Seven Tuns in Cotswold - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We walked from Chedworth Roman Villa to Seven Tons Inn for lunch. Plenty of tables available as early weekday. The food took a long time to arrive as apparently they were a chef down. Food good but pricy and 10% service charge on top. Made a nice day out and nice pub so overall can't fault it.

If we dont use these pubs they will go and they won’t ever come back. This pub is damn good. Great welcome. Wonderful service. A fabulous menu and wine list. It was delicious. It’s not over done up. It’s owner run - increasingly rare but it retained everything I wanted in a pub. I urge you to pay it a visit.

Three generations ranging from 10 to 80 had Sunday lunch here for my father in law’s 80th birthday. Good food, and excellent service - attentive but not overwhelming. We (11 of us) all got served at the same time, which was a far better experience that I’ve had elsewhere in a big party. I really enjoyed the vegan nut roast Sunday lunch too. A very pleasant change to be included in the “roast” options, and spot on for an autumnal Sunday lunch.

My partner and I recently got married in the Cotswolds and were looking for somewhere to go with some family and friends the day after. Simon, Charlotte and the team were so accommodating from the outset. They were so flexible with my request, given that it was the week before and for around 30 people. They did everything they could on the day to serve everyone - they are a small but mighty pub. I can’t thank them enough for the delicious food, drink, brilliant service and all-round gorgeous, tranquil setting. It was the cherry on top of our wedding weekend. I would highly recommend the Seven Tuns to anyone and will definitely be back when we next come to visit.

We enjoyed a really good lunch: straightforward menu made with best quality ingredients. Simon and his team provided excellent and friendly service. Highly recommended.

We visited here before COVID and realised recently we were a mere 1hr diversion away so decided to make it. The food as usual was stunning even a midweek lunch was superb from flavour to presentation. The owners are attentive, knowledgeable and welcoming. The atmosphere relaxed and you feel looked after.

Hidden away down some little lanes, this absolute gem of a country pub, dog friendly, great ambiance serving excellent food, Very friendly and courteous staff, thank you for a wonderful evening Seven Tuns.

What an amazing find! Stunning Cotswold stone pub in a beautiful little hamlet at the bottom of the valley. The food was delicious. Imaginative menu with all fresh, high quality ingredients. Everything, down to the tomato ketchup and flat breads was home made. The staff were delightful. Definitely worth the drive out. Can’t wait for an excuse to go back.

I've been to many country pubs over the years and have to say this pub was top. I had a burger and chips and it was such a lovely meal. The burger was juicy full of flavor and even the fries were great. I would happily recommend the service, food and the pub to any traveler willing to try this fine pub for a great all-round experience.

We visited for lunch on our golden wedding anniversary .There were 8 of us including our 18 month old granddaughter. The service was excellent. We were made to feel special . The food was delicious. Our deserts had chocolate Congratulations written on the plate . First class, thank you for a great experience

We visited during our camping break and, being massive foodies, decided to bring the children and our friends to the 7 Tuns. Even though we arrived with children we were made to feel instantly welcome by the staff who provided an excellent service throughout. The menu was varied but refined and the choice of roasted bone marrow on the side of our steak told me all I needed to know about the attention to flavour and ingredients the chef invests. The kids were offered the same good food but in half portions and very good value. The garden had a lovely feel to it and we could have stayed for hours longer enjoying the mood. We met Simon, the landlord, at the end of our meal as he himself came to follow up on our experience. When we informed him of our dreaded walk back to camp he kindly offered to drive us himself. This was clearly somebody passionate about food/wine and customer experience. We can’t thank him enough for the afternoon we had and we very much look forward to coming back again soon. Possibly child free.

Just gets better - my family came for a birthday lunch and the food, service and atmosphere were excellent. This pub serves restaurant quality food at good prices. Quite honestly the best dining experience I’ve had since lockdown eased.We have been many times before and will be coming many times to come!!

Latest experience ~ quite slow service ~ and the price stings when one realizes that the charmingly asked, "would you like a side order of mash with your pie," comes extra.Have been coming here for about 20 years (I live about 10 miles away.) It used to be the place I'd take people. But like so many in the rural pub trade it's been through several landlords since ~ lost and closed and saved again.

Well I don’t know where to start. We arrived at the seven tuns to be greeted by Simon (landlord) he was very friendly and found us a lovely table out the sun. The service by Chris and Josh was very efficient. The team were always one step ahead of all of our needs.The seven tuns

Three of us had lunch here today.All of the food was delicious and very well presented. We sat in the lovely garden in the in the sunshine surrounded by great views.The staff were very efficient and polite without being intrusive. Would definitely eat here again.

