The Crown and Trumpet in Wychavon

Great ambience with real fire and décor based on an old "Flowers" pub . Food genuinely home-made, well-cooked and well-presented. Staff attentive, chatty and good-humoured. Prices exceptionally reasonable for a Cotswold tourist village.

Recently spent a week in the Cotswolds on a friends reunion. We visited many pubs in the area and were often disappointed. Most pubs have become cheaply made over restaurants. Not the Crown and Trumpet. It’s a proper pub retaining all its olde world charm and character. It does sell food but hasn’t forgotten it’s a pub and as a result was full of jovial folk enjoying a pint. Great selection of beers. The best pub we visited by far, a truly joyful experience

Lovely friendly pub. Bar staff wonderfull, food good proper pub grub, clean rooms, Staying here for a couple of nights and we will come back. Thank you every body.

Poor service. I went to this pub on my own for a snack and a drink. When I entered the pub, I asked a male who cleaning cutlery if I could sit anywhere, he just said ‘mmm’ so I sat near the bar. The lady who served me my first drink was lovely, I then sat back in my chair and perused the menu, I stood up back at the bar to order but found myself waiting for about 5 minutes while the bar ‘person’ continued to eat his food, I assumed that he wasn’t on duty as he was completely ignorant to the fact that I was there (although he did turn and saw me), he eventually came over and said ‘yeh’ 🤷🏻‍♀️so I said ‘I would like to order some food’, he then became extremely distracted and stood by the till and gazed into space for a while, I was expecting him to say ‘we’re not serving food at this time (it was 2.30pm) but I will ask the chef’ that was the sort of look he had but, he then came over to me and said ‘yeh, can I get you something?’ again I said’I would like to order some food please’…. ‘What is it you want?’ I’m kicking myself I didn’t walk out at this point but, I was really hungry so decided to stick to my guns… I ordered another drink while I had his attention and the snack soon arrived..breaded mushrooms with ranch and a salad garnish..not much could go wrong really with that and I did enjoy it along with my pint of Hawkstone draught cider which was delicious 😋 Just to add, another customer had said previously‘don’t mind me, you finish your food!’ I don’t live in Broadway and was on holiday there but, it makes no difference if you’re a local or on holiday, the colour of money is the same and as the hospitality industry is literally on its backside, I feel that if you really dislike your job in hospitality (operative word being hospitable) then, just don’t bother! I will return the lovely Broadway again but I definitely will not return to this pub.

We went two days on the trot as the food, beers and service the first day were excellent. Pub is dog friendly with outdoor tables, we sat inside. Good selection of excellent homemade food fro local sources, the minced beef put was superb and so was the beef in Guinness pie. Timothy Taylors beers as well!

Pleasant staff and traditional surroundings but food servings and choice only average. Probably wouldn’t go again but what we had was nice enough.

The food we had was tasty and decent value. There were issues though. There were three starters listed on the menu, but only one as available. We went on a Sunday and lamb roast was advertised, but apparently hasn't been offered here for quite some time. It was also strange that there was an extra charge of £3.50 for a Yorkshire pudding to go with a roast pork dinner, however it was included in the roast beef dinner. The member of staff who served us was apologetic and it was quite apparent that the menu issues were quite a normal occurrence. The pub is in a lovely setting by the church just off the main drag in Broadway. With just a little more attention to detail, it could be so much better. No establishment should ever run out of soup. It's quite OK to have pre-packed bought in soup as a back-up option in my opinion rather than to have none at all. I've scored 4 as what we had was good, but service wise, it was no more than a 3 based on food availability on the day.

Very pleasant early evening meal, just before the chaos of the football started. Nice atmosphere and a great location just a nice distance away from the hurly burly of the main Broadway drag. Staff very obliging

Family of six for an evening meal. Quaint pub. Friendly, cheerful and welcoming staff. Lovely traditional pub food. Great atmosphere. Affordable price. We’re glad we found this gem and thoroughly recommend this pub.

A fabulous place for good home cooked food served well by friendly staff. The chef has an excellent understanding of Gluten Free food.

The service was absolutly garbage. Dinner came no knives and forks. Waiting. Mine was cold as was onother three. It was biabollical. Would not recommed this place. Out to make money. Popular tourist spot. Be careful.

