old Hookey if I remember correctly. Thanks again to the landlady for fitting us and providing a very pleasant evening.

Having being disappointed with our trip to the Mount Inn, Broadway where after waiting c. 1hr we could get anyone to take our food order, we stopped here and enjoyed an excellent bar meal.Menu selection was not vast, but food delivered on quality and value!Service was friendly and efficient too

Shopping with a friend on a drizzly, cold day we were attracted by the appearance of the pub and the log fire we spotted through the window. On entry we were surprised to find it empty. We ordered mulled wine, just the thing on such a day and it was good, not over sweetened as is often the case. Had to ask for menus as, having seen us glance at the menu outside, the barman didnt seem to think we needed to be offered them. We ordered the baked camembert for two starter and some chunky chips. The cheese came with a tiny amount of relish, hardly enough for one. We weren't offered condiments and had to ask for vinegar and a spoon to serve the cheese. I know we we only had a snack but were not asked if everything was ok with our food . It was ok, but overall the casual attitude to service put me off. There are lots of eateries in Broadway so I will choose a different place on my next visit

Despite not having booked on the first visit we were found a table and had an excellent meal. Booked for the following night and had another good meal. Service was very good and very friendly.

It was our first trip to Broadway and after having a look around the lovely shops and a stroll in the park with my children I was really taken by it all! The place reminded me a little but like "Stow" which we visit a lot.We eventually worked up an appetite and noticed a lovely looking pub and could smell Sunday roast coming from it although there was no advertising of this on the menu outside (Especially being a Sunday?)Anyway, we decided to go in expecting it to be busy but to our surprise there were only staff at the bar. The waitress at the bar didn't greet us upon arrival and when we asked for a table it was almost too much effort. We were seated on a nice window table although the decor was a bit old/tired and grubby, a bit deceiving seeing as the building looks lovely on the outside. We asked the waitress what roasts were on as there was no Sunday menu to be seen to mine and my families surprise she didn't know and she also didn't know if they could do a child's and if the roast pork came with crackling??!Our meals came out served in a "ready made frozen" giant Yorkshire pudding, swimming in dark think gravy.We will definitely not recommend this pub nor will we visit ever again. It's an absolute shame the landlord/landlady doesn't care about this business as Broadway is such a lovely town.Personally I don't always go by Trip-advisor comments as I'd rather find out what a place is like for myself but honestly this one is a warning to the general public! Avoid.

Called in after a long walk into this busy pub, had to wait to be served which was fine. there were 14 of us so naturally it was a large order of drinks but after changing the gas on the bitter the landlord (?) Started moaning that with such a large order messed everything up! When we asked for chips he was so miserable and said well let me take for the drinks first ! It was clearly very busy but in these days of pubs closing every few days he should be glad of the custom but he won't be getting ours again

Sometime ago, I ate the most delicious tomato and basil soup for lunch in the Horse and Hounds and the memory stayed with me. Once again whilst working locally, I decided to call in for lunch and joy of all joys, the tomato and basil soup was on the menu. To go with the soup, rather than bread, I had some delicious fat chips which were hot and crispy down to the last one and the service too was excellent.Perhaps I should have stayed with the memory, but I subsequently returned to the Horse and Hounds with my husband for supper. We were the first people to arrive in the restaurant and requested a table by the window, but we were told by the sweet little blonde waitress that the table was already reserved. So we chose another table further into the restaurant but under a spotlight which we had to move as it was so bright. Some five minutes later another couple arrived, also with no booking and to our surprise, were shown to the table we had initially requested. We ordered our food and then waited some forty five minutes for it to arrive during which time the people behind us talked loudly on mobile telephones. Scampi and chips and re-heated fish pie should surely not have taken that long, especially as the peas were still frozen! We ate our meal, quietly fuming that the couple in our chosen seats were still receiving calls on their mobile telephones and talking loudly with the couple on the next table to them. We finished our main course and decided on some apple pie to share for our pudding and having waited a further fifteen minutes to place the order, my husband eventually went to the bar to place the order. The couple in our chosen seats were, by this time, just finishing their apple pie and cream having taken our menu card and placed their pudding order as soon as they had finished their lamb shank. Whilst we were wondering if we could have done more to help, the little blonde waitress came and sweetly informed us that all the apple pie had now gone. So we paid our bill and rather disappointed we left, £27.00 the poorer!Will we go back? Probably not.