We had a wonderful lunch here despite the tempestuous weather. The landlord and staff were very welcoming, the service was excellent, and the food was delicious. The hot water bottles they provided came in very handy (even though we had arrived dressed for the Arctic) and we managed to have a lovely time, whilst ignoring the wind and rain. The Seven Tuns is well worth a visit if you are in the area,.

My husband and I have just enjoyed the most delicious meal here with attentive service, beautiful view and friendly cats! The hot waters bottles and blankets provided were a welcome touch as it’s alfresco dining only during these COVID times! I would highly recommend this place where the guys who run it are clearly passionate about good food and hosting people. We plan to come back one day soon. X

What a find! A stunning pub in a beautiful location! Amazing food and customer service that went above and beyond! Definitely coming back!

This pubs is amazing. The food is gorgeous and reasonably priced. The owners are so welcoming and accommodating and even provided hot water bottles and blankets to keep us warm as we could only sit outside.

Just a beautiful place! Amazing service, amazing hosts, amazing food and beautiful views. Umbrellas over most tables to keep you dry and blankets and hot water bottles available for when it’s not the warmest. Will definitely be back when in the area, look forward to being welcomed back inside!

A beautiful pub serving gorgeous food, a very welcoming atmosphere and excellent customer service. Thank you Simon and team, we will be back!

Wonderful food and very friendly service at this lovely rural pub. We were made most welcome and all our food was excellent. I can personally recommend the roast beef. Bring your boules as they have a boules strip.

Perfect, relaxed atmosphere, efficient staff. Stopped here after a long walk with the kids for refreshments. Will definitely be back.

We were staying in Chedworth and recommended to visit Seven Tuns. It was a lovely outside area/ ambience, beautiful food - had the tandoori monkfish tail (divine) and even played a game of bowls in their pitch! Loved it so much we went again two evenings later! Simon was lovely on the phone and staff were very attentive

My friend and I went for our first post lockdown pub Sunday lunch and we can honestly say it was just fabulous. Lovely staff and landlord, yummy food and a beautiful garden to sit in. After the longest time away from the pub this was absolute happiness and deliciousness - thank you,

We have been dealing with Simon and it has been an absolute pleasure to do so. Very understanding too!

Great food and service. Privileged to have it on our doorstep. Lots of local ingredients (food & drink).Black pudding croquettes are a thing of beauty. The rib eye with peppercorn sauce and hand made chips a delight. Use it or lose it. Current owners took over a few months before COVID-19 and have done all they can to keep the lights on. They need and deserve support once “normal” returns.

I went to Seven Tuns last night and I had smoked mackerel pate and pheasant. It was better than delicious. The smoked mackerel flavour was delicate and the pheasant was tender with mash and greens. Perfect portion size and 2 courses for just £15. The wine also has a 20% discount from Sun eve to Thurs. This offer is to encourage people to come in the weekdays.The team is top notch and the pub is set up so you feel safe. There are several rooms with cozy fires, social distancing works well. There is also a beer garden.This is a very special country pub and it needs people to keep it going during the pandemic. If you come you will not be disappointed and you're in for a treat.

So good to get back to this great place. I had my dog with me and he was given biscuits and a bowl of water! Fires made it cosy and the food was divine. It was such a miserable day I had all three courses and the burger was beautifully presented and filling. The best of luck in difficult times Seven Tuns!

Having specifically chosen and booked here after a long drive for the advertised Sunday roast it was disappointing to be told that stops early afternoon though no mention on the website. Enjoyable meal nonetheless. Historic building but lacked the character inside with paintings for sale on the wall not of the era. No doubt a fantastic atmosphere at Christmas with lights and more dressings inside.

Visited on 2nd November as a stop off before a holiday at the Cotswold Water Park. So pleased we decided to come here, the staff were very friendly and professional, and were very accommodating to us and our 3 month old. We shared some chilli and salt and pepper chicken wings which were so tasty, and then had g to be wagyu burger each which was one of the best burgers I’ve ever had. The black garlic ketchup was delicious, as was the seasoning on the chips! Such a gorgeous building steeped in history in a wonderful part of the country. We will definitely return!

I’ve eaten out more times than I care to remember in my life, in many countries, but I have to say that this was one of the best meals I’ve ever had, even including Michelin star restaurants. The chef is clearly very talented.It appears to be just a pub in the sprawling village of Chedworth but, if you’re within striking distance, you must visit (Covid restrictions permitting).Service was excellent, wines by the glass were good and the meal wasn’t overpriced.Thoroughly recommended.

