The Horse & Groom Village Inn in Cotswold

Fantastic find. Lovely pub, great menu, brilliant food. Lovely waitress, Mackenzie, so friendly and informative. She made our visit extra special!

Lovely place for a weekend or a meal. Rooms are excellent and food delicious.

They are amazing. From the food to the room to the amazing and I mean amazing staff. So helpful and friendly and organized and professional. Without a doubt, this is a place for you to stay.

Staff were a bit busy and distracted so didn't feel particularly welcome. Beer was ok, we tried all the real ales, maybe one was on the turn.

Don’t be fooled by the dog friendly sign outside! They are dog tolerable at best! We walked in and were instantly met with a blonde waitress that had an attitude problem, one of our dogs was excited to see her and she holds her hands up and sternly says NO! This dog was under harness control and was nowhere near her, we asked for a dog bowl for our 2 dogs and was declined and told by the same moody waitress that she would put a bowl of water near the entrance of the pub for them? Like what? What’s so hard about letting them having a drink under the table like EVERY other pub in the country does, we were so put we drank our drinks and order a quick bite just to leave ASAP! Management need to sort her out and themselves out and be more dog friendly like your sign says outside. To also mention we had the crispy chicken bites and the duck salad and they felt extremely cheaply made and tasteless… avoid this place at all costs it’s not worth it.

What an excellent place this is! A couple of delicious Wye valley beers and some lovely Savignon Blanc were suitable for a delicious Sunday lunch. The starters were excellent. After a couple of pardon peppers, the home cured gravadlax, succulent scallops, super sesame prawn toast and a lovely stuffed mushroom were great introductions to the skills of the chef. We then enjoyed beautifully rare striploin of beef, lovely Gloucestershire shoulder of pork, and a skilfully cooked ribeye steak with simple but well cooked vegetables. The honey roasted parsnips were a great success. We managed to squeeze in a fruit crumble with home-made custard, a chocolate brownie with vanilla ice cream, a gin and tonic sorbet and pineapple tart tatin with coconut ice cream. All of these dishes were beautifully cooked and tasted superb. The chef is clearly very talented. Service was very efficient but warm and took care of all our needs - the staff were a credit to the management and their training.

My husband is milk intolerant and one look at the menu made us think that this was the wrong g place for us. Nearly every meal had milk in BUT a simple explanation to the waiter and he said

Food was excellent. Lovely ambience and very attentive service

Lovely pub with friendly staff. Lovely food.

Stayed at the local Rugby club camp site, walk is about 15 mins. Pub is probably one of the nicest I've ever been to. Lovely inside and great outside space. Friendly staff and met some nice visitors. The village is Oddington is stunning, fab houses.

A wonderful welcome on our arrival after a long day travelling. We had our dogs with us and they were great at getting them water and treats and even offered a dog menu and blankets! The staff were so friendly and couldn’t do enough to help. Food was beautiful. We visited twice during our short break as we loved it

Stayed here for two nights with our dogs. The dogs could not have been made more welcome, fussed over, provided with welcome packs, towels and beds. The ground floor room in The Cottage is perfect if you have a dog. There was a roomy cupboard, TV, radio, desk, iron, hair dryer, tea & coffee & water replenished daily, and a welcome hamper. Breakfast was included and there was a good choice and it was delicious and set you up for the day! Evening meals were equally delicious. There are dog treats and poo bags in the bar area and just off the bar is a residents' lounge with newspapers, hot drinks, walking routes and leaflets of what to do in the area. We took a lovely walk over to Daylesford Organic via Saint Nicholas Church and found a stream for the dogs to have a cooling swim. We had great weather so could enjoy a local Henbrooks lager in the pub's pretty garden complete with a little stream. Upper Oddington is picture perfect and there is lots to do nearby. Locals are lucky to have such a great pub on their doorstep. Thank you for a thoroughly enjoyable stay and we hope to visit again.