I'd quite literally popped in for a quick drink before setting off home and waited at the bar for 10 minutes before being served. I was ignored and finally got quite annoyed when the bar girl went to serve someone else in front of me. For a lunchtime, to be so understaffed is totally unacceptable. For the short time I was in there I heard other guests complain about waiting for food and drinks orders not being served within a timely fashion.

Popped in for lunch today while visiting Broadway. There's no end of choice for food in this lovely village but we weren't disappointed with The Horse and Hound: we both had burgers and both of them (one lamb, one beef) were really good, and the ale was spot on and clearly well kept. The landlord was a nice welcoming and talkative chap who accommodated our one-year old brilliantly. All in all a really nice meal in a nice relaxed pub.

Nice pub, good home cooked food,nice selection of real ales and ciders would recommend it for lunch or dinner

The steak and ale pie was wonderful. My son enjoyed his salmon, and of course, Guinness. Service was a little slow, and as there were not many people in there at that time, not understandable. But we could walk from our B&B, so that was definitely a plus.

Visiting Broadway we'd managed to see one side of the High St. by lunchtime & were reluctant to walk back where there were more places.We're glad we didn't. A proper pub with really good food. We went for homemade things from the specials board, along with proper beer, well kept, in a lovely room (the non-sports bar as my wife didn't want to watch the golf!), at sensible prices.Go, you won't be disappointed.Phil.

We eat here one night every time we go the Cotswolds on our weeklong holiday and we have only good things to say. Ok, the tables are a little sticky, but the food is good and the staff is lovely. The atmosphere is good, too.

We arrived in Broadway having spent a wonderful special time in the Cotswold with my sister her husband and our disabled son. Our ambition was to see the World Cup final and have a few drinks. The bar was closed at 6pm. We were told that a staff member was sick and the owners would be a long. When the owners arrived they were white irate that there plans for the evening were upset. I can understand to a degree but if you're in the hospitality industry don't take it out on your customers. They were rude and let us know we were not welcome. The bar was poorly stocked and ran out of cider and had no sparkling water. Avoid this pub and it's owners. Horrible people. Horrible pub

Went here with my family. Said 6pm opening. Got there at 602. All dark and no one around. Waited until 615. Nothing. No one around. Saw three other groups also try and eat. Very disappointed

We had lunch here after being turned away from The Mount Inn at Stanton as the kitchen had closed! The kitchen here closes at 3pm, and the staff are very helpful and accommodating. The light lunches we had were good, and the service great. We sat outside, not much of a view but neat tables and umbrellas.

The food is generally nice but can be over priced and portion sizes can be small.It is a very relaxed atmosphere a typical country pub

My wife & I ate at The Horse & Hounds on a saturday night. There are 2 parts to this establishment, a traditonal English pub , with traditional ales as well as the usual modern beers & drinks.A bonus is there is also Sky Sports on a big TV for live sporting events.The second part is a resturant, which has antique furniture to complement the historic building.We were situated in the corner which was very cosy. The Fish Pie was very nice , with little potatoe & full of fish & prawns. This pie stayed red hot until I had eaten it. The Rump Steak was cooked to perfection & the vegetables were also perfect for us.The staff were very friendly & helpful & we would definatley eat there again!

We stumbled on Horse & Hounds by chance as we were driving through Broadway on a cold rainy day. We were looking for some warmth, good food and a good pint and we found it all here.The service was excellent, the food was very tasty while maintaining a honest, homemade quality.We were seated right next to the fireplace and enjoyed the warmth and the buzz from the pub.We ordered the tomato soup, fish and chips and the veal liver. All dishes were really good and I would recommend the pub to anyone.

