The Churchill Arms in Cotswold

Very nice meal very helpful staff .

I have stayed in a lot of hotels of the years and this was without doubt the worst experience I’ve ever had. To access the room, we had to walk around the back of the pub near the kitchen and step over a channel of dirty kitchen water. The room was extremely small and lacking some basic necessities e.g. a bin. We overlooked these issues and went for a meal in the pub downstairs (we found the food massively overpriced for minuscule portions). Then the problems really started, the walls and floors didn’t insulate sound very well and we hear noise from the pub all night. Unfortunately this didn’t stop when the pub closed and in fact the music got louder and louder. Eventually, soon after midnight I went down to ask them to reduce the noise and found a number of staff members having a lock in and smoking joints. They said they’d turn the music off and I went back upstairs. The music was turned off for a few minutes and then started back up again. At around 2am, we were still trying to ignore the noise and get to sleep when a torrent of water started pouring through the fire alarm in the ceiling directly onto our bed. The water turned out to be dirty shower water from a staff room above. The bed was soaked and after complaining again to a (heavily stoned) staff member, we were let into a spare room that we were assured was clean. I immediately thought that the room didn’t look clean and on further inspection of the bed, it appeared either a dog or an incredibly hairy man had been sleeping there, as the bed was absolutely covered in hairs and dirt. We contemplated driving home that night but as it was almost morning anyway we decided to stay and the lesser of two evils was the bed soaked with dirty shower water. In the morning, I cancelled our next night and requested a refund. We got the refund but received no further compensation for what can only be described as the worst hotel experience I’ve ever had.

The food is sublime by gastro chef, cosy pub in beautiful village of paxford in cotswolds. But alas it had a fire just recently and burnt roof down. So so sorry for the owners after going through covid

As a coeliac they would remove items to make it gluten free, but that then meant I had venison and mashed potato (described as crushed swede but very little swede). They remove the kale and black pudding. So the £30 price tag and an extra £4 for cabbage which surely could have replaced the kale?? Was very steep. The venison was however delicious and very well cooked. The creme brulee dessert was also divine.

Fabulous lunch served by super efficient, knowledgeable and very friendly staff xxx Such a lovely place, we will definately be back soon xxx

This is a truly great foodie pub, the quality of the food cannot be faulted. I had the pie of the day, steak and carrot, yummy, others had the fish, which was so fresh. The staff were brilliant as well

Absolutely first class ! We had a sumptuous lunch at the start of a family trip to the Cotswolds and it was one of the highlights of our weekend break. The food was superb and the service from manager Ed and his team was attentive, friendly and good-humoured. We felt like old friends rather than guests. Prices are restaurant/gastropub end of the spectrum but well worth it. If you want a special meal out or just to treat yourself in this part of the Cotswolds, would highly recommend.

What an absolutely lovely afternoon we had at The Churchill Arms. We took my dad there for a belated birthday present - and the five of us had a brilliant time. The food was AMAZING. I had the sea bream and it was just heavenly. We all agreed it was the best meal out that we had had in years. Huge thanks to the bar manager (I believe called Ed) - he was spot on. Funny, attentive and not shy with the odd complimentary limoncello! Thank you again. We would 100% recommend anyone head there for a delicious meal and a few drinks - and we would absolutely choose it over the Ebrington Arms (don’t get me started on that place…)

We were so excited to return to The Churchill Arms, where the whole team are working together to create the perfect dining experience, The Sunday lunches, beautifully presented. are quite honestly the best we have ever tasted. On our last visit we ordered fish and chips, again cooked to perfection and looked so appealing. We can't wait to return later in the year.

I had the pork t bone and it is one of the fantastic one I had in Cotswold. Very tasty and the steak is well cooked and tender. My partner had a fish fillet which was very delicious and not too salty and not too moist. The fish is very well cooked and use a lot of love to cook such on point dish. However, I feel the sides are too salty and too overdose for my liking and it could be my Asian taste bud that I prefer simpler food and not too overdose of favour. I definitely will come back again in july for another meal with u guys ! 😊

20th February 2022: Lunch for 5 (with ages ranging from 23 to 67). This is a warm welcoming pub, with particularly good food. We had 3 "sharing" starters of calamari, lobster arancini, and pork crackling (all fab) plus 2 haddock souffles. Mains: delicious roast beef with whopping yorkies and plenty of veg, and 3 "pie of the day" which was chicken with tarragon - a favourite! Excellent service and a very relaxed laid back atmosphere. A lovely English pub with great food....just perfect!