Absolutely no compromise made here on taste and service even in these challenging times. Smoked Bibury Trout starter followed by special of the softest calves liver, crispiest bacon and silky mash EVER. My husband had the crab gratin followed by steak and was equally impressed. Read 'Our Story' on their website - exactly 'what it says on the tin'. Simon and his team have done an amazing job. Thank you.Wish we lived closer to visit more often.

We had a really great meal here with our 3 children. The staff were really friendly and very accommodating with the menu, 2 of our children had smaller versions of the adult meals all freshly made to order. We had Steak with truffle and parmesan chips which was delicious. You do need to book as its really popular.

Amazing lunch. I think the best Liver and Bacon I have ever had. Really lovely service. We were soaked and our dog even got a biscuit and blanket to dry off from the waitress. Would definitely recommend and we will be back.

Attentive staff and very Covid safe. Absolutely delicious food. Menu difficult to choose from - would have liked to try it all. Liver parfait smooth and delicate flavour. Baked cod and trout dishes beautifully cooked. Portion sizes perfect.Finished with the sticky toffee pudding and cheese.Great meal

Fantastic Sunday Lunch.The Roast Beef was melt in the mouth, the Pork Knuckle with crackling was devine. Great vegetables and the best gravy I have had in a long time.The three of us were so full we couldn’t face a Dessert each so shared a seasonal crumble two of us had ice cream and the other had custard. The Vanilla Ice Cream was amazing.We all had soft drinks and for the 3 of us including a tip was £78.Fabulous value for an outstanding meal

A friend of mine and I visited this pub after doing a hike around the local area. On entering the pub I waited by the table as advised by a sign, awaiting someone to come and seat me. What looked like the proprietor saw me and took payment from a table of customers seated nearby. He returned with change, ignored me again without uttering a word along the lines of 'I'll be with you in a minute' turned his back and walked out of the room. He didn't look particularly busy, which I could forgive. I can only surmise that because I was not dressed for lunch that, he did not welcome my custom. After waiting for 5 minutes we left and visited the Stump, a far more welcoming and warm pub. I haven't experienced that sort of attitude for years and it really goes against the spirit of what a pub should be about. Shame on you 7 Tuns!

Just had a delicious lunch here after a lovely long walk ! Can highly recommend the wagyu burger and yummy homemade skin on chips. Lovely staff and very welcoming xx

Busqué el Seven Tuns sobre la base de las revisiones de TA como nunca lo hubiera encontrado de otra manera. Hay un gran jardín con una hermosa vista de las colinas y estaba lo suficientemente caliente como para sentarse afuera. Hubo servicio de mesa según las regulaciones de Covid y los camareros fueron muy atentos y amables e hicieron un escándalo con el perro, lo que siempre es una ventaja en nuestros libros.Había una serie de cosas en el menú que se veían bien, pero ambos fuimos por la hamburguesa Wagyu, que estaba deliciosa con la salsa casera de ajo negro. Teníamos budín de caramelo pegajoso de postre, que fue uno de los mejores que hemos tenido. Pensaba que los precios también eran razonables. Sin duda volvería.

Comida y vino absolutamente deliciosos servidos por un personal maravilloso y amable. Simon y Kay fueron excepcionales al hacernos sentir muy bienvenidos. El menú tenía una amplia variedad de platos vegetarianos y veganos y la lista de vinos es extensa. ¿La única opción difícil fue elegir el postre? Terminamos con uno de cada uno y otra vez, ¡no nos decepcionó!

We are regular visitors to this lovely place. Food never disappoints, well done Tom and Co. Can’t find a Sunday lunch to beat it. Always a warm welcome and service is the best. J&P

Fabulosa bienvenida de Simon frente a la casa y Tom en la cocina. Sería difícil encontrar un lugar más hermoso para almorzar, ya sea adentro (espacioso, elegante) o afuera con excelentes vistas. Todo estaba cocinado a la perfección y realmente agradable. Nos gustó especialmente el menú flexible que permite a los comensales elegir dos platos pequeños en lugar de uno grande, ¡perfecto para los apetitos más pequeños o para aquellos que simplemente no pueden elegir como nosotros!

Reservamos a última hora el sábado pasado por la noche y no podemos elogiar la comida, el servicio y la hospitalidad lo suficiente. El propietario Simon fue muy amable y la calidad de los platos fue excepcional. El pan casero era el mejor que hemos probado en mi vida y los entrantes estaban bien presentados y eran de un alto nivel. Los platos principales eran igual de buenos y el pudín de caramelo pegajoso casero con helado completó nuestra experiencia culinaria a la perfección.Recomendamos encarecidamente este hermoso y pintoresco pub / restaurante y sin duda volveremos a visitarlo cuando estemos en la zona.