My husband and I were staying in Broadway for the weekend and visited this pub for Sunday lunch. The lunch was delicious - I had the Roast beef which came with all the trimmings and my husband had the lamb shank which he said was delicious. Would definitely recommend

The horse and hound is a very nice pub with a friendly welcome. The food was very nice. Will return here if I'm in broadway again

We called in for lunch on a cold grey day. The pub was quite busy but service was efficient and friendly. We had sandwiches on ciabatta (2 pulled pork 1 sausage and onion) each with a bowl of excellent thin crispy chips. Portion size very generous and prices more than reasonable. Very pleasant furnishings and surroundings - altogether a most enjoyable experience!

Went here after late night Christmas shopping which was well worth the effort. H & H is a warm family friendly pub with great service & great food. We had a very enjoyable meal. Much better than the swann on the green.

Went here for a traditional roast Sunday lunch. The food was obviously well prepared with generous portions and very tasty. The deserts were very good if a little overpriced for the portion size. The service was also very good but the experience would be better if the staff were not dressed in jeans. The place itself looked a little tired decoration and furniture wise and gave the impression of a pub that does not care that much about appearances. The prices are therefore a little on the high side because of the down market appearance. As this is in a village that has a high tourist turnover I think they could do better. Perhaps they do not require repeat custom! As a local to the area I will probably not go again until it improves even though the food was very good.

The food was delicious, the staff friendly. Beautiful old English decor and lovely atmosphere. Catered to kids as well. Would go again

Vrai pub, pas une chaine. patrons très sympas. Nourriture typiquement anglaise, bonne et pas chère. service rapide et car park à l'arrière. pub à 3 min du centre et dès lors moins bondé et moins touristique car le village, en week end, est affolant!

The food was lovely and the staff were very freindly we enjoyed our eveing. It was very clean and comfy.

We stopped here for lunch after a long hot walk because they advertised a beer garden, an enticing thought. The beer garden turned out to be a small patch of artificial grass out back in a car park. One umbrella was provided, so we got to sit in the shade. Everyone else had to get sunburnt or move inside.I had a plough mans platter and, if what I got was anything to go by, this is an aspect of Britishn food culture that is dying. A hunk of cheddar, two very small loaves if bread, an egg cup full of piccalilli and one of dry and tired looking beetroot chunks. I asked for and got Branston pickle, also in an egg cup. The salad accompaniment was the usual suspects...tomato, lettuce, onion.PICCALLILI AND CHEESE DO NOT GO TOGETHER.My husband had the beef and ale pie. It was huge and rather stodgy with a gelatinous gravy. Not bad tasting though.I certainly won't go back and won't recommend anyone else to go there either.

This is a great place, nice and quaint. We're from CA and wanted to go to an English pub and this fit the bill! We came here after seeing Gifford's Circus (a vintage circus that tours locally) which was AMAZING!

The beer garden it's just a patch of fake grass in the parking lot and this is the only place where they would charge you for tap water!

Great pub food at reasonable prices - we had scampi & chips, gammon, pasta & sauce - all the family favourites. The staff were friendly and helpful, everything brought to us on time with a smile. It was an enjoyable evening in a local pub.

If you have eaten in the Cotsworlds you know that it is usually pricey. Not so here, great home food, friendly service and prices for main around the £8.50 mark which for Broadway is cheap!

We had two meals at Horse & Hounds during a week in the Cotswolds. First, on a beautiful Sunday afternoon, crowds everywhere in lovely Broadway so waited for a table for two in the dining room. Husband had salmon, a vegetarian pie for myself, both delish. Later in the week, evening meal, a fine pork loin for myself and ribeye for husband. No complaints. Service a bit slow Sunday because of crowd but very quick midweek. Would definitely return on our next trip.

Friendly dog friendly pub, you can just sit and chat with the other visitors or the locals. Beer very nice and real fire and ale, we did not eat this time but it seemed popular with people eating.

This was our best meal in a week in the area. My husband had the cottage pie and I had the five bean stew. The kids were happy with pizza and sausage and chips. All the meals were very fresh and very tasty. The atmosphere was convivial and the fires were on to warm us all up. The only downsides were the lack of high chairs (just one for the whole place) and no baby change facilities, but I don't expect that in pubs much anyway. It'd just be a bonus!

fair meals at a fair price with a good service, great place for lunch followed by Caminnettos in the evening.