Lovely quiet pub in a beautiful village. Food was amazing including the brownie. Highly recommend if you’re driving through the village.

This was an amazing place to stay, rooms were so beautiful, full of character, and peaceful. Breakfast was amazing, we would visit again in a heart beat.

We stayed here two years ago and decided to stay again. Such a lovely and friendly inn. Spotless and comfortable room, great staff and great food. Very dog friendly, our girl Willow loves it at the Horse and Groom with all the treats and fuss she gets. Highly recommend a visit.

I never been to the Horse and Groom before. It is quite a distance from Warwick. It was well worth the drive. My meal was absolutely fabulous and the staff so friendly.. Can't wait to visit again .

Stayed here for along weekend with breakfast included. We took our dog who had his own treats and bed in our room provided. Made to feel very welcome, friendly staff. Had a table for evening meal which is mostly steak had a burger off the grill which was very nice. Good location quite central to most tourists attractions about 15-20mins for most. Unless your going to Didly Squat were you'll be stuck queing on the road for 2 hrs so be warned !

Beautiful rack of lamb meal. Pub is lovely and the service was excellent. Would definitely recommend to anyone. Even have blankets if you sit outside and get a bit chilly 😁

Food was on the expensive side, but beautifully cooked. Would definitely recommend the rack of lamb. Excellent service in a beautiful pub.

second stay at horse and groom...the food is superb..best steak i have ever tasted...both stays were for 2 nights..1st stay in upper annex room..2nd in room above pub.pub room was rather small..and bit tired in shower area...annex had lot more room and comfy.breakfast is good choice and the sausage and bacon are superb..and a chef who can cook poached eggs properly ?friendly staff and smiling slavka was one of them (she was very friendly..assest to the pub ) well worth a stay for visiting stow and area about. (find the chocolate shop there..great ?) recommend the horse and groom anytime ..will be back for more

Fabulous stay. Room small but had everything we needed and lots of lovely touches, eg welcome hamper. Staff were all lovely and very welcoming. Breakfast very tasty, pre-order the day before but this worked really well and meant everything was fresh and hot. We also ate dinner here which was also very tasty. Definitely recommend for a stay in a lovely part of the Cotswolds

I can't rate the rooms as we did not stay but great selection of beers, fantastic and clean with great service, however the food, yes the food was absolutely stunning with amazing flavours you would not go wrong booking a table and eating here in such beautiful surroundings.

A very attractive traditional pub in a quiet village just outside Stow on the Wold. They were able to cater for a celiac diner, a mobility compromised diner and a dog 😊 lovely staff, great food and it's clearly popular with locals.

Had a beautiful lunch, staff were very friendly and accommodated our late lunch arrival. Prices were higher than I would like, but the quality and taste reflected this.

Great Sunday roast with plenty of gravy. We sat outside as the weather was so nice. We took our four legged friend with us and she was made welcome. Service was excellent and our waiter was attentive without being intrusive.

