The Beaufort Arms in South Gloucestershire - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Very meaty steak and Guinness pie with chips, petit pois and carrots. Absolutely delicious, only complaint was that the small portion was still too large and we had to leave lots on our plate. Good service and friendly staff.

What a lovely pub in such a friendly and pretty village. We both had lamb shanks which were tender and beautiful and then shared the delightful raspberry meringue nest, which was excellent. Excellent value for money and all served with a smile!

Lovely lunch in a nice village. Very welcoming staff and dog friendly. Home cooked food, delicious, large portions and good value for money. Highly recommended.

This is our favourite pub. The food is excellent - beautifully served and very reasonable, always a lovely atmosphere.

Great Christmas meal at The Beaufort Arms last night. Myself and my partner couldn't fault it. Good food excellently cooked and hot. Service was very good. Wine very enjoyable. A lovely evening all round. Thank you to the team at The Beaufort.

Went with several members of my family for a pre Christmas get together. We had ordered The Christmas Menu in advance and were not disappointed. The food was cooked to perfection and was served piping hot. The beef was cooked beautifully and the roast potatoes were really lovely and crispy. As always the staff were friendly and welcoming. All in all a great evening out and worth every penny.

Been here many times before for lunch and have always been pleased with the quality and value for money of the food and draught ales. This lunchtime though we were disappointed because our visit was spoiled by the attitude of the front of house bar staff. One of us asked if he could taste a beer he was interested in, and was flat out refused. Then we requested that our second drinks order could be taken at our table. Again, refused. When we came to pay we expressed our disappointment to the bar staff and were met with a sullen negative response. Finally, we were accused of not paying for an item of food and were able to point out it was the staff who had made the mistake. Despite the food and drink being excellent, we were left with a very sour taste in the mouth and will find it difficult to return any time soon.

Fabulous fresh cooked food, I had the faggots, peas and chips, super tasty, and a good portion, prices are brilliant. Been before, will definitely be going again

A family gathering of 21 in the Private Skittle Room. Good food, good ale and a warm welcome. We were also fortunate that a cricket match was on in the field at the rear of the pub.

As a local we tend to eat here every few months or so for special occasions. At short notice my wife and I decided to eat there last Friday. At lunchtime I booked the final table for that evening in the restaurant and was pleasantly surprised to see ribeye steak as that weeks' special. I have to say that I found it one of the best steaks I have ever eaten, cooked just right medium/well done, really tender and a good size. As steak is not a regular option on the menu I guess it was my lucky day!

Very good value for money. Generous portions and a great selection of veg. We had a roast beef and a roast pork and they didn't disappoint.

I called in for a quiet pint and asked if I could try one of the beers which I hadn't heard of before. I was politely told told the pub doesn't allow anyone to try the beer before buying it. This is the first time I have ever been refused a taster in a pub since I was legally allowed to enter one 43 years ago. Having had no choice but to order a pint I now understand why they don't allow tasters. It was truly shocking! Avoid the Beaufort Arms at all costs and carry on to the excellent Fleece at Hillesley.

As pensioners and like a lot of people this year, money is tight. So we were looking forward to Christmas lunch here as a treat. Unfortunately, this was not the case. There were things omitted from the menu that was advertised, and generally the food was frugal, and poor. The prawns in the prawn cocktail were barely defrosted, and the pate advertised as coming with toast was served with crackers (the type used for cheese). The beef was tough and over cooked, and the parsnips advertised on the menu did not appear at all. The puddings were better, but coffee and mints turned out to be mints and a biscuit? I don't know if the cook was having a bad day, perhaps another function they were cooking for in another part of the building. For the money paid, and the food served to us, we felt disappointed and let down by somewhere we had been before and had a decent meal. We did not complain at the time because it would have made a bad day worse.

A proper pub in every way. Great beer, excellent traditional pub food, welcoming staff and lots of interesting decorative features. An absolute bargain.

We arrived at about 6pm on a Friday evening and the bar was already busy. Very friendly customers and staff made our party feel very welcome. We had a large scampi with jacket potato faggots peas and chips and I had the steak and ale pie. Really lovely home cooked food and very reasonably priced. The landlord stopped by the table for a chat and to ask how the food was. All in all a very good evening lovely food, great atmosphere.

We enjoyed a tasty hot meal and a very friendly welcome during our midday meal break as we walked the Cotswold Way. The staff and local patrons made us feel very welcome and encouraged us on our journey and were generous with helpful local information. The best of the traditional British Pub.