A well balanced well prepared home made personalised meal, quality ingredients, balanced with a well presented front of house service. Since it was the first day of opening, 3 of us tested the menu and the chef to a vast selection of their menu , which all came out together, presented well and seasoned well, menu well thought out and cooked to perfection. starters Salmon Soufflé, Caramel onion Scotch egg, and confit duck all recommendable. Mains were Fillet Steak, Venison and Pie of the day to die for in a positive sense, with Ginger sponge, Fudge , sour dough and a selection of hand made warm alcoholic drinks, All in all a positive friendly experience, and one you should try yourselves!

We were staying in Paxford for a family trip between Christmas and new year and couldn’t have been happier with our local. The staff were all friendly and helpful, the pub was just the right level of buzzy/busy but you could still get a seat when you walked in. A great selection of drinks and very pretty with a real fire. Worth a visit if you’re staying in Paxford or walking through.

What an amazing dinner! I’d booked for my husband’s birthday as we were staying in the Cotswolds, and wasn’t entirely sure what to expect but it surpassed every expectation. The pub itself is quite small, and manages to feel both modern and cosy. The unassuming set up and really welcoming staff meant I wasn’t expecting Michelin-standard dishes but the food was truly exceptional. The beef Wellington was the best we’ve tried (the Savoy included) - it was a huge portion, cooked to perfection and presented really beautifully. Our soup starter was also lovely, and the arancini amuse bouche was a nice touch, too. The quality of the dishes merit the prices. To comment on some previous reviews, it’s true that there isn’t a car park but not surprising for a small, local pub in a small village. If it’s a quiet night (as it was when we visited), it’s possible to park next to the pub but otherwise there are other places in the surrounding area. We’re already looking forward to our next visit!

We had a fantastic mid week lunch here. The food was delicious. We eat out quite a lot a Michelin star restaurants and the flavours of the food here was up with the best of them.

We visited on a Sunday afternoon. We found the decor, lighting and music a bit odd and more cafe like and not bet welcoming, although there is a cosy fire (not tended to during our visit so it went out). The lighting is far too bright for a restaurant. The starters were ok but nothing special, we had the soup and salmon. The main event, the roast dinner was outstanding. My husband said the roast pork was the best he has ever had with fantastic crackling. The lemon tart dessert was next level. We would return again just for the Sunday roast. The wine was a bit punchy for the quality.

The Churchill Arms is a gorgeous pub in a lovely little village. There was a wood fire going and a lovely buzz in the bar area. We were seated straight away in a lovely little area off of the main bar area. There was a good range of food on the menu; I had salmon to start (literally melted in your mouth) and the fillet beef for main course - it was cooked to perfection and the side dishes are delicious. There are also lovely desserts - some lovely classic dishes; treacle tart and sticky toffee pudding!! There’s a great range of wine on the menu and the waitress kept refilling our water bottle throughout the evening. The meal was amazing and so delicious that we have already re-booked for a repeat visit!!! Would definitely recommend a visit.

We were a party of 21 and we had been recommended the Churchill Arms by a few people from the area. We enjoyed such a delicious variety of food, with the chef even curating dishes for a vegan guest on the day. The duck and Choux Bun were standout items. All the waiting staff were really accomodating and friendly. We had some miscommunications prior to the booking in relation to what menus we would be ordering from. Chris and Yvonne helped rectify this issue, demonstrating fantastic customer service. The Churchill Arms really do care about the experience they deliver, we will be back!