Traditional country pub, I visited here early evening, 6pm having booked a few days early. When arrived we were expected, pub was quiet at this time in the evening. Ordered some drinks at the bar, was asked if I would like to set up a tab but couldn’t as I didn’t have a physical credit card (I use my phone for everything), no problem paid and took my seat at the table. Ordered sharing starter (breaded prawns with chilli dip to share), have to say they were lovely. Main course was fish&chips x2 . Served really quickly, fairly small portion and a bit skimpy on the chips, I counted 13 on my plate but more than enough mushy peas to fill the plate. What I found odd was half way through the meal, I was presented with the bill and asked to pay while eating my main. Ordered extra drinks and paid again during meal. I’m sure if they have had issues with ‘runners’ then i understand but this felt odd and detracted from the evening. Surely there is a more customer focussed approach? Real pity as it’s a lovely pub in a lovely location. It was an evening with my 16yo daughter.

Very disappointed despite phoning to check they could take us for dinner we arrive only to be told kitchen was closed … staff and bar manager very unprofessional and unfriendly having helped my father in law who can hardly walk we left

Fantastic inn with great food! Lovely atmosphere and wonderful staff. Will definitely go back and will book a room next time.

Nice pub with a local feel and decent food but £8.65 for a pint of bitter and a small Diet Coke this far north is disappointing.

Ordered food in there and it was so so . Main was fish and uncooked chips . The desserts were apple crumble and custard and we had to ask if there was any crumble and the bar person said that it was on the plate . She did admit that she was embarrassed to serve it . It was no where to be seen and was a disgrace to be called apple crumble when it was just a pureé. Apparently the cook wasn’t there so the owner made it …badly . The pub was over run by barking dogs and on one Count there were 11 dogs in there , We would have gone elsewhere but the choice was very limited .

Lovely pub hidden away on a side street. Great homely food...nice beer. Authentic old world pub with lovely attentive staff. Best thing is that they are dog friendly. Not very big inside (but it is a 16th century building), but plenty of seats outside to sit in the sunshine. We had the fish meal and it was lovely.

What an unwelcoming and unpleasant place to visit if you're not a 'local'. A venue that seemingly doesn't value the tourist trade that puts more revenue into it than the 'locals' do. What an irony! They even put plaques on tables saying 'locals only'. I'm a very very well travelled man, but never have I come across that nonsense before. Imagine these people on travels of their own being told they're not 'local, you can't sit there'! Worse still, there was openly Sexist, bigoted and homophonic commentary from the men behind the bar, this place could be well suited as a bar in the movie Deliverance. I had lager and it tasted of cleaning chemicals. I went to the toilet and could see through to the back which looked uncared for and dirty. There are much much better and nicer places on the Main Street, don't go here, they don't deserve your tourist money.

We love this pub. No frills, traditional, reasonably priced. It’s a gem in Broadway for a pint or a simple family meal. 5* review.

Went for Sunday dinner and I have to say it was one of the worst meals I’ve ever had. The food came out and it looked like a school dinner. I wish I had taken a picture… the gravy was like water. Even the customers sat next to us we’re all commenting on how bad the food looked. The fact that the waitress said it made her cooking look good was the nail in the coffin. Sadly will not be going back. Steer well clear if you’re looking for somewhere to eat.

Tbh - worst Sunday roast we have ever seen - looked like a very poor school meal. My regret is not sending it straight back , my son ate the school dinner turkey & left the rest. The waitress even agreed that this dinner made her cooking look good! Don’t waste your money. Fish & Chips - fish was bland. Steak pie & chips - was ok Fish Pie - was ok Ruined our Xmas eve meal out! Have eaten here a good few times, unfortunately today will be our last visit.

As always excellent food but talk about dog friendly … it was over run with them !!!! Not a fan either of having 3 dogs sitting on seats either side of us while eating our lunch !!!! Also horse racing on the tv ?!?! What has happened to this lovely pub which was always such a pleasure to visit over many a year at Christmas time ? Would we go next year ?!?!

