The Salford Inn in West Oxfordshire

It's Definitely OPEN !! Super clean, super friendly , super atmosphere. Wonderfully appointed. Loved the artwork 😍

Great little venue with a big punch 🥊

Lovely food. Best food I've had in a pub for years.

Stayed here for 1 night during our long weekend away. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The pub itself is quite small and if you want to have a meal I would suggest you book. We were given the studio apartment which suited us fine and was a pleasant surprise. It had its own little kitchen, with hob, fridge, kettle and combi oven, en-suite shower, table and chairs and nice sized bed. Breakfast was stocked in the fridge with fresh orange juice, milk, ham, cheese, rolls, jam and butter. It’s a very quiet village with nothing to do, although we did walk up to the church. Really lovely stay here, the only downside, apart from the spider in the bed, there’s only 1 window that opened so the room was quite hot even though we turned the heater off.

We went to the Salford Inn with another couple whom we met through our ante natal classes to enjoy a good catch up along with our sons. Unfortunately, the whole afternoon was marred towards the end when the barman asked that if our babies were going to continue to cry they would have to be ‘taken outside’. Notwithstanding the facts that the bar was empty - aside from a couple sitting around the corner - and it was a cold and windy outside, this was completely inappropriate. Advertises as ‘child friendly’, but clearly subscribes to the Victorian philosophy that children should be seen and not heard. Additionally, half the menu was unavailable.

We had intended to have a light lunch at a café in a nearby antique centre. Unfortunately the café was closed for January, so we were pleased to notice a sign to this pub as we drove past on the main road. We found a very characterful English village inn. The staff were genuinely friendly and pleased to see us. I had fishcake and my partner had ham egg and chips. Both meals were very well cooked and enjoyable. The portion size was certainly generous. I was driving so my partner was delighted to wash it down with a pint of Old Hooky.Definitely worth a stop if you're passing.

Arrived muddy and cold and we'll after lunch service had finished but the staff couldn't have been more helpful and even made me a nice hot lunch to warm me up!

The pub is very cosy and the staff was giving a warm welcome. Food was superb and the prices are reasonable. The room was clean and everything felt quality. Over all my visit was well above expectations

Fabulous pub with great real ale, with exceptional service from Nat.

Oh yes what a treat. The staff at the Salford Inn are just lovely. Very attentive. The atmosphere in the pub is relaxed and comfortable. The food is wonderful. One had pork chop, chips & veg & I had Gluten free fish and chips. All freshly made & very delicious. The chips were like huge roast potatoes, part steamed then fried. Soft through the middle & very crispy on the outside. All I can say is to anyone is Visit this put you will not be disappointed with anything. 10 out of 10. I will be back. Many thanks.

Lovely pub visit here about once a week during lunch break always greeted by friendly staff reasonably priced and nice cosy atmosphere

One of the most friendly quality locals I have ever vidited

4 of us went for lunch prior to doing a local walk. The pub was empty when we arrived at 12, but later filled up nicely. The food was excellent especially the hake which was cooked perfectly. My ham egg and chips was delicious and a huge portion. The desserts were also good. The pub was warm and the welcome from the staff and chef, even warmer! Prices reasonable. Difficult to find a single fault. Wish the Salford was in my village!!!

The room was really nice good sized bed . Breakfast was given in room and was a good choice of continental. There was a dirty dish with a cornflack left I. It which was rather off putting. We chose to eat in the Salford arms which started off really promisingly with various starters the star dish being the exquisite prawns. The main courses were flavourful and cooked very well. However 3 guests chose the cheese board, one cheeseboard was presented to the table with two pieces of cheese quite small which was very disappointing the description should have said duo of cheese. The dress ert was also disappointing and was like an individual ready made from a local supermarket. The staff were really loverly and attentive.

There has clearly been a lot of effort out into this little gem just off the A44 and it shows. Upon arrival The Salford was fairly busy and the car park was pretty full, after informing the proprietor he informed me to ‘block him in’ which meant I could get my car in and get settled after a four hour drive. Before bed I decided to have some food and my fillet steak was exceptional, well cooked and a sensible portion size. The restaurant itself was buzzing with the staff speaking to all the patrons - the vibe was relaxed and friendly. My meal was served in front of an open fire. My room was located in a small barn at the back of the property, it was well furnished clean and spacious with a good sized bathroom - with a good sized bath! The breakfast is supplied via a small fridge with contents in there for the next day - you either love or hate this option, but personally it works well as I can save a bit of time and also take a couple of croissants for during the day! Overall, impressed.