Well, as an older traditional pub, it's a little bit rough and quaint on the inside, but they have a wide range of excellent brews on tap and we were very pleasantly surprised when their quite affordable "light" lunches arrived, piping hot and perfectly cooked from the kitchen. delicious local meat balls in sauce and the best fish and chips we had in England. Staff were very friendly and happy to keep refilling our glasses with ice water on a hot day of walking the Cotswold Way. Highly recommended stop for people passing through the quaint town and apparently a very popular spot with the locals.

This is the perfect pub - great beer, brilliant service and excellent Sunday lunches. Always a good welcome and incredible value for money. Strongly recommended!

This is truly a gem. Friendly staff and customers and great home cooked meals. The local faggots are really tasty as were the curry and scampi. I’m genuinely surprised that they can offer this quality food for the price they do. Anyway great atmosphere and...

The Beaufort Arms may not be much to look at from the outside but inside is a warm welcome from the staff and a varied and tasty meal at very reasonable prices. I took a party of 8 U3A group members here for a mid-week...

After a visit to Williams Morgan, Lotus & Super 7 dealership nearby in Tottesoak , Horton , we proceeded here for a pre-booked lunch . The Butcombe bitter was lovely , as was my beef lasagne ....The dining area is full of interesting works of...

Good selection of ales and dog friendly. My Sunday roast wasn't great, my 'roast chicken' was a dry chicken breast. Others in the party had pork and they said it was ok. I would go again for a drink but not for food.

Called here on a Sunday with walking friends 1/2 way through a walk - a great place, fast service, reasonable prices for soft drinks - seating outsite

Went for a family lunch food was good But the drinks we’re over priced soda water was 1.80 lemonade 3.00 almost as much as a pint A shame as the meal prices had gone up too!

Easy to park, very welcoming and a good variety of ciders at the bar. Lots to choose from on the "summer menu" so we decided to go for the "small" steak & guinness pie - £7.50. In our opinion, the "small" size meal was perfectly...

Great service full of locals and super friendly. The landlord is passionate about his beer and it shows!!! Food is home cooked the faggots to die for. Big portions……. I could go on but really great value for money third time we’ve been since lockdown....

Visited with family and a dog, we hadn’t booked but were welcomed by friendly staff who fitted us in. Sunday lunch was lovely! I had a small chicken dinner which was spot on. We will be visiting again! Would definitely recommend

Would not recommend having a small chicken Sunday lunch. On the plate was half a chicken breast two roast potatoes and a golf ball sorry stuffing. Food must had been microwaved as came out within seconds of ordering chicken was like rubber. Very pleasant staff...

Only dropped in for a pint while doing the Cotswold Way but stayed for two. A proper English pub with bags of character, good beers and a friendly landlord. I wish I could move it to my village!

Stopped for excellent lunch after walk. Real pub food (faggots and gammon). Plenty of space with well spaced tables.

We came to the pub for a few drinks with friends and to also watch the rugby, everyone was very welcoming and generally a lovely atmosphere. We definitely plan to come back and try the food.

The Bristol Vintage Bus Group annual lunch was held here today - ideal for people travelling from Bristol area and for people like me travelling from further afield it's not far from the M5. Excellent service and good food with ample portions. Plenty to choose...

Always have a nice meal here. I always choose a small portion which I find is ample at lunch time . Lots to choose from. Fast service , all homemade food . Very friendly and traditional pub.

11 of us prebooked a table for lunch after a most enjoyable ramble in the local country side. We came accompanied by a four legged friend who we had forgotten to mention when booking. Most friendly staff were not phased and offered to set up a table for us in the skittle alley room. brilliant compromise! We all enjoyed first class food in a friendly welcoming atmospher.

A few weeks ago we were in Bristol UK (from Australia) and we called in for a meal at this hotel. We made a reservation and all went well. The food was fair but nothing to right about. We have been home in Australia now two weeks and I received today by email a fine for parking in their car park. We were there for a total of 53 minutes (enough to have a meal) but our fine is 85 pound. Since endeavouring to find out what is going on I've read another Trip advisor warning and the owners reply says there are 16 signs warning. We never saw any sign and the grace period to contest the fine runs out tomorrow. On top of that Europcar our car hire company has charged us 40 pound administrative fee for passing on the notice. So a meal that cost us about 70 pound has turned out to cost us nearly 200 pound. Casual Diner beware.

this is a great place to visit.very friendly staff here.good seating and a good selection of drinks and the food is very good here.