We had the fish and chips. Chips were good but fish was bland and needed sauce. We tried getting service once sitting down, and had zero luck. So we ate and drank what we could and left. You could tell it’s a locals pub by the reserved tables. Not very accommodating to tourists, so we won’t be back. Don’t recommend for non-locals. Oh it is dog-friendly! That was probably the highlight of our visit.

Went for a meal on Sunday evening, menu was a well worn laminated page. Only other choices were on the specials board but sold out. Ended up with mediocre Sunday roast. Might be better on other nights. Pub and staff very welcoming

We called into the Crown & Trumpet for lunch on Saturday after a walk to Broadway Tower. I had the Pan Fried Chicken Breast and I have to say it's one of the best pub lunches I've had! Staff were great and food & drink was excellent value for money.

Nice atmosphere, locals pub. Staff pleasant but sadly food very underwhelming. Lacked flavour and potatoes were obviously pre cooked and reheated. Average at best

A convivial place for a pint full of smiley happy people having fun. Timothy Taylor’s Landlord if memory serves. Friendly landlady and nice atmosphere. Not dine here so cannot review the food, but the pint was just right.

Went for evening meal. Very dirty pub. Spiders webs. Flies everywhere. Dirty carpets and toilets. Food was tasteless. There’s better places to eat and drink nearby.

Called in here for a drink and a bite to eat whilst on a visit to Broadway. It's a very traditional English pub with a good selection of beers and a fairly basic pub type menu which quite frankly is right up my street. The food is very reasonably priced ( in my opinion) and we had faggots chips and peas, lasagne and garlic bread and my wife had sticky toffee pudding with butterscotch sauce and ice cream. Everything was hot and freshly cooked and the beer excellent and obviously very well kept. Sadly we no longer have a dog but this place is extremely dog friendly and the staff were really pleasant and hard working. As it was a warm day we took the opportunity to sit outside with a drink and shock horror 😱😱😱😱 there were ashtrays on the tables for the lepers amongst us which is rapidly becoming a very rare sight. Cue no doubt plenty of comments telling me how inconsiderate we are etc etc but hey knock yourselves out. Would not hesitate to call in here for food or drink again ( and a cigarette)

Lovely from start to finish. Home cooked food. Original pub food at its best. Good value. Waitress was so helpful happy and friendly in her work. An asset to your business.

Do not stay here. This place was HORRIBLE! On entering the pub, the room felt dirty and old. The carpet everywhere, including our room was more than filthy, looked to be 40 years old. The floors feel like they will collapse, have big dips in them and are at a terrible slant. Room 2 is tiny, the bathroom while clean, was totally inadequate. I couldn’t even take a shower, the water was either scalding or freezing, no in between. One again the tiny floor in the bath was old and disgusting. The pub does good business, but you could not have paid me to eat there. There is no parking, you have to park several blocks away, parking is free after 6. The worst place we have ever stayed.

We had a few of visits to the crown we had some drinks a couple of nights which is a great atmosphere we sat outside a very nice place to be then we a Sunday lunch which was excellent good service again great atmosphere then we had a tea there scampi and chips and mince pie and chips very good pub food good service a very good server called poppy very chatty and pleasant its great place to visit give it a try

We are staying close to this pub and wanted to try it for dinner. Very friendly and helpful staff. You go in to order your meal and your drinks. There is a huge selection of beer and ciders on tap. Pretty diverse menu for appetizers, main courses and desserts. Prices are reasonable and competitive. The place has a good vibe and there appeared to be a number of locals. We thought the food was OK. It just did not blow us away. Given the excellent staff and vibe it is worth trying.

If I could rate it as zero, I would, but it won't let me. Months ago, I made a specific booking for an early Sunday evening meal for my family and I to enjoy at 4.45pm, as a treat, on our return from our European...

What a little gem. Just off the Main Street. Really dog friendly and staff couldn’t do enough. Great food and choice a beers. Fantastic price. They have rooms but we didn’t stay. Would definitely go again.

Had such a disappointing visit this time to The crown and Trumpet . We booked for a Sunday roast dinner to be told on arrival that none was available, that they had sold out !! Also other items not available on a very limited menu....

We had a most enjoyable dinner in this ancient inn, hosted by super friendly and efficient staff who made us feel most welcome. There is a good selection on the menu, with delicious food served piping hot, in generous portions. This little gem of an...