Good meal, awful room - pretty much uninhabitable. We had two great dinners in the restaurant, but our stay was ruined by a bedroom so bad that we left a day early. We stayed in room 6, a dog friendly room in the cottage annex. On the first night, we struggled to sleep, due to high humidity in the room - you felt a wall of air thick with moisture just walking in. Ventilation in the shower room was ineffective. Then on the second night, people moved into the room above. They weren’t being loud themselves at all, but their floor was so creaky that we were woken repeatedly when they moved; and we could very clearly hear their voices through our ceiling, even though they just seemed to be talking normally. We barely slept at all on the second night. A dirty carpet and a green LED that kept the room lit all night were further annoyances. We decided to leave in the morning, a day earlier than planned, despite having prepaid, and as we cleared the room saw a likely indicator of the moisture being a serious problem - damp and mould patches at floor level, out of normal view behind a chair and a table. The window heavy with condensation was another sign. I told the man who appeared to be the owner about it as we left, explaining why we were leaving a day early. He said he would look into it, but didn’t seem at all surprised. That mould had clearly been there for some time, and it isn’t realistic that they didn’t know about it. They should not be taking guests at all to the room we were in. I wonder if it may even be a health risk for some. EDIT: I see the owner has replied. The reply does not make sense to me. - The heating was in fact completely off throughout the night. How would the owner know when the heating was on, to make the statement that he has? Housekeeping didn't come in during our stay. - Dry heating from a towel rail or radiator could not cause high humidity in any event, unless there was already a lot of moisture present in the room. - That's the significance of the mould - it's an indicator that there was already a lot of moisture around, and you can see from the pictures that there had been for some time. Mould like that does not form overnight. If the owner has responded by just removing the mould after the event, then he may well have missed the root cause. The amount of condensation that's shown in the picture is not at all normal. - The only opening windows in the room were out on to the car park at ground floor level. It would be obviously unsafe for a guest to leave them open during the day when out. We did have them open when we could and when we were in (and we had to still consider the noise from the kitchen fan immediately opposite and the car park right outside the room), but with poor airflow through the room, the benefit was limited. Again - how would the owner know when the windows were open? I doubt he was walking around outside the rooms through the night, checking which windows were open and closed. Seeing the reply reassures me that it was the right decision to leave. Blaming the guest, no mention of the noise issues (noisy floorboards were not going to be fixed in a day), and missing the underlying point does not inspire confidence. The fundamental issue was that the airflow in the room was extremely poor. We couldn't afford a third straight night of little sleep.

Just had an excellent Sunday lunch. The roast beef was quite excellent….melt in the mouth tender!! Also very speedy and friendly service despite the restaurant being busy. Highly recommended.

Popped in for a pint on our circular walk from Stow. No Guinness on draught 😱 which was disappointing so the port birthday chaser had to wait until the next pub.👍 However, very friendly bar staff and locals and enjoyed the ambience. Nice…….

Just returned from a long weekend staying at the Horse and Groom. What a lovely welcoming place the staff are friendly and very helpful . Are room was very pleasant , had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. The food was exceptionally tasty, well presented and enjoyable. We would definitely recommend them to anyone wanting a quite location but within in few miles of all the great attractions the Cotswolds have. Thank you for a great stay.

Stopped for lunch based on reviews. Very welcoming staff and a good atmosphere, yet somewhat disappointed with the quantity of food, although tasty it would have been nice to enjoy a more substantial meal. Average prices for the area. Hard to recommend based on quantity but will recommend on quality and good staff.

Excellent food, excellent value and friendly staff.

Perfect, had a lovely steak. A really lovely place, Highly recommended.

We were staying nearby so popped in for drinks in the afternoon and we had pre booked a table for the evening. Wonderful service, friendly staff, great chilled atmosphere and the food was wonderful. Could not fault a thing.

Amazing food and varied fab menu!!

Trying to organise a big Christmas family lunch (15+) is not easy, but Warren and the team made it a breeze. I had called round many pubs in the area to try and get this event sorted - the horse and groom was the only pub which were flexible and accommodating. On the day the food was a hit, and the service allowed us to focus on catching up rather than sorting out logistics. The team had decked out the table with Christmas decorations and crackers (free of charge) and went beyond the call of duty to make an enjoyable day. Warren, a huge thank you to you and the team. You helped create a memorable Christmas experience.

6 of us walked to the Horse and Groom to have Sunday lunch. It was buzzing with life. We had a quieter table at the far end of the pub and had a delicious meal (par better priced than many of the gastro pubs in the neighbouring area). three of us had the roast lunch option - generous portions, with lots of veg and all delicious; 3 of us had 2 starters - ranging from gyoza to courgette carpaccio - good portion sizes and equally delicious. We would have given our review 5 stars had it not been for the background music. If a pub's restaurant is full, you don't need piped music: it is only distracting for those of us wanting to talk. But the very friendly restaurant offered to turn the music down, which was great (and much appreciated).