Stayed across the road for a long weekend. Consequently ate there several times. Food was superb and service was fantastic too. Dog friendly and very accommodating. If only I had a local like this. Thank you for the excellent food and service

I’m a bit of a stickler for restaurants. Food doesn’t have to be Michelin star, but I really enjoy places that feel comfortable and welcoming as soon as you walk through the door. That is the Churchill Arms. We were instantly welcomed into a warm, cosy, ‘local’ feeling country pub, and yet you can tell from the off that the quality of food is going to be good. For an old building the interior is modern and sleek; not too dingy or dark, but nicely bright. The staff were, I have to say, impeccable. We were looked after with an ease of service that only comes from a relaxed, well oiled ship. The head waiter / barman / owner (sorry, but didn’t get details, although he was so warm and confident he clearly knows the place well) was so cool and calm and warm we instantly felt welcomed. The drinks menu was extensive and good value. We went back for a drink the following day and the local ales were great. The menu was short, but excellently balanced; it brings to mind the old Gordon Ramsey adage that 5 quality starters, mains and deserts is all you need. And that’s the case here. The little ‘Chef’s treat’ of an arancini was probably the most delicious morsel I’ve eaten for a while. Service was prompt, friendly and attentive, and at an excellent pace. I’d strongly recommend visiting this restaurant if you’re in the area. Good good, great drink, and wonderful service make it a place worthy of spending a few quid. Thank you to the whole team.

We booked the early evening, first sitting (2 hour slot) for a very special celebration dinner and we agree with all the positive reviews on TA! The menu maybe a little unusual but trust me, it’s worth going with it because the tastes are out of this World. Just can’t fault the food. Wine list is varied and reasonable for a restaurant of this high standard, whilst the service is what you would expect. In our case perfectly friendly but highly professional. Well they say, the only way to know the true quality of an establishment is by the way they deal with a problem; well these guys do know how to deal with a problem. Without going into details, there was an exchange of views between ourselves and the manager on the night regarding a pretty serious problem. We followed up with an e-mail and were immediately called directly by the owner where the matter was discussed like adults, apologies tendered and no issues left open. Thank you, everything finally dealt with, with exceptional professionalism.

Our first visit, and certainly will not be our last! Lovely lively pub with excellent food at a reasonable price and friendly efficient service.

Visited on a Saturday evening with a group of friends for a celebration as we were staying in attached cottage. Service was friendly but very slow, waited a long while for drinks and then only received some of them. Food good but not outstanding. The...

Excellent evening, cannot fault any part of our experience. Something different to our usual but enjoyed our evening. Food excellent & Staff on the ball. And a good taste in music playing in the background.

Saturday evening meal - we could only get in at 6:15 due to the popularity. It was therefore quite empty when we arrived but it soon filled up. The food was excellent and the staff were extremely friendly and helpful. We asked questions about the...

We booked the Churchill Arms for an extended family meal to celebrate a 21st. Lovely food, drink, atmosphere, service and birthday cake! Thank you ! We will definitely be back.

Sunday lunch at The Churchill Arms is indeed a treat. Roast Beef cooked to perfection; succulent Pork covered by an apple cut in half and juicing over the meat, making it more tender. All the accompanied vegetables did not disappoint; neither did the wonderful Yorkshire...

Recently ate at this pub, very convenient as we were staying at Vine Cottage next door. I was eating with a group of friends, we were made to feel welcome service good but not overly intrusive. I really enjoyed my choice of meal and got...

We visited this afternoon - a gloriously sunny September day - as a group of seven to celebrate our boss’s impending retirement. We had asked for a quiet table so as not to disturb other diners, and were delighted to have a table in an...

We arrived at 8.20pm. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. We were told that there was on special on the menu, which sounded lovely, so we ordered that, lemon sole with capers and fries. We had starters, smoked haddock soufflé and a terrine. Both...

Food was ok the service was poor. Young girls were very pleasant but lacked experience, the young lady who appeared to be in charge did not appear to be supervising and was very off hand when approached over a query about the bill, however the...

We stumbled on this place quite by accident as an alternative to nearby busy Chipping Camden. Yet it was something of a revelation. We had a fantastic lunch with a hake main course that more than matched a recent Rick Stein experience (sorry Rick!). Plus...