Had a 1 night stay. Room was very clean. Staff were very friendly. Room very oldy worldy but excellent!! Considering we were in Broadway the price of the room was affordable. Staff made you feel welcome and if there was anything you needed you just...

We decided to eat here for our last evening meal of our stay in the Cotswold. We were hoping it would be as good as the other eateries and we were not disappointed. The staff were very friendly and efficient. The food was excellent and...

Very dissatisfied when walking in there was a funny smell. The bed room was dreadful dead fly on the net, cheap messy furniture room looked and felt dirty. Didn’t eat there. Went out straight away tried to rebook elsewhere but full. Slept on top of...

Beer is good but food is mediocre. Had a very dry fish pie followed by a stale jam rolypoly served with ‘custard’ that was as thin as water. Will not be revisiting.

Popped in for a pint after a walk and fancied something sweet so ordered the sticky toffee pudding. Worst one I’ve ever tasted. Bone dry, microwaved and no cream or ice cream to go with it. Nice enough pub with friendly staff but wouldn’t bother...

Made a special trip to this venue as it is a stunning old English and one of my favourites. It oozes character inside and has a great atmosphere. Best pub in Broadway and probably in the whole of the Cotswolds. Love it!

Booked a table for live music as you had to have food (or so we were told only to see lots of people come into pub after music started who didn’t have to order food). Now the food- pie was ok ish but veg lasagne...

2nd time for food, 1st time I had the fish and chips, not very nice. 2nd time, I had the steak, and I couldnt eat it as it wasn't edible. Could just about eat the chips, but they tasted like they were from the frozen...

A great pub with proper beer and good pub food. Great service provided and we were made very welcome. Well worth a visit.

Steak and ale pie a huge disappointment. Only 4 small pieces if meat in the pie and very boring vegetables. Not worth the money.

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Popped in for drinks while on a short break in Broadway🍺🍺…lovely selection of beers & cider…welcoming staff lovely atmosphere..(the rugby was on) 👍🏼🏉 Very dog friendly…biccies behind the bar. We didn’t eat but the food looked lovely…⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Glad we booked as it was very busy on a Sunday lunchtime. Limited menu of pub classics including roasts. Food was tasty. Staff were very welcoming and friendly which made it a great lunchtime venue. Listen out for racing tips from the barman!!

Straightforward pub lunch in cosy pub with log fire on bitterly cold day. Good home made food, friendly service. Sensible prices. A nice unexpected find in a very trendy village.

This is a pub that my family and I have visited for decades as we make yearly trips to the Broadway. This year 14 of us came for our annual Christmas trip and decided that we would stop to eat. The pub itself is beautiful,...

Had dinner for two. Staff very friendly. Food was average. You got the sense that it was supermarket bought or pre-prepared food warmed up (and the frequent ping from the kitchen seemed to support that). It was all 'serviceable', although a sticky toffee pudding at...

We had 2 great meals here. The beer was good too! The manager and staff are super friendly and nothing seems to be too much for them. We stayed 3 nights. The bed was very comfortable. It's a listed building - very quirky. The central...

My husband and I stayed for 2 nights as we was going to a wedding nearby. The room was lovely and clean. It was the idea location for where we were going. We had breakfast both days which was lovely. The staff were lovely and...

We have looked forward to visiting again as we holidayed in Broadway 6 years ago and ate at The Crown and Trumpet almost every night and had good value and very tasty meals. What a huge disappointment! We had the steak and ale pie the...

We visited during a short break. The fish pie was piping hot and delicious. Lovely fish and chips, nice crispy batter. All served by attentive friendly staff, the bar man in particular (sorry didn't get his name). We will return on our next visit to...

Went there for Sunday roast while on holiday in the area. The food was all microwaved. Vegetable dish was mashed carrot and swede small amount of cabbage and cauliflower cheese. I had dessert of apple crumble, again microwaved. The crumble was burnt. Would never go...

We loved the cheery welcome and genuine atmosphere. The menu consisted of all our favourite English dishes served piping hot and beautifully cooked.

Husband and I enjoyed this place so much, we ate here almost every night of our stay in Broadway. The service is very friendly, the atmosphere is welcoming. Their chips are fantastic—super crispy, which I love. Meals were a cut above what we expected from...