One of my regular lunch establishments. My usual large fish and chips never disappoints and the changing selection of local real ales always delights. The rest of the menu covers most requirements and there are smaller sizes for the less hungry. Staff and the locals are friendly, ambiance is characterful and the access is good for the disabled. All in all, just the job.

We had a wonderful Sunday lunch here. Great food, a beautiful pint, lovely atmosphere and friendly staff, what more could you ask for. Large carpark at rear. A very nice garden with lots of seating. Looking forward to visiting again.

we enjoyed a lovely meal here.staff nice & friendly.food very good tables cleared promptly.good choice on the menu.

Excellent friendly staff Gorgeous home made meals Good choice of dishes We will definitely be back very soon

Decided at very short notice to pay this pub a visit and was accommodated and made welcome ... Great home cooked straightforward menu.. good choice and reasonably priced...Bar Man was busy but took time to make sure we had a table and menus ..served promptly..A lovely waitress too who made a check back to ensure all was well. Well cooked .. tasty ... good quality food ... large portion but with the option of smaller servings ..Great comfortable British country pub ..Recommended

We came here on a friend's recommendation after a walk in the local area. We had a great Sunday lunch, I had a veggie roast which was really good and my friends had the roast beef and said it tasted amazing. It was really nice to have the veg served on the table to help yourself and the cauliflower cheese was awesome. As a vegetarian, it was good to have a couple of options to choose from. Great beer and cider on tap and a really friendly, local atmosphere. Can't wait to come back and try more of the menu!

We came to see an old friend in the village,he recommended The Beaufort Arms.We both had lamb roast,it was perfect in every way and the service was excellent.A very warm welcome,we come from Grantham and will certainly come back in October.

Went with partner to the Beaufort arms in Hawkesbury for Sunday lunch yesterday, I had the smaller roast chicken my partner had the normal sized beef . Our plates arrived with the meat and roasters on , the veg was put on table in dishes to help yourself (I liked this as you could put as much as you wanted on your dinner) delicious food served on nice warm plates , excellent service as well , will definitely be back .

Came for a supposedly lovely Sunday lunch and turned out to be soggy and not even that hot. The amount of food I was given was far too much and was still pretty revolting. The waiter did not come across as kind and cheerful and made all of us feel unwelcome. Not coming back here again and I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT TO ANYONE ELSE!

We had a group of ten of us book a table on a Saturday evening, they put our table out the back in the function room on our own where it was freezing, the food took over an hour to come out and was absolutely awful. We were then rudely spoken to by the owner who just made us feel like we were not welcome. The glasses were filthy and the atmosphere was unpleasant.

Good bar food and very helpful staff. Busy on a Wednesday night, so probably worth reserving a table.

This place is the real deal. An unspoilt English pub. Great value, no nonsense bar meals and an immaculately kept range of ales. The landlord is friendly and welcoming,as are the locals. This place is completely unpretentious, with comfortable and quirky decor. Pubs don't come any better than this. Great place to refresh yourself and relax for a couple of hours.

Did a good walk and stopped for lunch at the end. Nice beer garden. Really friendly welcome, good choice of local Bristol Beer . Food straightforward, good quality and plenty of it. Would definitely come back again for a relaxed time. Landlord kindly brought water out for the dog. Good start to a bank holiday.

An excellent Inn with good pub food and beer. Their lunchtime menu is particularly good value. Would recommend for lunch or dinner.

recommended to the beaufort arms for sunday lunch !seen the menu on line looked good as we had a vegetarian in our party of 8!when we arrived it didnt seem quite as many choices! food was ok! good platefull!! could have been hotter! the veg was a bit soft for me but everybody else said they enjoyed it! like the way they served the veg in dishes! not on the plate! cosy pub and nice polite service

A group of 14 of us arranged a night out for a meal. They explained that we could not all order some items off the menus (eg only 6 large COD) this was a very reasonable request for the size of the kitchen. Happly this was not a problem and with a good selection of real ale and ciders we went to our table and one of the staff came and took our orders. The food was not a long wait considering the numbers and variety all meals came out and were well received. Home cooking at its best.

Rarely am I motivated to write an onlive review but an unpleasant experience at the Beaufort Arms has proved sufficient motivation to do so.

Small country pub, usually packed to the rafters on Sundays for roast lunch. Paintings and prints are on display in the main dining area, and these are available for purchase. It is small, you’ll be elbow to elbow with other tables.