A small pub with a traditional feel, staff were friendly and helpful. The menu is limited but excellent. Tried the beef which was cooked to perfection. Would recommend, although this is not a cheap night out, it is worth it.

If heaven is a pub, it's the Churchill arms! From the minute I booked, until I paid the bill, everything about the this place was sublime. Attentive and efficient staff, fabulous food and a very reasonably priced wine list. My family and I have been...

This is a perfect Cotswolds country pub that excels in quality food.i would totally recommend and will defiantly be going back. Try the Mad Goose ale its fantastic .

Great staff and food. We came for a Sunday roast and stayed for a 3 course lunch. They staff couldn’t haven’t been more helpful with the kids menu adapted ago suite our children, the food was excellent. Luckily we booked as otherwise we would not...

I visited the Churchill Arms with three friends for lunch. The service, from walking in, was exemplary. The staff were very attentive and polite. The table service was excellent. The food... well suffice it to say the standard was absolutely incredible and well worth the...

Met up with friends for lunch at this pub. What a wonderful place. Great indoor and outdoor space. The service was friendly and quietly efficient. The food was awesome the monk fish was outstanding. Great wine list and good selection of ales. I would highly...

This beautiful pub in the Cotswold village of Paxford is well worth a trip to. 4 of us had lunch here today and it was terrific. The menu has deliberately been kept compact just 5 or so dishes to choose from in each course but...

The food was expensive for small portions. Felt really sorry for my daughter who is vegan. There was nothing on the menu for vegans. I felt she was made to feel a nuisance. It is not acceptable today to be served standard meals with the...

Visited here while staying in Paxford, very handy as it was only across the road from our accommodation. I booked a table for 4 a week in advance. Arrived 5 minutes prior to our booking, we all wore masks until seated but were surprised to...

Far from a warm welcome - decided to cut out losses, and forego our lunch reservation to seek out somewhere more hospitable.

Everything about the Churchill Arms was superb. I had the beef fillet which was cooked perfectly medium rare as I ordered and the beef melted in my mouth. Service was very good, and the staff were friendly and attentive. Would have been good to have...

Stayed at The Churchill Arms for 4 nights. Room clean with gorgeous views of the countryside. We ate in the very pretty garden, which is spacious and lit up beautifully at night. Delicious menu with many local ingredients. Our son, who joined us for one...

We rang at 1pm today to see if they had a table for lunch in half an hour: we were told no problem…plenty of tables so no need to leave booking details. We arrived half an hour later and the pub was barely a third...

This is a lovely pub, in a beautiful place serving very good food. The staff, mostly young are helpful, charming and fun. It's much more than'pub grub', not cheap but worth a visit for the location alone. Dog friendly too, great!

The food we had was delicious and the service and attention we received from staff was second to none

Recently stayed nearby, and what a find this was. Amazing food, some of the best I have ever had! great service, staff were very friendly.

Food good but be prepared to wait… and wait ….and wait for everything. Staff were friendly but seriously need training. Never informed about fish special which others tables around us were offered. Service was extremely slow (but although assuming staff shortages are to blame) basic...

Having recently moved to the area, we’ve been auditioning for our favourite Sunday Lunch spot, and I think we just found it at The Churchill Arms. This charming pub with its young, enthusiastic crew is smart, relaxed and every inch the country pub you hope...

Booked in for lunch and were hoping to settle in for the afternoon but when we arrived they told us that we only had an hour as there was a wedding coming in. Fair enough they decided to take the money for the wedding over...

Well worth a visit… Fab service, Fab food, excellent experience. Beautiful location. Had crab starter and t-bone pork main. ❤️

Myself and a friend enjoyed a lovely evening here. You need to book but the service and food all very good. Some places these days think doing soup beneath them but how wrong and out of touch they are as I had Churchills pea soup...

Waiting staff were slow and disorganised, we waited far too long to be given a menu let alone someone to take our drinks order. After drinks arrived, waiter didn’t offer to take our food order but went to another table who had sat down at...