Visited for dinner. Was accommodated on a table inside, nice friendly and efficient staff. However, the food disappointed. My pie filling was cold so I had to return it. After hearing the microwave beep, it returned slightly warmer but not hot. The meat was tough...

We had dinner for three evenings. The food was lovely. I had fish and chips one evening and it was the best I've had for years. The staff are friendly and we did not have to wait very long before Being served. Will eat there...

Right on the Cotswold Way walking route. It is a great place to stop for lunch. The food was very good and the beverages were refreshing. Service was all smiles from everyone.

Had Sunday roast Pork lunch in this pub today and it could not of been more disappointing. After a lovely long weekend we got a late departure from Caravan Club site & decided to treat ourselves to Sunday Lunch before heading home. Pork was anything...

Very friendly Staff. House wines….Rioja good. Varied menu - soup and good pie options for supper. Fast service. 2nd visit in 6/8 weeks.

Friendly staff, very welcoming of us and our dog but the food was mediocre at best. Had two roast dinners, they were very basic and seemed to be ready plated up then microwaved. You could tell the roast meat was not fresh it was like...

Visited pub on a sunny Friday lunchtime. Sat outside. Ordered 2 panini which took a time to arrive ( I can forgive this) but they were small and not worth the price! Staff lovely. Great selection of beer etc., but snack food overpriced in my...

A lovely looking pub in a beautiful village setting. Great selection of beers. We had cheese & pickle sandwiches which were very disappointing at £7.95 each. The cheese was grated and kept falling out and the bread was dry. Good service.

We have just had the worst meal Ever. Something they described as Lasagne which was a microwaved meal of baked mince with a layer or pasta and grilled cheese. Truly disgusting. My husband was given a shandy which missed the beer pump and looked like...

I was so upset to have booked this place for Sunday lunch for Father’s Day. Our table was jutted into an odd shaped area which felt like we didn’t belong within the restaurant. The food options were okay but nothing special. I ordered roast beef...

Had Sunday lunch … it’s ok but not much better ! We were rather disappointed , all felt a little over microwaved. The pie I had was not a pie and the Apple crumble was very disappointing

What a fantastic pub!!!! Fabulous food & service too. Highly recommend if you’re visiting Broadway - thank you Crown & Trumpet

Called in for a pint and light lunch on a very busy Saturday. The pub offers a good selection of ales, lager and draft cider and the couple of pints I had were perfectly kept. Lunch (bacon & brie paninis) was served quickly and was...

The meal and service were great . This is a traditional Pub great range of beers and the food really good . Will certainly go here again.

Lovely meal at the Crown and Trumpet, nice atmosphere, good beers and very dog friendly. Will visit again.

Visited with my husband last night for dinner. As soon as we went through the door I detected a funny smell. Don’t know what it was, but it wasn’t inviting or welcoming. The inside is very old fashioned without being ‘trendy’ or quirky. The wood...

Good choice of ales but Guinness expensive (compared to other local pubs). More 'Pub Grub' than high-end pub food, which works well.

What a great drinking establishment. Popped in after finding a pay car park to leave our transport in . Really old pub and had a great welcome from the staff behind the bar. I had my two young grandchildren along with my son and daughter-in-law....

Lovely outside, and the inside is a real old fashioned, English pub. Nothing fake, or posh, or manufactured, just a real, honest pub. Food was basic, honest, and something your mum would have cooked. All good, except for the carrots, which were boiled, into the...

Popped in a couple of times whilst we stayed locally, first time was for a drink and the second time we ate. Its a lovely pub for a drink with a great atmosphere and a wide range of real ales and ciders on tap but...

Wow! Here for Sunday lunch today and how wonderful. Lovely welcome, lovely staff. We were given time to decide our courses. When the food arrived it was so delicious we didn’t even talk a lot because we were enjoying it so much. One roast pork,...

When your food comes out within 10 minutes of ordering, you know there’s something a bit suspect. Food really poor - we only ate it because we were starving! I ordered chilli which was basically a bowl of mince with a few kidney beans, really...

Really good ales. Friendly staff and good food. The menu seems quite confused but the food on the plate is what matters and it was good quality.