Came here for a meal with my partner for New Years Eve and the food was amazing. I had fish and chips and my partner had the lamb shank. The deserts were to die for and the starters were amazing too. We actually said the food was so good we would travel from London just to come back for a meal. Loved it and will be back this yearThanks for a lovely night :)

We visited the Horse and Hounds twice during our stay in Broadway in October 2012. We ate in the restaurant which is oldey worldy and quiet. Both times we ate the Ciabatta pizza which was huge and yummy and a bargain at under £7. The desserts were also delicious and we can recommend the sticky toffee pudding and chocolate fondant (which was amazing). The service was good and the staff were friendly. They also serve the best beer in broadway which is another reason to return. The food is good and less pricey than other establishments in the village. Not sure why the restaurant seems so empty (perhaps because it is at the end of the High street)? We would eat here again depending on the menu choices and I could eat the chocolate fondant every day.

Best meal we have had in one of the pubs in the village this year.Had poached haddock with celeriac mash and it was faultless. Better half has has several pies in here and enjoyed this one as well.Not the prettiest of pubs to sit in but well worth a trip for food.Please keep hold of your chef!!

Last minute decision to visit the area, had been years since we used to camp round here. Having had many a good meal at this pub 10 - 15 years ago we looked at the traditional lunch menu and thought we'd go with it. The lady running it was a little officious at times and very pleasant and helpful at others. The food was great with a choice of Pork, Beef or Venison. Can honestly say I am not a Sunday lunch fan and is has been a long time since I have enjoyed one so much.

Loved this pub! Some of the locals were catching the Chelsea/Arsenal football game on TV while enjoying their pints. There were quite a few guests in the pub who brought their well-behaved pups in with them. A couple of them were so quiet, I didn't even realize they were there! My husband and I had a tasty fish & chips meal surrounded by the football fans and dog-lovers. The main pub room filled up just after we got there, but there was additional seating in another room. It was a great place to rest our feet after wandering around Broadway.

Home made steak and ale was really nice, good portion size. Also had Sunday lunch here which was very tasty, home made gravy and yorkshire puds. Good old pub food and a good selection of ales.

We arrived without a booking at 8pm on a wet Saturday night in September having been turned away by all the other hostelries along the High Street where every table was taken, so our expectations were not high. However, we were warmly greeted and had an absolutely excellent competitively-priced pub meal which included a superbly tender and well-presented steak. Unpretentious but very enjoyable.

We ate at the Horse & Hounds last night, I found the staff to be pleasant and service excellent, I ordered the Steak & Ale Pie, when It arrived I was gob smacked, it was a wopper of a pie with a massive pastry top, it was delicious and I could hardly move after polishing it off, wife had the feta & spinach quiche with new potatoes and veg which was also delicious all for £17, lots of other people seemed to be ordering Fajitas and looked equally as happy.H&H was clean, exposed beams and a real Cotswold feel, food & service excellent but you may need to loosen your belt a little

Pleasant service, great charm and atmoshere and good food. Enjoyed the meal here. Well worth a visit.

After a long day touring, we arrived in Broadway tired and not wanting to have a sit-down meal, we hoped that one of the restaurants would be willing to do take-out service. We came to Horse & Hounds and approached the bar. There was no one at the bar, except a man sitting on one of the stools playing with his cellphone. I wasn't sure if he worked there or was a customer so I didn't say anything. It turned out he was the manager, but didn't say one word to us or even bother to look in our direction when we came in. For a couple minutes, we were standing there awkwardly wondering if they were still open and taking customers and it sure would have been nice if the manager said something to us. Eventually, a young lady came behind the bar and we asked her if take-out of sandwiches was possible. She wasn't sure and turned to the manager and he indicated that it was okay. We sat down (the place was nearly empty) while we waited and when the food arrived, the young lady asked the manager how much of a discount we should get for take-out and apparently, he said none. This in itself didn't bother me as take-out may be unusual and we were very appreciative that they were willing to do it for us, but I found the manager, who projected a "you're a tourist whom I'll never see again so I don't have to treat you with a modicum of consideration" attitude (or maybe he's that rude to everyone) very off-putting. The sandwich itself was okay, but I won't judge a restaurant's fare on a take-out sandwich. The one positive is that the young lady behind the bar was very sweet and friendly. But because of the manager, I would discourage diners from coming here as they clearly don't appreciate your business.