Wow! What a lovely little pub, great outdoor seating area, and stunning food!! All 4 of us loved the experience - from start to end. Definitely try the choux bun and the truffle mash! Loved it and would love to return.

We had the Sunday menu. I had the cod and my husband had the pork T-bone. The food was beautifully cooked, and the portions generous. Not the usual tired old Sunday roasts at all. Delicious fresh arancini provided as an amuse bouche. When my husband...

Food and service fantastic. I had the t bone pork Would definitely have it again. Only down side was when the wind is blowing it can be cold and windswept in the outdoor seating

Disappointing Sunday lunch. Live locally and always thought The Churchill Arms was a cut above other Cotswolds pubs but today I am so sorry to write it was poor. Waitresses were so busy, it just felt very loud , hectic and rushed not at all...

Went with my wife on a recommendation from the owner of our cottage that we were renting. Pleasant interior and garden with staff who were very friendly but sadly lacked the skills of using a mask. Reasonable menu with some interesting options and quality on...

Usually good but DONT GO ON A SUNDAY! Went late ….. still too busy … table not laid,starters came before cutlery etc amuse Bouche arrived whilst eating starter! Main courses all disappointing….. fish with 3 curried mussels NO potatoes Pork T bone ..,,, almost black...

Spent a bit of time in the area recently and dined here 3 times in a week - as a couple as well as with larger family groups. Consistently excellent food and service, enjoyed by everyone. Not cheap but great portions and quality of food...

We were recommended to try The Churchill Arms and didn’t disappoint. The atmosphere is so cosy and this 17th Century pub is just what you would want to find in Cotswolds. Nick Deverell-Smith and his team produce some awesome food and all the staff were...

My father booked a table for 3 and my octogenarian uncle drove 100 miles so we could all meet up today for the first time since the epidemic began. The pub is Dad's local and we walked around 2 cars parked in front of the...

This place is a must. I don’t know where to start. Nick made us feel welcome from the moment we walked in. The chateaubriand welly was insane and so were the truffle chips, my niece (15months old) loved it with the peppercorn sauce as a...

The food is just incredible. Always spoilt for choice on what to eat. Consistently excellent in presentation and taste. Service is impeccable, the staff are always friendly and professional and the setting is perfect, within a glorious Cotswolds village, so pretty. Always recommend to friends...

We had to wait 45 minutes for Sunday lunch despite having a reservation. They clearly have trouble managing the reservations, and we didn't mind waiting although they were not very apologetic even after an unreasonably long wait. I have been asked to leave a table...

The food here was of an excellent standard and we both thoroughly enjoyed it. We were aware of the menu prices before we visited but holidaying in the local area it’s unlikely we’ll go again for lunch as it’s just too expensive. The question for...

Visited on a rather chilly May Saturday lunchtime, just before indoor dining came back, but were very cosy in the well-covered outdoor area, kept warm by roaring braziers. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, providing exactly the right level of attention despite a fairly...

Very friendly and attentive staff. Really good food...although not the cheapest especially the sides. Good choice of wine and plenty by the glass. And genuinely dog friendly with a nice atmosphere.

Looking forward to a nice Sunday Lunch under cover having seen the positive comments. Didn't turn out too well. The staff, all young ladies, were pleasant and and helpful. The food not so good. Arancini amuse bouche, burnt in the fryer. Haddock souffle overcooked and...

We had a lovely family lunch here, and as my daughter said “ it was one of the best meals she has ever had” and we’ve taken her to some very good restaurants! The pub had gone to a lot of effort with its outside...

This was recommended to us and we went as a family of 5 for a birthday and were not disappointed. We were given a really lovely table and the service was attentive but discreet and not rushed. Everything was well set up for Covid regulations....

We had the Sunday roast at the Churchill arms. A nice gesture at the start of the meal was complimentary arancini butter squash balls! For the roast - The rare roast beef was tasty, however the Yorkshire pudding was very doughy. The side of cauliflower...

Had to make it my first trip out after the recent lockdown and worth the wait. Easily the best food I have had in last couple of years. Had an amazing crispy softshell crab started which came with delicately cooked artichoke with drops of chili...