Arrived asking if still did food service at 14:20 to be told unfortunately food stopped at 2pm, but they can offer basket meals at the price of £8.50. Simple selection but with my mother of 78, it wasn't ideal but we went with the flow. We paid an astonishing £36 for food and drinks for three. whilst ordering the drinks, some small talk from the barman/owner about a old mate coming down and that he'd been 'Heineken'd and probably feeling it later' was the bar mans choice of words whilst serving us and discussing his day with other punters. Great!We chose to sit in the court yard, sun trap and beautiful but unfortunately smokers were there. Other couples we're also informed of the late food basket ordering offered, some 20 minutes after us. Their food arrived within 10 minutes of them ordering. I then asked where our food was as it had been 48 minutes since ordering - It takes time to burn the sausages he replied! (my mom asked for well done sausages! not burnt to a crisp!) The meals arrived and to my shock, the content of the baskets of food was appalling! I asked for more chips as I had only 19 slim chips in the basket, yet the extras we asked for arrived within 5 minutes of complaining and asking for more.He thought it was so funny to make us wait 45 minutes for burnt sausages whilst clearing the plates away!Very disappointing to what seemed a good looking place! In summary, avoid if possible, as there are many other good food outlets in the area.

A very enjoyable dinner on the first night followed by lunch on the second day. The rooms was comfortable and well appointed. The service was nicely casual and friendly. We will be back.

After driving around local areas in the past weeks we used here about 2 weeks ago just for a drink but got a lovey welcome from landlord,so today decided to give sunday roast ago, Well should'nt have bothered,1st impressions lady behind bar with apron on flustered didn't know what she was doing,then out of the kitchen comes this young lad with hat on back to front & he certainly didn't look clean & respectable!!(i should of cancelled my order then) we were ushered to sit in the window seat by the lady behind bar,when i sat down all i could smell was wet dirty dogs so i moved, lunch came out within 5 mins of ordering(never a good sign) plates cold food horrible£14 each for unedible beef, even though my husband plodded on & ate both mine & his,burnt edges raw middle YUK!! watery gravy & cauliflower cheese watery too,we had been driving for hours & looked forward to trying here,well we wont be back that's for sure not even for a drink as we feel totally ripped off by this place! Disgusting to charge that & throw cold rubbish out,far better places locally to eat,so now we know why it's never busy!!

I visited the Salford inn on Friday evening expecting a warm homely environment.

My wife and I were renting a cottage at Salford and decided to wander to the pub for something to eat. The atmosphere in the pub was great and the staff very welcoming. It offered good ‘bar supper’ Fayre. When good pub grub is done well nothing beats it. We ordered fish and chips and it was blooming lovely! I must say that the staff were so friendly too - all of them! Thanks very much to everyone for an enjoyable evening. We will be back on our next holiday.

An absolute gem. Lovely place to chill. Staff friendly. Food excellent all fresh home cooked. Log fires when cold

Very pleased we chose this place, food and service were excellent and brilliant selection of music. Lovely decor as well. Highly recommended.

An "off the cuff" visit by 4 of us to catch up with events and gossip! Good service with excellent food and will go again in the late Summer, I expect.

We stopped here for a lunchtime drink - we were out walking from Chipping Norton to Salford and had been told by a local walker on route there were no pubs in Salford to visit or refreshments on route so we couldn’t believe our luck on finding this pub open as per the OS map.

Have not been to the pub in Salford for probably 60 years when it was called the Black Horse and they certainly have brought it up to date without loosing it's Cotswold Country charm. Nice well kept beers on pump, good selection of gins and local food to tuck into. What more could you want!

Located at the start of a 5mile loop to the Rollright stones, this is a cosy pub, great friendly atmosphere, good food but not over “cordon blue” fancy. Cotswolds stone with funky decor touches. Family & dog friendly. And trust me you need to try the sticky toffee pudding!