Great pub hotel. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was fab and we had a couple of evening meals there too which were also very good. Great location. Plenty of parking.

We popped in for lunch after visiting Stow, the pub/restaurant is an airy well illuminated place while keeping the cost charm of a 16th century Village Inn. The menu is well thought out with plenty of variance, all clearly marked for allergens and there’s an excellent choice of craft ales. The Inn is spotlessly clean throughout, the polished silverware which makes a nice change from other places which tend to have watermarks from dishwashers, it’s the attention to detail that makes The Horse & Groom stand out for quality and an attention to detail. There’s plenty of room between tables too so there’s no fighting for elbow room. The loos are very clean and presentable and accessible rather than having to wade through diners to find them. There’s also a small shop area selling local produce which is a nice touch. It’s dog friendly for those pooch lovers and a large car park to the rear makes parking easy. All in, this was one of our best dining experiences in a long time.

Stayed 2 nights here had breakfast and evening meals h we here could not fault the meals. Staff very friendly could not be more helpful. Room small but had everything you wanted hairdryer iron and board complementary basket filled with crisp biscuits water and sweets a coffee maker kettle could not ask for more.

We stumbled across this delightful pub by chance - what a great find! Welcoming staff, a warm and cosy atmosphere and fabulous food highlighted a lovely trip to the Cotswolds. We will definitely be back!

A disappointing visit today for Sunday lunch. The food was barely warm the Yorkshire puddings did not seem fresh and roast potatoes barely roasted, the service was not up to the normal high standards the focus seemed to be on a private dining party. Such a shame when we have enjoyed wonderful food and service on past visits

Has the chef changed? Portion sizes were pitiful. I am a tiny size 6 woman, and I left hungry - even after having to have pudding. The beef was really lovely quality for the Sunday roast, yorkies were great, everything was cooked perfectly, there just wasn’t enough of it. Half a parsnip, some green beans, and some puréed carrot. The cauliflower cheese was served in a tiny little oven dish, one between two. It used to be one each. We had one spoonful of cauliflower each. The Sunday menu was two different beef options (one portion was £30!), a vegetarian pie (which was described as a Wellington, it was not a Wellington), or pork, or fish.

Lovely little inn, so charming. Exceptionally friendly staff and quite helpful. When a taxi for our early morning trip to the train station could not be secured, the owner took us himself. They also packed us a take away breakfast that was delicious. Food and pub drinks were excellent and they even had a dance group performing one evening. Would definitely recommend!

We stayed 4 nights and ate at the restaurant each night. Excellent rump steak, so tender, cooked to perfection. Fresh vegetables and delicious deserts. Staff couldn’t have been more helpful. Highly recommend for dinner. Rooms pleasant, bit small for twin beds, but that’s the UK in general if you stay at Inns which are 450 years old!

What a little gem. Didn't catch our waiter's name, but he was the young lad. Such a delight. Lovely welcome, fitted us in no problem without booking. Very country feel and very clean. My bum hadn't even hit the chair and he asked if we'd like water or drinks! Lovely service! We had croquettes to start, delish. Crispy, fresh and packed with ham. Then I ordered the ham hock but with salad. This was no issue and a large, fresh, dressed salad came with the ham. Ham fell off the bone. Wonderful, tasty. Other dish was fish and chips. Fresh, light batter with tasty crispy chips. Plentiful. I couldn't finish the ham! Dessert looked tasty but we were full. 100% recommend this gem. Don't drive by without stopping for lunch.

We came for a midweek lunch (had previously popped in for a drink and chips and decided it was worth another visit for a proper meal). There were treats and water available for our dog, and we were given a nice table to the side with space to put our pushchair. Drinks selection was good (3 real ales on offer) and olives/padron peppers to start were great. For mains we had the steak and squid with rice noodles. Both excellent. Service was friendly and efficient. Nice walks nearby around Daylesford. Would highly recommend.