We have visited this pub on and off for years. It has always been good but is now better than ever. Recently during lockdown we have used the take away service. The food is truly excellent. Beautifully presented, well packed and reasonably priced We couldn't...

My partner and I booked pretty last minute for dinner here and the food was amazing! The service was a little slow but it was very busy so understandable. However staff were not wearing masks properly. Wearing it under your nose is pretty pointless you...

Very cosy welcoming pub in a village setting. Staff exceptionally friendly. A great choice of main courses including Salmon, Venison pie and Cod. The amuse bouche was a nice touch. Only 2 of our group could manage a dessert which was delicious (pannacotta). Definitely restaurant...

We used the take away service during a recent stay in the Cotswolds, it was superb! They were so helpful on the phone and our food was ready for collection each time on time; they even do a 'cook at home' menu, our Beef Wellington...

This place has amazing food and great service it's a must visit the best pub food ever don't miss this place

The service was good, the beef wellington outstanding. A nice and generous portion, chips to die for! Only mistake was labelling “White Pepper” on a salt mill - resulting in my greens becoming rather over salted which was a disappointment. Would return.

Food was good - not as good as we were expecting though,, we’ve had a lot better for less cost. Room was a let down. Very small no space for clothes only 5 hooks on a coat hanger rail! Lacked any charm, blandly painted white,...

We enjoyed our visit here for lunch in the garden at well-spaced tables. Food very good, some of the service a bit sirly! We have had better food for the same price.

We booked here in advance as my daughter had been recently and had raved about the Sunday lunch. Initailly there was some slight confusion with our booking, however the Team managed to resolve it promptly and we were seated at lovely round table which also allowed us to keep our dogs out of the way. The Sunday lunch menu is a fixed price for 2 or 3 courses and represents amazing value even been before you have received your food. Once the food had arrived there was never any point when I wasn't overwelmed with evey meal served up. This place is exceptional in everyday for what in reality is a pub restaurant. We have rebooked in November for an evening meal and hope to be able to make a similar amazing TripAdvisor report.Thanks to the Team at The Churchill Arms. Keep it up.

This is a real gem hidden away in a tiny village. The food was excellent, cooked to perfection. Staff were friendly and professional.

We stayed here for a few nights and what a total find. The food is exceptional - seriously good, reasonably priced for such quality and served with a smile. A buzzy atmosphere even in Covid times. Thoroughly recommend and would love to return in the summer to the beautiful garden, little lightbulbs among the trees. Brilliant!

Just spent 2 fabulous nights here with amazing food and hospitality can't wait to go back a little gem

We had a 3 course dinner on Saturday 18th. Warm welcome and top class friendly service throughout the meal. The quality of the food excellent and the presentation worthy of a Michelin rosette. Nice ambience and in keeping with current restrictions tables were well spaced but maintained a good atmosphere.

Fantastic quality food and service after trying The Ebrington Arms which was poor the food and service at The Churchill Arms which is just a mile down the road from the Ebrington was a breath of fresh air the Churchill is the true Gem of The Cotswolds avoidThe Ebrington Arms at all costs

We travelled from Stratford-upon-Avon to visit Hidcote Manor Gardens on Sunday and came across The Churchill Arms as a heavily recommended place in the run-up to our visit. We love finding great places for Sunday Roast and it was between here and The Ebrington Arms from our shortlist. In the end, because of the Chefs credentials and great reviews, we chose here. It was easy to book and we were really excited about our visit.Unfortunately, as we waited by the door to be seated, the greeting from the guy was very unwelcoming, and when we entered the pub it became clear there was an 'atmosphere'. It just continued from there - it took over 15 mins to get served for a drink, and it was difficult to get any staff's attention to ask for anything as they visibly avoided eye contact. All of the other tables around us were noticing the same thing and were audibly unhappy with the attitude of the male in the shirt who appeared to be managing the place. It was a real shame as the food, especially the beef and the gravy, was delicious. We were going to stay for desserts and coffees but getting any service was so difficult that we changed our minds. We sat for 20 mins with plates waiting to be cleared and couldn't get any attention for the bill, so in the end we walked to the bar to pay and left. Perhaps we just caught the place on a 'bad day', as we all have from time to time, but the service really was very poor. The food was 5 star, but the service was 1, and that's why I've reflected our experience in this review.