Went to booked table in afternoon and was warningly greeted. On our return at 8pm again the same warm greeting and table in window had been reserved for us. There were 2 ladies serving us both of whom were exceptionally friendly and very knowledgable about the menu choices. Food was super, we both had steaks could be cut with a spoon they were so tender. Chose the cheese board, which for a country pub was perfect, a cheddar,a blue and a soft french all of which were perfectly ripen. Will be return there on our next visit to Broadway.

This was a great pace for a simple, informal meal.

Nice pub, located on the High Street. We had a meal in the bar as we had taken our dog with us. The guy on the bar was friendly and helpful. Food was fine and reasonably priced. Overall, no complaints and would visit again.

Oh dear, oh how bad can a place get over the Years.Rude staff (management?) with a mish-mash of Funiture.

We had 2 visits to this pub, the first night we witnessed a couple who were sat on a sofa next to the fire place when water came from the ceiling all over the Lady, they pointed this out to the landlord who simply turned and walked away saying it was one of his guests who could not read the sign and had left the shower door open. He offered no apology or even a towel for her to dry herself off. We went back the next night as we had arranged to meet friends there to watch England play (and loose) Italy. We could not believe that the landlord immediately switched off the TV when the referee blew the final whistle, there were lots of protests from the customers before he switched it back on. He then closed the bar !I found the landlord ignorant and appeared resentful of tourists.Food was OK normal pub standard nothing special. I would eat and drink somewhere else in Broadway

Nice atmosphere but, in spite of arriving early, there was only one serving of salmon available when both my wife and I ordered it.

good food, excellent service and handy from our hotel

We had to wait a while for our dinner, but the place was jumping and there was a key soccer match on the telly. The food was very good and the atmosphere fun.

We ate dinner here one night. The food was great with a nice selection on the menu. We did not get to try some of their selections because they had run out of food. We didn't realize we were visiting on a "Bank Holiday", so town was a little busier with people. I would recommend this Resturant again- just try a non-holiday weekend.

I ordered steak and ale pie, it looked alright until l tasted it, it was full of curry powder. I hate curry so I couldn't eat it. The homemade chips were soggy and dark brown in colour, and the veg was very over cooked.

i live in broadway and drink here alot. Beer is nice staff friendly and i always have a good time! Music nights are always a good laugh and 9 times out of ten the band or singers are fab! Dave and Di and all the gang are great!

I had a good soup and salad here. Service was pleasant and quick.

amazing food and amazing staff, we liked it that much we went the both nights of our 2 night stay!!

We had the most wonderful food in the Horse & Hounds, supported by a rarely to be found, group of passionate staff members.Clearly this is a family run pub, but to see such service was pleasing as was the lighest sticky toffee pudding that I have ever tried. The home made cheese and bacon burger is to die for and at a crazy price, for somewhere that is really a honeypot setting.A chilled out, no nonsense set up with first class food - You will not be disappointed.

Although the pub decor looks a little tired and dated, and the service is only average, the food is yummy. All home made and worth a visit. Bathroom was clean and well stocked and the prices were typically pub like. Reasonable indeed for its location.

This is the last night of a walking holiday in The Cotswolds. My boyfriend and I have stayed in various places which have been lovely and good value. As we are walking, as are most people as this is a walking Mecca, we have appreciated comfortable rooms and early nights. We were disappointed to find a leaking shower with no bath (we had been craving a bath after a painful and long hike!) and were surprised by this as this has been by far the most expensive accommodation we have stayed in. In addition, I am currently trying to sleep ready for tomorrow's walk but can't due to the horrific and extremely loud sound of awful karaoke music directly below my head, reverberating through the floor. We would have appreciated knowing about this at the time of booking or at least at the time of arrival. Maybe we should have checked our room had the desired bath at the time of booking but the high price tag really implied we were getting luxury for the night. And there really is no excuse to not warn guests about the karaoke music that is going to keep them awake. Disappointed and wouldn't recommend.