Un fin de semana en Cotswold terminó con una comida fantástica en Seven Tuns en Chedworth. Ambiente encantador, excelente comida y personal muy atento. No se apresure a cenar a su propio ritmo. Puedo recomendar encarecidamente el Sunday Roast, especialmente el Beef. Cocine lentamente durante 12 horas para que quede muy tierno y aún bien rosado. Al intentar reservar un taxi, el propietario se acercó y nos ofreció llevarnos de regreso a nuestra cabaña, que estaba a unos 3 1/2 millas de distancia. Un gran final para una gran comida. Muchas gracias Simon y su personal.

¡Definitivamente vale la pena una visita! ! Gran asado de domingo, a un precio realmente razonable. el personal es muy amable, especialmente el propietario Simon, que nos llevó de regreso a nuestra casa de vacaciones, después de una larga caminata hasta el pub, ¡no teníamos energía para caminar de regreso! ! ¡Definitivamente volveremos en nuestra próxima visita a los Cotswolds! Gracias Simon por hacernos sentir muy bienvenidos x

Nos estábamos quedando en The Cotswolds y buscando un pub que admita perros para el almuerzo del domingo, encontramos una joya. Siendo vegetarianos a menudo tenemos que conformarnos con la obligada lasaña de verduras. Sin embargo, aquí los vegetarianos y veganos no son un pensamiento posterior. Tuve una remolacha muy sabrosa, un entrante de verduras asadas y el asado de nueces como plato principal. Ambos estaban deliciosos. El mejor asado de nueces que he probado. El personal fue maravilloso y amable. Fue un servicio ajetreado, pero no se sintió presionado ni ignorado. Gracias por una gran comida. Volveremos.

Este es el pub perfecto para una deliciosa cena en una hermosa zona. Me topé con Seven Tuns por accidente y pensamos en intentarlo. El personal era amable, muy servicial y la comida fue una de las mejores comidas que tuvimos en mucho tiempo. Porciones de gran tamaño, gran ambiente y muy práctico había un pequeño aparcamiento.

Este pub bastante especial está en un entorno encantador, y la comida fue igualmente gloriosa. Hay un agradable patio donde la mayoría de la gente estaba comiendo el día que fuimos, pero decidimos sentarnos adentro. El servicio es un poco lento, así que no vayas si tienes prisa, si no estás sentado y disfruta. Las croquetas de morcilla fueron una de las mejores cosas que he comido en mucho tiempo y el pescado y las patatas fritas estaban exactamente como deberían ser. Mis compañeros disfrutaron igualmente de su comida. El personal y el propietario fueron amables y acogedores. Iremos de nuevo.

Lovely food, staff friendly service was good however it got busy towards the end of our meal and took a little longer to order pudding and get the pill was definitely return the fish and chips where fab and my partner enjoyed his burger.

We ate here for dinner during our week's holiday in the Cotswolds. Staff were very friendly. Lovely menu. Food was tasty. One way system in place for Covid and hand gel available. Tables spaced apart. Being dog friendly was a bonus.

Great experience! Lunch outside in glorious sunshine and beautiful setting (nice place to cycle to) but inside would be cosy and welcoming when Autumn and Winter arrive. Friendly welcome, attentive but relaxed service and good beer and food. Food is a really nice take on pub grub with some interesting additions, especially the veggie and vegan options. Appeared dog and child friendly. Can’t wait to return.

Great meal with an extensive wine list. Location is in the middle of nowhere but worth the trek. Ribeye steak was excellent.

This was our first visit to this relatively newly refurbished pub, having moved away from the Cotswolds some years ago. In an area with lots of options for lunch this was a great choice.It is run with the quiet unassuming confidence of people who know that their food is great. Our waiter was relaxed but efficient, informative but unobtrusive.All necessary COVID procedures were followed but without the overly officious pomposity we unfortunately encountered during our ten day trip around the country.The renovation work has been sympathetic to this lovely old building and the outside space is extensive. We were very happy to dine al fresco on what was a lovely day.The wine list is incredible and is clearly a passion for the owner. Only rarely (perhaps in France) have we seen more a more extensive or lovingly compiled wine list. Many of the wines were well beyond our meagre (civil service) pensions but we were very happy with our modest bottle of rosé which was perfectly chilled.But the real star of this show was the cooking. I had the smoked haddock risotto my wife chose the garlic prawn Caesar salad. Both were cooked/ prepared with absolute precision and consummate skill. This chef really knows what he’s doing.We ate out at least once a day on our trip and this was the best food by a distance.Our stay in the Cotswolds on this occasion was a brief one but we will return and the next time we’ll make the Seven Tuns the focus of it.