We visited the Salford Inn for lunch and a cheeky pint tiday half way through our Dog walk. Lovely atmosphere great food, dog friendly and outdoor seating area with shade if needed. Alex, Sarah and Paul are runnig a great little boozer and eatery top job. Highly recommended

We were staying at an Airbnb in Salford, so booked a table in advance. Friendly and helpful staff and they’re dog friendly too. OH had one of the best ribeye steaks he’d ever had and had a fab fish and chips. Would come again.

Lovely hidden gem of a place,, well situated for going off for the day. Lovely studio with all facilities you could need. Great atmosphere in pub and restaurant, with delicious food!

Food ok, nice decor, didn't much like barmans attitude towards one of our party who asked for a steak well done, which like it or not that's what he asked for.

We stopped here for a quick lunch having seen the sign on the main road.

Excellent rooms, comfy beds. The meals are delicious and the meal service swift. The owners have succeeded in creating an enjoyable and relaxing atmosphere. They do all they can to cater for your needs.

Had Sunday lunch on Paddy’s Day with my wife, 2 kids, another couple with a child and a friend - the staff were extremely welcoming and gave us our whole area to wreak havoc in. Sarah in particular was an exceptional host, made us feel at home by the fire and the food and drink service was great even though it was very busy. They even brought a towel outside to wipe down the slides so my daughter could go on it! Would definitely recommend and will be back next time we pass through this stunning area of the Cotswolds.

My husband and I stopped here for a late lunch after hiking in the area. The pub has a nice atmosphere, and the staff were so friendly. Our meals were fantastic: I had the fish and chips and my husband had the roasted hake. The bartender recommended a nice ale for us as well. We really enjoyed our meal here and would recommend stopping by if you are in the area!

We loved the pub so much we ate there both nights on a weekend break. The staff were very welcoming and attentive, never had to wait for a drink top up. The food was excellent. Would definitely go out of my way to visit again.

We were n our way to visit National Trust Chastleton House with lunch in mind when we saw the sign to The Salford Inn. So pleased we stopped at this delightful and pretty pub. Lovely decor, welcoming log fire on this blustery cold day, super friendly welcome from the barman and waiter and stunning food. My husband complimented the chef on his amazing roast beef and he came out for a nice chat. The atmosphere was so welcoming and the local clientele added to this friendly feel. This is a little gem and I understand they do accommodation too...what a perfect location for touring the Cotswolds. Highly recommended and thank you for a superb lunch.

This pub has recently been taken over by new owners who have given the place a good makeover. They are friendly and helpful and have a good range of drinks on offer. We had a basket meal as we were only wanting a snack and the scampi was delicious and excellent value for money. They say pubs in villages are not well supported but this place seems busy and deservedly so. Well worth a visit,

First of all, I'm an American and as everyone knows, we offer our opinions frequently and honestly.

We stayed here for my partners birthday as a trip away. When we arrived everything was closed so we didn’t know where to go but the owners saw us out side looking lost and came to meet us. Advertised we thought we were going in the rooms across from the pub but no it turns out our room was on top of the pub. We did have our own entrance tho , wooden steps up the side of the pub. We were worried about noise so we said this to the person who met us but he assured us the pub wasn’t under our room. Room was lovely, clean, amazing little kitchen as we wanted but no instructions how to the the hob so we never used that. Continental breakfast wasn’t as expected, just some things in the fridge, pack of ham, pack of cheese slices, pack of 4 bagels and some butter and jam, no pan au chocolate as advertised and there were 2 yogurts in the fridge... 1 was out of date. Also there was a bottle of milk which smelled funny so i threw it out and i never bother with the bottle of orange juice. There were mini packets of breakfast cereals which was nice. Also no dvd as advertised so we were really disappointed in that as we brought some dvds with us for the evenings but thank god on the off chance I brought my hard drive which the tv was compatible. In the night We didn’t know that the barman lived in the room by ours and the banging of doors and loud talking outside our room was awful late and night and the pubs kitchen was underneath our room as you could here the chefs talking and singing and the dishwasher going and sounded like a washing machine or something at early hours of the morning. All this wasn’t good atall. Really disappointed in this aspect as we had very poor sleep. This is the reason why i have rated it what i did. I don’t think i would stay here again or if i did i would make sure i had a smaller room with no kitchen across the pubs carpark.

You feel welcomed and at home from the minute you open the door and step in.

Visited on spec as we were walking nearby and had the most delightful lunch. Sat by the fire and watched the rain pour outside.