Stayed here when visiting the National memorial Arboretum. Characterful, dog friendly Inn in stunning location excellent food served by friendly and efficient staff

I was staying at a nearby B&B and was recommended to book a table here for dinner. Environment was cozy. I had a burger with drinks. The burger was very nice, cooked just right and excellent presentation.

Haven’t been here for many years live local got there to begin with we seemed to be ignored they were busy I know but there were a lot of staff on food was ok not a lot for the money I had risotto £18 for a bowl of rice and a small one at that the duck salad starter was tasty needs more carbs guys my hubby had ham hock said the few chips he had were soggy and his prawn and crab starter was dry and no bread with that either

Fantastic Sunday lunch for 13 of us in this lovely traditional Cotswolds pub. Friendly staff, great service and really good food - thoroughly recommend.

My husband and I have just returned from a lovely long weekend break staying at the Horse and Groom. As soon as we arrived we were made to feel welcome, including the dog. All the staff were friendly and were happy to chat and suggested...

Lovely location; Fabulous food - great selection of beers. Very attentive and personable staff. We had a lovely meal - well worth a visit. And an added perk for us - it is incredibly dog friendly...... there is even a menu for the dogs !

We ate here on the first night of a weekend in the Cotswolds on the recommendation of our B&B host. Great food on a fairly concise menu. The front of house staff were very good - attentive but not overly so. Max and Amanda were...

We came across this pub whilst driving around. Stopped for lunch which was delicious. The service was great. The staff were particularly friendly and the atmosphere was warm and relaxing, will definitely be visiting again and would highly recommend to anybody wanting fab food and...

Visited for drinks and then dinner - very friendly staff and nice menu. Lovely location, easy to walk to and good parking at the location.

We came in to celebrate my wife’s birthday & we had a lovely lunch here. There was ample parking around the back and as soon as we walked in we noticed how nice the restaurant looked and was extra cozy with a fire going. Our...

Highly recommend staying here! Room 2 was a perfect cosy Cotswolds room, the staff were so accommodating and responsive to any queries. Breakfast was delicious and a big thank you to Tracey and all the staff for a lovely stay, will definitely be back!

We had a good dinner here on a busy Friday evening. The only reason we have deducted points was the fact that the cut off for last orders on a Friday evening is 830pm. Three of us (one a 13 year old) were driving from...

This is a lovely pub with friendly landlord and staff, good drinks, delicious food and excellent service. Not really much more to say as it does exactly what a good English pub should do, and it does it very well. SO much better than its...

I stayed a night here with a friend - the pub ambience was great with a log fire and very friendly staff. Starters were overcooked (reheated) but mains were lovely. The pub shuts early so guests are moved to a guest bar which is where...

The Horse & Groom is located in the heart of the Cotswolds, close to Stow on the Wold. It is an ancient inn which has been sympathetically refurbished over time to produce comfortable en-suite bedrooms and friendly bar, restaurant and lounge areas. The staff were...

Very disappointed 😞 was taken out by a family member so did not want to make fuss . Had ham hock with eggs and chips . The ham hock was overcooked , the eggs like bullets 😳 did ask for 2 new ones 🤔 waitress...

We had a 2 night stopover in late October. The 16th century pub is in a beautiful quiet location near Stow. Our room was clean, comfortable and the bed very comfortable. Ample free on site parking. Breakfast and evening meals were excellent and served by...

Having booked a meal for Saturday night of our long weekend staying in the same village, we called in for a drink on our first night and were warmly welcomed by the hosts and their lovely team. The bar and restaurant area are tastefully decorated,...

Visited this pub for Sunday Pie Night and arrived at approximately 6pm. Calm and cosy atmosphere within a quaint, rustic country pub setting. The restaurant was very quiet when we arrived however this didn't affect the atmosphere. The pies were great and the chips were...