Visited today as a guest of my father-in-law and his wife who are staying in the village for a Cotswold break. Right from the moment we arrived we were made to feel so welcome by Simon and his staff. Nothing was too much trouble even though we had arranged to be a late lunch sitting. The menu choice was just perfect (6 of us), and we were almost spoilt for choice. Our starters came out very promptly and we certainly were not disappointed, mains were just perfect and I have to say divine chips and no Hellman’s or Heinz here, all home produced condiments and food beautifully presented. Cannot wait to visit again after a dog walk and looking forward to a Sunday roast. Thank you Peter Dennis for finding this absolute gem, and thank you to Simon and all of the staff.

We were staying in the nearby Shrove Cottage, they had recommended here for a meal, so I booked well in advance. I am glad I did as the pub was busy, which is always a good sign! Despite the busy-ness, there was still plenty of social distancing happening and our table was set well away from other tables.Our food was delicious and service was efficient and friendly.We would definitely return if we are in the area.

We had been told to try Seven Tuns for their Waygu burger and it was delicious. We also sampled the dessert menu and it was one of the best brownies we'd had. We were told beforehand that there was a BBQ event with a band and this just added to the experience. It's a lovely village pub with warm and welcoming staff, amongst beautiful scenery. Definitely worth a visit and we will be back and have since recommended to friends and family!

I found Seven Tuns on trip advisor with great reviews so thought we’d give it a try. Didn’t disappoint, food was great, a simple menu with lots of choice and something for everyone but the quality of the food was great. The service was brilliant too, friendly staff on hand, great atmosphere, was quite busy when we went but service was still quick! Definitely recommend

Excellent place, great food and great service. Well worth the money. It's different from other country pubs. Everything is done to a higher standard. Lots of homemade stuff. I shall be visiting again.

We had a lovely lunch at this pub yesterday and would like to thank the staff...they were very helpful and efficient. We’ll definitely be visiting again!

Stumbled upon this pub. Staff very welcoming. Local cider was good. Ordered f&c’s. Very nice. Picturesque village. Worth visiting the village church and the big house over looking the pub. Beautiful. Give the pub and village a go.

My husband and I came for a drink and we’re really impressed with the service and the set-up for social distancing. We decided to try some bar snacks which were served promptly and all delicious. We asked the new owners how post-lockdown was going and the answer was that for a while it had been “touch and go” so we decided to support the place and go back for dinner a couple of weeks later. Once again we were not disappointed - service great, all hygiene and social distancing adhered to. We both ordered the wood pigeon salad for starters which was the perfect size and delicious. I had the smoked haddock and black pudding risotto - extremely tasty fish and crumbly black pudding, just a bit too big. My husband had the Cotswold Wagyu burger - he said it was fab. No room for puddings but we were so impressed with everything and will be back and telling all our friends.

Delicious food and attentive service. The Sticky toffee pudding and brownie were quite possibly the best we had ever tasted! Pigeon was very good, as was the haddock risotto (very rich so smaller portion recommended) along with some beautiful green wine. My only improvement feedback would be whilst I love the country meets industrial feel, if the lights were dimmed a little and possibly a few candles added around the room it would feel more cosy and help add to the ambiance. Well done Seven Tuns !

In the Seven Tuns locality to visit Chedworth Roman villa, we were lucky to be able to book a last minute table for six for lunch last week. Service from the owner and a young team member was great: welcoming, courteous and friendly.The food was a very high quality pub lunch. We had fish and chips, wagyu burger and sirloins steak. All excellent.

We just picked the Seven Tuns as it was a few miles from where we were camping and the reviews on here were positive. Wow, we were blown away by the friendly service. We were three adults and 5 kids and the staff were brilliant with the kids. The adults cleared their plates...but the big news was the kids did too! There was no kids menu, just half portions of the main menu which can go terribly wrong with kids but not at the Seven Tuns. Honestly they almost licked the plates. Then the puddngs...well to die for! We will definitely return when we camp next year. thank you to all who looked after us last Thursday evening. A truly memorable and enjoyable experience.

We walked from a campsite four miles away up and down some very steep hills but my goodness, it was worth it! Absolutely delightful pub in such a beautiful setting. Extremely good service and the food was incredible. We have come camping and are approximately an hour from home but we would definitely consider driving back for a lunch as it was that lovely. Thank you for making our day a fabulous memory. We will definitely come back. The smoked haddock risotto was absolutely delicious as was the ham, egg and chips and my son devoured the rump steak. Also, sticky toffee pudding and chocolate brownie were delicious.