We had been told that the Sunday roasts are legendary - and they are! Beautifully cooked and served - excellent and plentiful variety of vegetables. We also had desserts and these were traditional pub puddings - nothing fancy - just good home-made food.

Fantastic fish and chips with the biggest piece of cod I’ve ever eaten. Was very tasty as well with excellent, friendly service. The beer choice was very good with 3 beers on tap from the Bristol Beer Factory

The quality of the food is outstanding and the portion size large. We had a steak and kidney pie and balti beef curry. Simply excellent. There was lots to choose from on the menu and you can even order smaller portions - we didn't! The staff were accommodating and the locals friendly. To be honest the pub doesn't look much from the outside but do venture in, if you don't you are seriously missing out. We will definitely be visiting again.

Arrived here after very hard mornings walk from Tetbury following The Monarch's Way. The staff and customers were very friendly considering the sweat drenched me and my glowing wife, they say they like walkers and they do. The Beer and the Food were both both very good. Word of advice, check Alcohol by Vol percentage before selecting beer, walking was very interesting in afternoon.

Visited this pub following a walk in the area, met by very friendly and helpful bar staff, the pub interior was a bit tried but the cider was very good, did not order food but several other guest did and their feedback was very good.

We both really enjoyed our lunches in what I would call a traditional British country pub, with classics like scampi & chips and steak & Guinness pie.

We popped in here for a couple of beers while waiting for The Fox to open.

We ate here for lunch and ordered light bite meals - when we had received them and were tucking in the bar man said he ‘was very sorry but had put the order through as a normal meal and we would be charged accordingly’ (which we were). Nothing wrong with the food just irritating that we were charged for his mistake.

My family & I have been coming to the Beaufort every year on our annual UK & this is my favorite for authenticity & people watching. There's an old man who sits in the same corner & makes the same jokes year after year. Though I can hardly understand his country accent, he's so entertaining to watch & he seems to have been assigned the role of managing the menu board. The super traditional decor of British paraphernalia with windows looking out on village quaintness makes it all the more of an experience. The service is friendly & efficient but the pub gets very crowded very quickly, even on a weekday. I've enjoyed both their lamb & chicken curries, flavorful but not spicy. I especially recommend this place for foreign visitors looking for the real deal English countryside experience.

Everything a rustic English pub ought to be. Menu has the classic pub favourites. A few vegetarian options but not much choice if you're vegan. Lots of lovely walks nearby to burn off the chips.

We met two other families here so ten of us in total. Nearly all of us ordered a Sunday roast, we chose different meats. The pub is a bit dated, I suppose you could say it has character but it didn’t seem clean, especially the toilets. I was really unimpressed with my roast, the veg was ok, roast potatoes soggy, meat wasn’t the best quality, Aunt Bessie’s Yorkshire’s! My son refused to eat his pork as he said it tasted strange, and he is a very good eater. One tray of veg for all of us, we had to ask for more veg and gravy. The service was good. I’m afraid I wouldn’t come here again, and I won’t be recommending it to anyone.

Delightful pub, friendly welcoming staff and AMAZING FOOD!!! Huge portions, freshly made and SO reasonably priced. Will be back, thank you very much!

We were in need of a hot drink after a 7 mile snowy walk on the Cotswold Way. Very friendly staff and reasonably priced coffees. There were a range of interesting signs on display which we enjoyed looking at during our visit.

After a cold wet slog with the walking group in the countryside the food at The Beaufort Arms was very welcome It was hot, cooked well, arrived in a sensible timescale and competitively priced. The added bonus of choosing the size of the meal you want is a clever one and we will return soon!

We came here after a lovely country walk in the surrounding area. What can I say? A fantastic selection of local ales to try (I live in London so it's a great change to try some new beers!)

I live fairly near to The Beaufort Arms but have never been, no idea why not but I went for lunch recently with a friend. Couldn’t have been more pleasantly surprised. It’s very welcoming, homely, relaxed and just has that typically great British pub feel...

My husband's favourite eating place near to home. Old fashioned village pub complete with the locals. Blackboard menu which does not change too much. Value for money.

A must for Sunday Lunch , excellent value. Loads of tasty meat, pork/chicken/beef on the menu today.

This is the second time of visiting the Beaufort, both times in a party of 6. Very impressed both times, everyone's food was delicious and the staff were lovely especially the Manager. Having the option of a small size meal (which isn't a child's meal) is brilliant if you are elderly or just have a small appetite. Would definitely recommend.