Visited with family for a birthday meal. Had some lovely beers before meal, we were well looked after by staff. Lovely atmosphere, very cosy, real fire. Three of us chose pie which was quite disappointing when it arrived as it was just some chunks of...

We are regular visitors to our local. Staff are friendly and very efficient and the range of wines, ales and ciders is excellent and we'll priced. The food is proper pub food with a good range of starters and mains. Busy all the time so...

My brother and I meet up in the Cotswolds every three months or so and we invariably take lunch at The Crown & Trumpet. We are always made to feel really welcome by the management and staff and the beer and food is consistently good....

Visited today as a group for lunch, dessert and drinks. In total there was 10 of us and had a variety of main courses and desserts. Food was well cooked, full of flavour and served by a great team. Will be back for sure

We had fish and chips, the fish wasn’t cooked properly and the batter on the fish was soft, pale and thick. I did not eat any of my fish and the others ate a little of theirs. They refunded one meal when I explained why...

Booked two rooms that were clean and comfortable. The facilities at the pub interns of food and alcohol were excellent. We had a very enjoyable stay

If you want a local pub for a pint this is probably the place to go but we were here for a family weekend and wanted a nice meal together and i wouldnt recommend the Crown and Trumpet for that. Firstly, i have no issues...

Service was rushed, food average and staff friendly. To be fair after all that has happened in the last 20 months it is great to see that these places are still operating. However that said the level of expectation was set when we arrived at...

The excellent Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway plc now runs to Broadway and after enjoying the full journey via Toddington station we were looking for somewhere to eat after visiting the Cotswold town.We had researched pubs beforehand and navigated ourselves to this pub which is just...

Fantastic meal amazing service. Visited tonight 24/11 6 of us with 2 dogs. Brilliant meal and good range of ales. The service was second to none very attentive and couldn't do enough for us. We popped in for drinks a few days before and loved...

My wife and I visited this pub with a group of friends on a trip around the Cotswolds to various hostelries. This was our last stop of the day and was not disappointed. What a wonderful establishment. Very friendly and welcoming staff and excellent well...

We decided as a one off to pop into Broadway and the Crown and Trumpet before visiting friends in Evesham. Great decision because the both the village and the pub looked glorious on a lovely fresh evening. We had a generous welcome from Andrew, the landlord, and had an excellent pint of Cotswold brewery beer. Obviously well kept and much appreciated. Not all pubs keep their beers to the high standard that Andrew obviously manages!All in all a thoroughly pleasant visit and will definitely be back soon. Highly recommended to all!

I organised a group trip to visit various real ale pubs in the Cotswolds and we chose the Crown & Trumpet in Broadway as one of our destinations. This pub did not disappoint. The staff were all very friendly and professional, the cask ale was excellent and the food tasty and good value for money. All in all, we had a great time and thanks must go to Andrew and his team for making us feel so welcome. Needless to say we will be going back again and if you are in the area, this hostelry is well worth a visit.

Very nice pub with well kept Ales from North Cotswold Brewery Very attentive bar staff Just off the main high street, so easy to find

When my husband & I drove through the village heading home & saw the beautiful lights.We knew exactly where to go for a warm welcome, a well kept ale & classic pub experience the Crown & Trumpet.A fine example of an English pub in all seasons, Festive Ales or Summer ciders this pub delivers. Quaint on the outside quirky on the inside. Had a lovely welcome from bar staff & Andrew the owner. He knows his stuff about Ales & able to help you make an informed choice for a drink. Packed with punters who looked cosy, so nice to join them on a crisp November evening. We knew we'd made the right discision.

The pub has lost its spark. The Pint of Landlord was sweet, not good.A table saying locals only - so alienated. Staff perfunctory with no welcome or smile. A real shame that this iconic pub has gone down hill.

Despite arriving without a reservation at what is clearly a popular pub we were welcomed as though we were regulars and seated at a lovely table by the fire. We didn't think that proper traditional pubs like this still existed so we were delighted to find it. There is a varied menu to cater for all tastes and the staff could not be more friendly. The owner, in particular, was chatting to diners and was a mine of information. It's lovely to discover these individual gems amongst the uniformity of the larger chains.