Having had a fabulous lunch here last Christmas, we decided to return today for lunch and we weren’t disappointed. Staff were as always friendly, food was hot and flavoursome and altogether we had a very relaxed and enjoyable lunch. Given the restrictions in place this pub manages to safely deliver a relatively normal dining experience but most importantly and again... safely.

Fabulous lunch in glorious courtyard garden last month. Excellent service and food. It was my first venture out to eat since lockdown restrictions had been lifted and I felt safe and secure without it feeling clinical. Definitely worth the long and winding road journey!

Service charge was automatically added to pub bill when card payment was made. We saw no prior mention of the charge and only noticed on returning home that £14 had been added. I find this unreasonable. Our pub lunch was otherwise very nice, good food and nice outside area, dogs allowed

The food was absolutely delicious. My husband said the rib eye steak was the best he ever had and the chips were really good. The front of the pub doesn’t look so inviting but it has a lovely beer garden looking out at the hills around Chedworth. The service was great. Only criticism is that a service charge of 10%+ was added on to the bill as we were made to pay there and then so didn’t see this until we’d paid and looked at the receipt. The service was good and we would have paid a tip, we just never normally give more than 10% and we like to be given the choice, not forced.

We had booked this pub for Sunday lunch following a walk through the countryside, and oh my, were we in for an unexpected treat! We were very lucky with the weather, so were able to sit outside. They had clearly marked the 2m distances on the floor so you could feel confident that your table was suitably distanced from any other party. Tables were wiped down in front of you. There are sanitising stations doted around, the both food and drink are table service only to avoid people congregating at the bar. The staff are efficient enough to ensure you are not left waiting by this change! Water and menus were served efficiently, as were all subsequent drinks and courses. They noticed if a glass was empty and were on top of refills or clearing! The gardens were stunning, and the menu still plenty full of options, despite cutting it back slightly during the current situation. We shared the chicken wings for a starter- forget greasy, fatty diner style, these were gourmet, and simply divine! The salt and pepper ones were my favourite and I would come back for these alone! We followed with a roast dinner, both rib of beef and pork in our party! The beef was tender, and so flavourful, and cooked to suit all tastes. As for the pork, I was amazed by the generosity of crackling- most establishments give you only the tiniest bit but here it covered the whole portion of pork! It came with all the trimmings, which was also lovely. A good selection of beverages, including after dinner drinks if you’re after a bit of a treat! We travelled to come here and I already can’t wait to come back.

Superb service from our first enquiry to our departure. Highly recommend. Thoughtful, attentive service. Wonderful food. Immaculate setting.

When my wife told me that a service charge was added to our bill for lunch I looked at the menu on the way out and could not see it mentioned. I think a service charge in a pub is a real cheek especially when a cheese burger was £16 and fish and chips were £15 (both very nice). Also we drank a number of beers and to pay a service charge on the beer is even more of a cheek. After all the pubs have had a vat reduction - has this been passed on to the punter here I wonder? We all suffered in lockdown so please don't fleece us!

Stumbled across this place as we were driving through the Cotswolds and we were blown away. It was a beautiful drive to get to this quaint village and the pub itself was incredible. Fantastic service, beautiful garden to sit in and enjoy the views and the food was simply delicious! We had burgers, fish and chips and sandwiched and all were very tasty. An absolute gem and we will be making the visit from Hertfordshire for a Sunday roast soon!

Went for a ride to this place today for Sunday lunch and it was well worth the 83 miles to get there. Excellent service from both the host and his staff and the food was delicious. We ate in the garden which was pretty and well laid out. A very nice setting for a very nice lunch. Looking forward to going back there sometime soon!

Went on 26.07.20 for Sunday lunch as part of a large group. We gave the pub an idea of numbers and choices which was most appreciated.Both the roast beef and the pork went down very well with the slow roasted pork being the star, really gorgeous. Considering it was all table service due to the Gov. Covid-19 guidelines the staff were very efficient and always with a smile.

Supper late July at the Seven Tuns was a delight. A friendly team - dog oriented too - with most delicious supper, warm and attentive service, in a most spectacular setting. 100% recommended. We will return soon.

Fantastic food, service and setting. The chicken wings, BBQ ribs and fish and chips were all particularly excellent. Highly recommended.