One of the best roast dinners in the Cotswolds. Both my friend and I were really pleased with our roast dinners, we both ordered the beef which was delicious and came with a large portion of different vegetables, we both commented on how nice the...

Went here for a lovely Sunday roast, staff was extremely welcoming, arrived with a dog who was given a treat and bowl of water upon arrival. Would defiantly recommend this restaurant for anyone visiting the cotswolds. Especially for a Sunday roast!

We initially had a lunchtime drink but the staff were friendly and helpful, the place looked great so we booked in for a meal that evening. The food was excellent, but it was also the friendly, efficient and welcoming service that deserves a special mention....

Second visit to this beautiful pub/restaurant. So warm and friendly. Even fitted us in on a busy Sunday lunch time. Food was excellent fully recommended.

We had a nice meal at the Horse & Groom - I recommend the cheese sampler as well as the fish and chips. We ended up splitting both and we were both full as both dishes had good portions. The staff was nice and the...

Called into the Horse and Groom for a refreshing cider, not only was it flat it was also warm as though it had been kept bottled in the sun. The bar staff were rude and not welcoming. Real shame, especially as they’re now competing with...

We travelled a fair distance to the Horse & Groom because we'd been told it was good - we weren't disappointed, it was wonderful! We both had 3 courses and a few drinks. We indulged in the T-bone steak and Lobster Tails, which was fantastic....

Wow! An amazing Sunday lunch made better by the friendly and accommodating staff. We just turned up without a booking and they made great efforts to accommodate us and our dog. Staff seemed genuinely dog obsessed! Sunday lunches were best we’ve had for a long...

Seriously, I can’t remember my wife and I having such an awful meal Our companions – the other couple – were politely underwhelmed. Gammon terrine with a gammon taste (no great feat of chef skill) had a texture like a half-inch over-grilled cold hamburger, accompanied...

Touring the area, we came across the Horse & Groom on Saturday (yesterday) at lunchtime and popped in for a quick drink. This developed into a stay for a lunchtime special meal which we thoroughly enjoyed. So impressed with the ambiance of the place with...

Wonderful place to stop, stay and eat in the heart of the Cotswolds. Host and staff all very friendly and welcoming, especially to our dog Willow, Great food, very comfortable and spotless accommodation. Would definitely recommend staying.

Excellent food, sitting in an old building provides a very special atmosphere. Sunday lunch was really good.

We stayed here and have reviewed on the hotel listing, would recommend this more as a place to stay and to drink than to eat. The inside of the pub is lovely and cosy and the garden is huge! The location is lovely and quiet...

Good food and great service. It was a busy Friday night but the staff were very attentive and friendly and we didn’t wait too long for our food. The food was tasty. Prices were quite expensive but seemed in keeping with Cotswold prices. Would definitely...

Agree with previous reviews and wish I’d taken notice. The food was poor, small portions and overpriced. Three sausages on a small amount of mash £15, no veg just a bit of watercress thrown on.

Thank you to Dee and her team of staff for keeping the Dads and 14 kids fed and watered for the afternoon. Perfect food for the occasion.....thank you again and see you next year!

A lovely lunch for three old chums, lots of chat, excellent food, made even better by the delightful young gent who made everything happen - didn't get his name but I'm sure he knows who he is 26/05

Wonderfully warm, welcoming and super-efficient staff, with Dee at the helm, at this idyllic Cotswolds country inn. Beautiful bar/restaurant area, boasting beams, exposed stone walls and flag floors, and a comfy-cosy residents’ lounge next door. Had the best homemade veggie burger I’ve ever tasted! Only...

Excellent attention to our group's needs and requests. We had carnivores to vegans, dogs, young folk, old folk. All taken care of, menu adjustments sorted. Ten varied appetites and menu choices and no complaints. Well cooked food, coped with a group. Good bar atmosphere and...