The food in this establishment was fantastic during the two nights that we stayed. The Venison Bourginan was extremely tasty and well presented. I wuld recommend this place to any traveller in the Cotswold area

Food was delicious, full of flavor. Ate here repeatedly during our stay in Broadway and in our opinion was the nicest in the village, and best value. Family run, friendly and helpful. Very enjoyable. And good wine!

Staff were cool and not very welcoming but that wasnt the worst part. Saturday lunchtime menu was a bit dull and mixed up ie starting with cod and chips followed by soup and the worst part was there were no descriptions of what the meals were which was to be our downfall. We ordered corned beef hash. This turned out to be a very tomatoey and SPICY bean and veg casserole with corned beef in it. I saw my hubbys face and knew he would hate it (not being keen on veg). I had a winter ploughmans - 4 chunks of bread, a warm camenbert and some chutney. £8.95!! I called the waitress over and said it was horrible and she sent a young man over who said the cheese was expensive. I threw £10 on the bar to cover drinks and refused to pay anymore. Expensive drinks! Would not recommend to anyone.

We had an evening meal on the restaurant. Highly satisfied. Pleasant atmosphere and helpful staff

This little pub is not particularly close to anything - sort of off in the boonies, and the attractive exterior belies the humble interior, but the food was generous and delicious, and our waitress was very nice, especially since we arrived about a half hour before closing. Shepherd pie was fantastic!! And a bowl of soup was huge, more like a platter of soup.

Owners really good and eager to please. Accomadation clean and comfortable. Food and service bery good.A decent selection of beers.

We turned up on spec, and were quickly shown to a table by the very friendly waitress. Our table was positioned near to the open log burner - perfect for a winter's evening. After some deliberation, we both decided to have the Steak and Ale pie - it took a little while (but not too long) to arrive - a good sign that it is freshly cooked. The steak was delicious - very tender, and no sign of any fat or gristle. The pastry top of the pie was literally melt in the mouth - out of this world. Accompanied by a lovely, buttery mash and some fresh veg. After a respectable interlude we were tempted by the dessert board - one Apple + Berry Pie and one Sticky Toffee Pudding. Neither disappointed - a perfect end to the evening.We enjoyed the meal so much that we tried to book a table for the following evening, but unfortunately they were fully booked - I can understand why!

It might have been an off day, or Sunday Lunch doesn't feature very highly in their repetoire.Initially very helpful service, very pleasant behind the bar. When discussing the Sunday lunch menu we asked about having a portion of roast beef pink received the response that it depends on how the chef cooks it but they would get something as near as possible. It was served well overcooked,dry, accompanied with soggy vegetables. Our other meal, the "homemade lasagne" was flavourless and dry, garlic bread tasted barely of garlic and side salad just a few leaves and tomato with no dressing.When the waitress passed by asking the usual question "everything alright?" the meals were returned barely touched with the polite comment that we'd asked for beef as near pink as possible and this was overcooked and dry and the lasagne was also dry and flavourless.. The response from the waitress was " we don't often get food returned but don't mind comment". Next thing a gentleman (in scruffy jeans) appeared, put a tatty bit of scribbled on paper on our table without comment and disappeared. It was our bill......! We took that as a hint that our presence was no longer welcome; no chance of a dessert or coffee or even an apology! We finished our wine and left.It may be that week day lunch and evening meals is their forte and interest. Sunday Lunch certainly isn't.

Called in on the off-chance of a table for Sunday roast yesterday and got what must have been the last reservation as by 1.15 the restaurant was full. Wondered how they would cope with so many people ordering within a few minutes of one another. Drinks came immediately; order taken within five minutes and food on the table 10 minutes later. To be honest we were not expecting great food (not at 8.95 for a full roast beef lunch) but it was very good.Plenty of lean beef with nicely cooked vegetables - garlic parsnips were excellent. The apple and berry crumble was three times the size and twice as good as a recent one at Brasserie Blanc in Oxford. Two roasts, one pudding a coffee and two drinks for 14.00 each was very good value. Nice surroundings and pleasant people. Will certainly return.