We were well and safely looked after and enjoyed a delicious meal - a real treat as good for a birthday

We turned up and it looked lovely and we were really looking forward to the meal. Great setting, nice gardens, sunny day etc. But the food and experience were awful. I have never sent a plate back but my friends meat was inedible and the potatoes were overcooked and burnt. It came back just as bad. Such a shame as very promising. We paid and went elsewhere for lunch. Also the staff got far too close to customers and at one stage leaned right across me. I saw no sign of covid precautions at the table apart from asking for my name and address. Other restaurants I have eaten in since covid have been much more careful. I felt unsafe. The staff themselves were friendly enough but the kitchen and lack of standards let them down. We were shocked at how poor the food was compared to other pubs and restaurants of this caliber. An expensive lunch....

Amazing food and location, stunning setting indoor and outdoor. Lovely and helpful staff. Excellent menu with reasonable options.

As a keen visitor to pubs, I must say the Seven Tons is at the top of my list.Fantastic food, attentive staff and great pints.Since they reopened after lockdown it is clear that government guidelines have been implemented perfectly.Ps - free parking round the back and a lovely beer garden to compliment. Can’t recommend enough.

Simply the best, please visit this beautiful gastropub. We had the most wonderful courgette and parmesan soup with home made bread for starters, succulent perfectly cooked steak and chips with peppercorn sauce for main, wife had garlic butter sauce with mushroom and tomato. We shared a pudding as the mains were so generous. The owner Simon was perfect he advised us on the menu throughout the evening and offered to run us back to Cirencester if we couldn't get a taxi. A brilliant meal with perfect service.

Met here today with relatives for lunch had the veal snitzle and a fish and chips and risotto. All were cooked very much to our liking and with great service followed by a very tasty proper sticky toffee pudding and a chocolate brownie. Staff were observing covid procedures. And it was nice that we could have our guide dog trainee with us. Not the cheapest place to eat but definitely one of the best .

We were aware before we booked that the menu on offer on COVID reopening was more limited than usual but it was a good range of proper food and we all found something delicious. Service was warm and friendly and we felt comfortable, and safe. Tables were well spaced, hand sanitiser etc. Lovely outdoor area too though the weather was not quite kind enough today. Chedworth is a lovely tucked away Cotswold village - a great home for a top pub.

This is a beautful builfing to look at from the outsie nested in Chedworth an epimoty of a wonderful Cotswold village. The interior, atmposhere and food lives up to this really high standard. These are quite high mid-range prices but well worth it. Especially after a long drive to get to our accomodation.

My young daughter has just been diagnosed as Type 1 diabetic. This means she can eat whatever she likes, but her carbs have to be counted in advance so that she can be given the right dose of insulin. Eating out in these early stages is daunting, but the staff at the Seven Tuns went out of their way to make the process simple and efficient, meaning we could settle down and enjoy the fantastic lunch.The food was fantastic - our group had roast beef, pork belly, sausage and mash, plaice and veal dishes, all of which were wonderful and served very promptly. We will definitely be back.

After a long absence, and having heard good things locally about this revived country pub, I enjoyed melt-in-the-mouth roast beef with all the trimmings as my Sunday lunch treat. All local produce – another reason for moving back to live in the area! All cooked to perfection and 100% delicious.Portion size was good, plenty for me, polished off the lot without slowing down! An active Cotswold farmer would probably manage a starter as well as a main course + pudding. I took my time and had space for rhubarb crumble with cream ... it's usually ice cream but they took pity on my teeth for which cold is torment.Plenty of attentive staff, and a nice welcome for a solo diner. I had a book to read, as usual.It is a proper rural location, near the end of Chedworth village .. which has at least 2 ways in / out and at least 2 roads through the middle. Very pretty Cotswold architecture rambling all over the hillside. I don't need satnav here so can't tell you if it's accurate. There is a modestly sized car park. If the weather allows you to sit in the garden, there are gorgeous glimpses of village houses and fields with sheep across the valley.Staff did their best to find me a peaceful corner away from family groups. If I go out to eat on Sunday I have to be prepared for whingeing toddlers: most of the children were lively but still civilised, only one small girl had no off button.Under a long ago regime I used to love eating here, and I brought friends to enjoy the excellent meat. If like me you eat much less meat these days, you want it great quality.The place has been spruced up but not messed about, practical rural chic – if you know what I mean. Not fancy, just comfy. Fun and lovely paintings by local (?) artists for sale on the walls. Dog friendly. A screen for rugby in the bar. Looking forward to more visits and working through other interesting things on the menu ... including Cornish fish stew with saffron and rouille.

A lovely scenic drive to get to the isolatedVillage. Scenic , rural and idyllic location. Wonderful service and the staff were very efficient considering how busy. Came for Sunday lunch and it was as expected. Pork belly and beef all the veggies and Yorkshire pudding, gravy it was amazing. Location, food and service were top notch well worth the driveAnd highly recommended.