The Salford Inn (previously The Black Horse), Salford, Chipping Norton

Visited here on a business trip. Really friendly welcome. The evening menu was interesting, the langoustine special so tasty. A great find.

Managed get a table for Sunday lunch with just an hour's notice and after a long walk nearby. Lovely village pub/restaurant. Lots of walkers dining here. Probably the best nut roast I've had, topped with goats cheese. Starters were too good to resist but the main was bigger than I expected so sadly didn't have room for dessert. Will be back for their sticky toffee pudding though! Two course meal with drinks came to £47. Very good value for delicious food, generous portions, lovely setting and friendly staff. Will definitely return.

We were lucky to get a table at short notice, it was full when we were eating. People of all ages, children and dogs. I had standard roast beef, nicely pink and my wife had nut roast which she really enjoyed. Although she is a great cook she doesn’t always eat heartily but she cleared her plate - a very good sign.

An old, but recently refurbished pub. Fantastic food, friendly helpful service. This is just a great place to eat if you're in the Cotswolds. Definitely recommend this pub to everyone. Really a Gastro Pub type of place. some standard pub fare, and then other creative and exquisite types of offerings.

Lovely staff. Really nice lady who served us and understood my vegan needs. Here for lunch on a sunny October day. Sat outside with attentive and caring service. Toilets are sooo clean and lovely pictures on the walls. Nice details wherever you looked. Well done!

Had Sunday lunch here today with friends after having booked (our friends did this because they live here and we were visiting). The table wasn't ready when we arrived because there were other people sitting there - and then we heard them ordering their desserts, so we weren't impressed because this indicated a further delay. Still we had drinks at the bar while we waited. I ordered the roast beef which was very nice, but the roast potatoes were hardly roast at all, the Yorkshire pudding was over done and the gravy was extremely watery. On the plus side the waiter was very nice and friendly and the bar staff were helpful.

The Salford Inn is situated in the centre of this small village just to the north of Chipping Norton on the A44 Worcester Road. This pretty building has been refurbished to provide a good sized dining area but retaining a real bar with chairs and tables for those who just want a pint.A new chef has created an impressive menu with plenty of choice without it running to several pages. We had the breaded calamari to share as a starter. My wife had the battered cod and chips for which the Salford Inn is renowned locally. I had the hake fish with cannelloni beans and chorizo. Impressive.

From start to finish we loved staying at the Salford Inn. We had a long journey and didn't know what time we would be arriving and Sam was fantastic.She did everything she could to put us at ease and ensure our late arrival was hassle free. The room was clean, cosy and well equipped. We can't wait to stay again, and indeed have already made another booking. Thank you so much for caring and ensuring we had a lovey stay!

what a breath of fresh air friendly bar lady very helpful in every way lovey roaring fireplace and to top it off amazing food if i ever come back to the cotswolds this is my first port of call

We’ve had takeaway Fish & Chips on two occasions, highly recommend. Staff very accommodating and friendly.

Had a lovely dinner last night, this pub, recently taken over, is well worth a visit. Lovely atmosphere, good food and very reasonably priced. May I highly recommend the fish finger cibatta, taking me back to my childhood. Will be going back

Went for a family meal, found the service to be very good and friendly. Food was excellent and without a long wait. I will be going back

During a short visit to the area we were so impressed with the welcome and food we visited twice in three days.

Came here for a family lunch, service was brilliant, staff were very friendly and approachable.

Recommended by friends and keen to see what the new management had done with it, we booked a Sunday lunch with friends.

Whilst in the area visiting family and friends we visited this little village pub. It has been recently refurbished and renamed. There was plenty of outdoor seating (some with shade) which on a hot and sunny afternoon was lovely. Didn't have time to eat on this occasion but had a look at the menu and will definitely have a meal on our next visit as the vegetarian Brie butterbean and pesto strudel needs investigating! Staff were very welcoming and the pub has that lovely traditional feel that a village pub should have. Dogs (well behaved and on leads) are welcome too. Looking forward to a return visit soon.

Where do I start - from placing the booking to the leaving the level of service, the food and the staff were absolutely perfect. The rooms were spotless and comfortable and the food was amazing - cannot recommend this place enough

We called to the Salford Inn for Sunday lunch to enjoy some great food on the terrace on a very nice day. The service was pleasant and quick which was much appreciated.