Usually very impressed with this local favourite. The staff are efficient and attentive, the menu interesting and varied. Last couple of visits have been disappointing... Starters are shrinking in size and content, and main course, e.g. Butterflied Mackerel now reduced to one slim fillet, hidden under lots of flavoursome fennel. Having to pay extra for vegetables to bulk out the meal is slightly galling. £200.00+ for dinner for four, with only 2 courses each and a bottle of wine to share, feels like less good value than it once did.

Nick Deverell-Smith has developed this rustic 17th Century tavern to be much appreciated by locals and visitors. Fine food, wide selection of ales and wines, in a chic and comfortable atmosphere. Service is responsive yet unobtrusive.Some portions, notably the scallops starter, were less than generous. But, overall, a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

Fortunately we had pre-booked our table for dinner as it was busy. Food was delicious - go hungry as portion sizes are substantial, we didn’t have any room for dessert! Staff were really friendly and there was a nice relaxed atmosphere.

We went here today to visit for lunch, I had booked in advance after doing research on places to eat in the Cotswold while we visit here for the week and we had a long walk that morning so needed a big lunch!I am so glad I did! Friendly and attentive staff, faultless. The food was some of the best I have ever had. I had the Beef Tartare to start and it was delicious, as were the crackers on the side. The main was the stand out for me, I ordered the T-Bone Pork steak which was the tastiest pork ive ever had (Pork being my favourite to order at pubs/resturants so ive tried a fair few!). Everything that accompanied it was just as good. My partner had the ham hock to start and the coltswold fillet of beef, which was also faultless. Service on par with the food, couldnt have been better. Will recommend this place to everyone coming this way. Keep it up.

Service with a smile. Such a friendly place. Great food and drink to choose from. We were out walking and stopped in for a bar snack and vino! Polished off a lovely bottle and are plenty!

Visited after a recommendation to not miss this restaurant on our short stay in Cotswolds. I must say that we were not disappointed. The food was “mouth watering” so delicious. The service was very good and it was a lovely comfortable place to eat. Will definitely return when we are in the area next time

We have had a fabulous night, the food is of the highest quality and the service is excellent! In the midst of COVID-19 you felt very safe and comfortable, cannot recommend this place highly enough😎👍🏻

We had dinner here last week and found it by chance. We were not disappointed. Service was fantastic and the food was delicious! A bit pricey but definitely worth it. Beef Wellington to die for!

We stayed 3 nights at the Churchill and thought it was absolutely perfect for what we wanted. It’s primarily a gastro pub and the food is genuinely excellent. They also look after their beer well and have good hand-pulled ales on draft, if that’s important to you (it is to me). We ate there all three nights and also had breakfast each day. The menu has good variety and everything we had (and we had a lot) was very well cooked and thought through. Service was friendly and prompt, despite the Covid restrictions. The owner/head chef made a point of coming to chat with all the customers which is always good to see. The bedroom is nicely furnished and good value. It is not a hotel, so go somewhere else if you want those type of facilities/rooms, but if you want a comfortable room with character then this is your place. The village is tiny but is a very good base for exploring the beautiful Cotswolds. We recommend it highly for food and/or a stay.

We moved our dinner booking to a lunchtime booking in order to catch an earlier train back home, and we were very satisfied with our final holiday meal! The staff were accomodating of our last minute changes in plans and service was professional, courteous and friendly. The food was delicious too - we ordered the rigatoni with courgettes and pesto, the scallops and the beef fillet with mushrooms. We would love to come back again!

Fantastic pub. We were here for the weekend and visited twice! The food is delicious, the staff are friendly, knowledgable and helpful. The bar manager had a great knowledge of the wine list and made a fabulous espresso martini! Could not fault this place. The best Roast Beef I have ever tasted! So lovely that Nick came to check on us. What a fabulous place you have!