We travelled to the Beaufort Arms pub for our mother in law's annual birthday treat, we travel from south Wales to this pub so she can she all her grand children and great grand children, we like to visit this pub because it can accommodate all the family in the skittle alley, the landlord is a very friendly man with a great sense of humour and very accommodating, The pub was quite busy, We were 20 person's in total

We have been here 3 times because the food is absolutely good and the ambience is characteristic.

The landlord welcomed me & I chatted to two of the customers. They were talking about a Skittles Match which is played under cover. I did mention around Oxford which is my Birth town where they play a game called Aunt Sally out of doors. I must admit I had a lovely Pint of Real Ale from a Bristol Brewery. I needed it after walking the 8 miles from Wotton-under-Edge. £3 a pint in a Pub against £2.75 a pint in our Masonic Hall or below £2 for a decent pin of Ruddles at Wetherspoons

We quickly acknowledged the landlords sense of humour (unlike previous reviewers). We had an enormously warm welcome from the locals and felt EXTREMELY relaxed. Food home cooked. Faggots OUTSTANDING! Wish this was my local!

This is a great pub, excellent beer at fair prices and good pub food. The Sunday lunch is the best value in the area, perfectly cooked and excellent service. There is always a good atmosphere in this traditional and interesting pub and the staff and landlord always very helpful.

We stopped by for lunch one day ('we' being a bunch of city-folk plodding along The Cotswold Way). The snug bar where we sat with our dog was empty but full of interesting artefacts, and the skittle alley in the back room looked full of potential. We were served (drinks and snacks) by a very personable and friendly barmaid. Later we returned (just the boys this time). The bar was full of locals - men only - and the welcome might best be described as guarded. The barman/landlord failed to extend the hand of friendhip and, unless I have misinterpreted his sense of humour - Q: Is there a wifi code? A: Yes...(silence ensues)) - was not really interested in making visitors feel at home. A shame really, as it's an interesting old boozer and we are interesting old men!

The place was nice, nice atmosphere and food the staff however was a different story. One staff member in particular..... the manager. The only words to describe him unhelpful, rude and arrogant not what you would expect from a manager. Everything seemed too much trouble and like he was going out of his way to be helpful, awkward tone and ZERO customer service skills. I wouldn't expect this attitude from a randomer in the street never mind a manager of an establishment we were paying for a service at. Would return if he was no longer there.

Called in for a quick pint with a couple of friends while visiting the area. Everywhere else we'd had friendly service - as you'd expect in such a tourist driven area. Not here though - not hostile, just a feeling that the staff were there for the locals, not us. I asked for a taster and got a no - only the 2nd time I've ever come across this. I see the landlord says he is against them because they were 'abused'. Really? Just serve them in shot glasses like any sensible publican. They encourage people to try beers they may not have done otherwise. And no you wouldn't ask a supermarket for a taster but you need to offer added value to attract drinkers away from cheap supermarket beer, not offer the same service at twice the price. I ended up in the Fleece Inn just up the road where the welcome could not have been friendlier, the landlord discussed his beers enthusiastically, tasters were offered spontaneously and the selection was twice as wide and twice as interesting as the predictable range on offer here.

This pub was worth the short detour from the Cotswold Way.Very friendly staff. We only stopped for coffee but food being served looked very good,

We enjoyed our Sunday roast here with a group of our walking friends. Food was served promptly and was very good and the Apricot crumble with custard was excellent! However, it was extremely busy so not easy to get service at the bar.

On the Cotswold Way heading south, it is nearly 7 1/2 miles from Wotton-under-Edge to any settlement of any size. It was nice break, then, to leave the path briefly in Hawkesbury Upton and have a brief stop here, for a drink and a chance to use the facilities. The landlord was chatty and welcoming, and the decor of the pub is traditional without being grubby. It seems like a very archetypal village pub! A large party arrived while we were there but the size of the building negated any scramble for seats.

"I think we're gonna need a bigger boat !! " The fryer must be massive to get one of these bad boys in.Cooked to perfection, served with a generous portion of chips.Good selection of ales & ciders, friendly staff and locals, who were also enjoying the nosebag.Dog friendly, well certainly one bar is.Will definitely be quaffing & munching here again.

Its incredibly hard to find a good old fashioned traditional english pub serving up stellar food ,the same way it was 30 years ago, but here it is , the last surviving pub around this area doing just that.Huge meals , superbly cooked , even my Brazilian partner says its the best pub she has ever been to.Whatever dish you have , you will be full, satisfied and go away with a warm feeling.