Recently renovated, and beautifully decorated. Lots of sunny outside seating too ( and covered terrace as well). Friendly chef and bar staff. We went for drinks one day, and a meal the next - both times we weren't disappointed. The food was delicious and homely. Steak and Ake pie, 'posh' burger etc, followed by apple crumble and custard. Yummy! Easy to pop into if you're walking, and parking available. This is an Inn, so there are self catering rooms, and also a 3 bed house for rent alongside too.

Just reopened after a refurbishment and looking fantastic. A new Head Chef and team coming in the next few weeks. Looking forward to many more visits in the future.

Stayed a couple of nights at The Salford Inn to catch up with an old friend to walk in the area. Great welcome from all the staff and they kept the kitchen open as we arrived outside the normal opening hours. Good value meals and a good selection. The rooms were clean and bright and the continental breakfast was a refreshing change from the greasy fry-up you normally get. The hot bread rolls cooked in the oven in the room with smoked cheese and ham was a great way to start the day. After a days walking it was great to sit in front of the open fire. I would definitely recommend The Salford Inn as an informal and relaxed venue to spend a couple of nights in the Chipping Norton area.

Formerly the Black Horse, situated in a tiny village just off the A44, a couple of miles north-east of Chipping Norton, the Salford Inn reopened with its new name following a period of closure and internal refurbishment. It's light and airy inside, but retains a traditional feel. When I visited on a weekday lunchtime the place was completely empty, apart from staff, which was a shame as the new owners have obviously gone to a lot of effort in revitalising the pub and with a few more people in there could be a cracking atmosphere here. I enjoyed an excellent burger with smoked cheese and accompanied by superb, rather unusually shaped chips. The menu is fairly unambitious, but reasonably priced with a good range of main courses all around £11-12. They also have a range of ciabattas served with chips, available lunchtimes, all priced at £8.50. Ales on offer at the time of my visit were the excellent Shagweaver from North Cotswold and also Ruddle's Best (from Greene King).

We had the home made lasagne enjoyed very good quick service friendly staff. Easy access for less mobile

We popped in for a quick bite at lunch time. I had a very tasty bacon & brie panini. Beer well kept and a choice of wines by the glass. Served very efficiently by friendly staff. Will definitely come back again for a bigger meal next time.

We stopped of at this quaint little pub for some lunch on our way to a weekend in Oxford. What a Jem, the staff were very friendly and courteous. I would certainly recommend the food. Pop in and have a beer and some food you will not be disappointed. Would have liked to tried Sunday lunch but it was Friday. Chips are first class.

Our local pub having closed due to incompetence means we have to travel which means one has to stay teetotal. The Salford Inn , however, will come and pick you up.

The room was average and a bit on the small side as breakfast is continental do it yourself in the room with a very limited choice . The beds were very soft and uncomfortable and the quality of the linen not great for the price charged. The pub lacked atmosphere (although that may have been due to the time of year) and the menu didn't offer much choice.

Our walking group (18 of us) had lunch in the pub, we had a choice of 3 starters, 3 mains and 3 desserts at a reasonable price. The food was excellent, freshly cooked, the service was fast enough to allow us to enjoy the food without feeling rushed. Drinks are also sensibly priced. We were made to feel very welcome and would definitely book again.

We dropped in for lunch after a walk. Nice friendly welcome and good pub food, just the thing after a long walk. Not a long menu but all the food freshly cooked and good portion sizes. Landlady was very helpful and made everyone feel welcome. Probably worth booking as it was pretty busy on a damp Sunday in November.

Fantastic atmosphere great food child friendly totally recommend , easy to park easy to find great location too

Called in on the off chance as we were passing by and needed to eat. My wife had Scampi and chips and I had Ham Egg and Chips. Both were freshly cooked and nicely presented. Thoroughly enjoyable and we will call in again whenever possible. Landlord polite and welcoming and checked that everything was OK.

We immediately felt welcome as soon as we entered The Salford Inn. The staff couldn't have been more friendly and helpful & we enjoyed a tasty, well presented and delicious filled ciabatta roll with chips. It was also excellent value for money! The meal, although simple, was well presented and extremely tasty. Will definitely be back. Thank you for your kind hospitality!

A friendly pub with excellent food. The £8 lunch was great value for money.... Simple home cooked food done to a very high standard.