This is our 4thvisit to their pub., and it is consistently fantastic. Their pies are amazing, their truffle mac and cheese, sublime, the burgers are excellent......I could go on and on. It is obvious that so much of this menu is home made, and just as importantly, excellent quality. They have a good range of beers, and a particularly wonderful cider on tap. Dogs are welcome, and the staff are a delight. I can’t recommend this pub enough.

Great food and helpful staff. We had a lovely Sunday lunch with the family. The roast beef was cooked to perfection.

Have been a couple of times now and every time the food and service has been incredible. The Sunday roasts are a particular favourite, the best I’ve had! Waygu burger also very good, and the desserts !! Amazing

Lovely long walk in the Cotswolds this morning followed by great Sunday lunch at The Seven Tuns in Chedworth. It’s been a few years since we were last here and what a transformation! We were greeted warmly by the owner who has certainly worked some magic on the place. Stylish interiors and a really interesting menu: we opted for traditional roast dinner, very nicely done but could have easily been tempted by Cornish seafood stew or beetroot risotto - lots of choice and not run of the mill. Rounded off with a delicious crumble which was certainly generous enough for us to share. Really appreciated the roaring log fires too. A great find and I’m sure we’ll be back.

Booked for Sunday lunch after a walk to the villa and back.The menu is eclectic in a good way and enabling the very best of balances between the simple but well done, the novel, and the upscale. The staff are great, the range of drinks considered and combined with food turned out with care and love what is not to like. It’s a favourite walk with friends but we will be back walking or not.

It's the first time I've visited this particular area of the Cotswolds and Chedworth is the perfect , quintessential , beautiful , British country village - and at the heart of this village is the Sevens Tuns Inn .On entering the Inn we were greeted with a smile and a roaring fire . The decor works so well , it pays homage to its Cotswold heritage with a beautiful exposed Cotswold wall and the dining areas are warm , chic and inviting .The food was excellent , we shared starters of pheasant, smoked salmon, lamb croquettes and Asian chicken wings - all of them were equally my favourite . For my main , I had the Wood Pigeon - I've never had it before and I have to say it was simply divine it was paired with black pudding and a lentil vinaigrette - I could have eaten it again ! It was lovely to find out that all the bread is homemade , the salmon is smoked at the premises and all the butchery is done there too .You get a real sense that the owners are committed in giving you the best dining experience with attention to detail and a warm friendly invitation to return ...... I most certainly will !!

What a gem of a pub. I had a fantastic evening meal here, having dropped in for snack at lunchtime before a muddy local walk. The food and service was excellent and I was astounded by the wine list. Some really interesting bottles at sensible prices. Even the coffee is good. A faultless place, a must visit if you are nearby and worth the travelling from London for me. I wish it was my local!

My friend and I had an absolutely delicious meal here, we ate about 7 dishes between the two of us, as couldn't decide what to order...The chef here clearly knows how to cook and combine ingredients (the pigeon and the fishcake were my personal favourites). Service from Chris and Simon was lovely from the moment we walked in- warm and genuine. They have clearly built up a good rapport with the village as they were greeted by regulars stopping by for a pint or some supper.

We were extremely disappointed by the Seven Tuns. From the outside it looks like a lovely, cosy and characterful country pub. We went in and it was very bleak, white walls, tinny music, no warmth, no cosy atmosphere. We thought this was a real shame. We don't know what it was like before the recent refurbishment, but it's now not worth visiting. Sadly, in a part of the world where there are lots of quaint villages and pretty little cottages, it's a reason to avoid Chedworth. A real, real shame.

Our second visit in two months and once again we had a superb Lunch. Seven Tuns is in a lovely setting almost hidden away in a tiny valley surrounded by beautiful Cotswold countryside . The restaurant has warm and welcoming feel about it and from the moment we arrived , every minute was total enjoyment . The menu is diverse and the four of us all loved everything we chose . Our bottle of Bulgarian wine was unusual and recommended by Jo . Great choice and excellent value . I don’t want to name specific dishes save to say that we all left The Seven Tuns happy and very contented . We can only day that it is one of the nicest and most enjoyable restaurants we have discovered for a long long time .. Will we be coming back ? You bet your bottom dollar we will !!!!!

...and a trip out into the Cotswolds. Not been here since the new owners got it up and running, but an excellent brunch, with good local beers, good friendly service, and definitely that Cotswold pub feel,,, (Barbours, walking boots and dogs a requisite :-) ). Recommended!