Recently stayed at this establishment. From the moment we arrived the staff were amazing and very welcoming...nothing was too much trouble. Tracey that greeted us and showed us around the venue and to our room was lovely, friendly, professional and very informative. All bar/restaurant staff...

The food my wife and I had was overpriced and only of average quality. The fish pie was small and bland together with a small serving steamed vegetables, my wifes fish and chips were overcooked. I had an apple tart tatin desert which cost £8.50...

Lovely building and atmosphere, excellent service but the food was poor. Starters were okay but nothing special. The main course of fish pie was poor. Tasteless fish pie with a small portion of bland steamed / boiled vegetables.

We had a lovely stay in this delightful pub in the Cotswolds. The staff are very friendly and helpful , the rooms very comfortable and the food excellent . We also had our dog with us and she was also made very welcome.

We decided to take a detour between London and Birmingham to visit this place after hearing some great revues. We weren’t disappointed. This is a lovely place, immaculate throughout with very warm and welcoming owners and staff. The menu is all about fresh local produce...

Great pub in a cosy Cotswolds pub. The devilled kidneys as a starter were deeply flavoured. The T bone steak was perfectly cooked — rare and tender. We threw dietary caution to the wind and finn no sites with a delicious tarte tatin. Reasonable prices...

Lovely place and the staff were very nice, but the food was decidedly average. Maybe they were just having an off night as they get lots of good reviews. Can't really say any more than that. Won't be going back

We had a lovely 4 night stay, can not fault this lovely inn, the room was spotlessly clean. And the food was amazing. The landlords and there staff were very professional and very friendly. If you’re looking for a few days away in a lovely...

We had a lovely family weekend . The food was very good and we have stayed at a place with such lovely staff which makes the atmosphere all the better at this lovely old in.

Amazing Sunday lunch. Food was great and excellent service! The decor in the pub is much better than the photos. I will be back!

We enjoyed a long lunch with some old friends in this picturesque old Cotswolds Inn. I would rate the food as upper level pub food, nothing spectacular but perfectly acceptable fare. My wife and I enjoyed the tarte tatin dessert. Cost was around £39 for 2 courses with a drink and coffee.

We went here for an evening meal. It was a lovely setting and the staff were very friendly if not a little forgetful.The food was a little unexceptional however. The soup was quite cold, and the mains lacked the finish you would expect to accompany the price. A little pricey for what is fairly ordinary pub food.Overall a nice enough experience but there are better in the area.

We had an Excellent Sunday Lunch at The Horse and Groom. The pork, beef and chicken were all Ivey. Great vegetables, perfectly cooked. Service was fabulous, nothing was too much trouble. Hand sanitiser on the tables were an added bonus. Asp loved having linen napkins Tables were also nicely spaced and it was spotlessly clean, not easy for such an old building

My husband I have been coming to the Cotswolds every summer traveling from Arizona to Stow on the Wold since 2015. In 2021 for the first time we decided to stay in a town which is 5 minute drive from Stow. We have now became familiar with the local Gastro Pub “The Horse and Groom” in Upper Oddington. It is old world in decor with a new world menu serving their take on all your favorite dishes. Everything we ate during our many visits to the restaurant came out perfect. All of the staff work as a team, they are all very friendly and extremely helpful to make sure you have a memorable meal, especially Coralee who we spent much time talking too. We look forward to dining again next summer when we arrive for our extended holiday.

Great old pub in the centre of Windsor (if the walls could talk .Good selection of drinks and lovely staff.Easy to find and if we return we would defiantly go back .

Speechless. Food and service was amazing. Me and my friends were passing by and were feeling like a having a bite to eat, as we made our way into the pub we were welcomed by the lovely staff and they showed us to a table. The food was good priced for its size and it was well presented.If you ever stop by here you will know this isn't ordinary "pub food". The staff are very nice also