Really nice welcome and good beer. The food was good but came almost from another age. Faggots were great but Bisto gravy almost over flowed the plate. So many chips I didn't find the peas until later. Partner had chosen really nice Ham but an undressed salad?

We called into the Beaufort arms on a trip out with parents. We have been a number of times and always enjoyed are meals. Friendly welcome and a good selection of beers. And a large menu to meet all tastes. We opted for the Chicken curry .Local faggots and the steak and Guinness pie which all were delicious and large. Smaller portions were available for the parents which was good.all in all a very happy experience and we will be coming back. Well worth trying.

We went there for a meal on a Tuesday evening and we were delighted! The meals were delicious, good portions and so reasonably priced. Worth a visit if you are in the area. We will definitely go back.

Super food - good prices - lots of easy parking at the back of the pub. Friendly staff and relaxed service.

This is an excellent place to enjoy a good meal. I was in the area and it was recommended. The landlord was very friendly and welcoming. Good traditional menu at very reasonable prices The large Cod and Chips is Large......The waitress was friendly and very efficient and brought standards normally associated with far more expensive eateries.The food was very well presented of good quality above all beautifully cooked. Clearly popular with locals even early evening, which is a good sign, parking at the back of the pub. These traditional pubs are very important as when lost they they will be gone forever they bring a certain nostalgia and this is a really good example - Try it it is worth the trip into the wonderful South Gloucestershire countryside

Visited on a busy Sunday at 2pm. Very surprised to see that food stopped at 2.30pm ! How ridiculous! When most of us can only cone out on a weekend, a food operator chooses to operate sociable hours for its staff ! In an industry that us suffering it us unforgivable these days to restrict your offering in this way. It was quaint when I was younger in the 1970s, but so outdated these days, and this is in The Cotswolds, where there are tourists and house hunters like us. Also we were told immediately dogs were unwelcome in the lounge and the busy server was not sure if they were dog friendly in the other bar (WE discovered they were ok) , so a big negative when the staff do not know the facilities on offer. We did not hang around as first impressions and first welcomes are most important to me particularly when I can go elsewhere, so we went to the Fox Inn instead ( and that's another interesting story)

The Beaufort Arms does lovely pub grub. I had lovely tender minty lamb shank and the other half had melt in the mouth lamb and apricot curry. The beer was excellent, too. I can highly recommend the Sunday roasts too.

Lovely home made food and big portions, great service from the young waiters who were really friendly and coped really well with our big party of 30 people! Booked before we went and pre-ordered.. very good value!

I enjoyed the best pub bar meal I have tasted for many years, served by a delightful waitress. The natives were friendly, and there was a good selection of local beers.

We visited the Beaufort Arms after a day walking the Cotswold Way. Great local atmosphere, and full on a Sunday evening (watch this, may be worth booking a table). Really good range of some of the best value pub food we have come across in years- mains at £7-10, immense portions, option to go for half size meals at £4.50 - remarkable! Recommend the faggots - first time I have seen these since my childhood!

This is the second time I've been here in 4 weeks. This place seems popular every day of the week! I didn't eat last time but took a long walk and ate here with my sister today. The menu is simple, a choice of normal pub grub or smaller bites at only £4.95. We had a combination of the two and both portion sizes were generous. The staff are really friendly and in the ball, the food was well cooked and came out in good time. The coffee isn't fantastic but people don't normally go to pubs for coffee and it shouldn't put you off! Card transactions fine over £10.00.Will definitely be back!

Rang to book a table on Sunday morning and was told we could have the last available table - and I'm delighted they fitted us in. Mark, the landlord greeted us warmly and showed us to our table. My Dursley Donkey ale was excellent. I had roast beef and my partner the chicken. Both came as good size portions. The roast potatoes were as good as home-made - crispy outside and fluffy inside. The side plate of vegetables was well cooked and the cauliflower cheese delicious. The puddings were a limited choice but still very good. I'd say this was as good a Sunday lunch as I've ever eaten - we'll definitely be returning.

All meals were faultless and tasted beautiful.i would happily come here again with large groups or a little family dinner.

This free house is amazing. For lunch they have a small portions menu, so for five pounds each we ate reasonable portions of properly cooked fish and chips. The friendly bar tender helped us navigate the local ciders and book a table for dinner. The locals in this pub were very welcoming, friendly, curious, and conversational. The steak and ale pie for dinner was meaty and delicious, and don’t get me started on the gooseberry crumble dessert. This place was a gem, one of our favorite pubs along the trail. Highly recommended to Cotswold Way walkers.