We stopped in after a brilliant circular walk starting close to pub. It used to be the Black Horse pub if you have instructions from oxfordshirecotswolds.org Good selection of ales,ample parking , garden. We did not eat here but saw food coming out which looked yummy.

Came back for another super cheeseburger. This times no skinny fries - but even better hand cut fries with skin on, light, crisp and delicious. Pity they operate a No Pets policy if you stay overnight. Suggest they think again.

Four of us went to the Inn as ot was close to where we were staying, seemed to have a good menu (on their website), and had generally good reviews on TripAdvisor. Two had quiche lorraine - which was more like a burnt pizza; one had fish pie - very good; I had Steak Ale & Mushroom 'pie' - which was not a proper pie (enclosed in a pastry case) but a dish of filling with a piece of puff pastry on top) and had what could only be described as a lukewarm beef stew (including potato) in the dish with no gravy. Such a shame - definitely won't return. Gave 3 stars. But only because of the 1 good and 2 mediocre meals - sorry, have to be honest.

Awesome meal today at the Salford Inn. We escaped the madness of every day life and this small village establishment did not disappoint.

Great variety on menu and choice of ales. Nice staff in newly refurbished bar.Easy parking in pleasant village setting

We had booked a table here while staying in the area for a long weekend. It is a typical small, country pub with a warm welcome, friendly staff and good food. I had the fish pie and my husband had the burger, we couldn't fault either. If you are in the area it is well worth a visit.

I visit this great little pub on a regular basis, it never fails to deliver.

Small pub just off the main road. Delicious home cooked food, best leek & potato soup I have ever tasted. Very friendly landlady serving. Well worth a visit.

Arriving for lunch as 20 cyclists we are not always met with open arms at pubs. The Salford couldn't have tried harder. From original booking through to departure communications were prompt and helpful. We were welcomed warmly on arrival and food was flowing before the whole group had even sat down. Very efficient and friendly service. Great food prepared and presented really well.

Out for a ride on the motorbike and came across this little pub. Great atmosphere, friendly staff and great food.

We have stayed at this fantastic little place a few times now and have never been disappointed.lovely rooms well set out and really comfortable.the pub has a great menu and they are really helpful with any needs.would recommend this place all the time.great location.great service.great team

Called in on the off chance as hadn't been in since reopened, what a lovely job they have done on remodelling the pub. Lady behind the bar was very welcoming. Atmosphere warm and friendly, lovely courtyard to enjoy a pint in the sun.will be back.

We called in last night for a meal and a couple of pints and had a wonderful evening in a proper pub with the fire lit and lovely atmosphere that you would expect from such a place. The staff were charming and friendly, the food, we had pies delicious and well priced and the beer excellent, what else do you want from a proper pub.

Lovely little place of the beaten track. Sunday afternoon visit so I opted for the Sunday roast. first Sunday roast for a very long time amd easily the best in a long long while! nice fire and nice beer too!

Little to add to all the five-stars below. A gem of a place. Well done John and Alex. We passed a wet weekend here with great pleasure, and John got the telly sorted in time for us to watch "Endeavour".

I had been in email contact with the pub regarding reserving a table for Saturday lunchtime for a walking group. When we arrived there didn't seem to be any record of this. Luckily we were reasonably early so there were 2 tables that we could squeeze onto.

We've passed this pub many times over the years and were disappointed that it was closed when we eventually investigated. We were delighted to find that it was being done up and re-opened and at last have had the chance to try it. So good to find another closed village pub back in operation again. If you are travelling from Chipping Norton to Morton in Marsh or vice versa it is worth dropping in. It has been renovated to a very high standard and has a car park and some accommodation. We had a light lunch which was very good. The drinks were good and reasonably priced

Just had a great Christmas meal with the family. Fantastic value. Tasty food. Very accommodating to our needs. Wonderful friendly service. Fully recommend it!

Quiet start but very welcoming staff, no fuss and we were made to feel at home straight away . The food was of a very high, restaurant standard, more expensive than a pub but worth the extra money. Good attention to detail; we had a lovely couple of hours . The only gripe was the children s pizza seemed a bit of an Icelands special

Just had a fantastic Christmas lunch with our retirement development (19 people) the staff could not do enough, the food was excellent, atmosphere lovely, a fantastic place for lunch, or an organised party like we were. Not our 1st visit, and it surely will not be out last.

We had a two night stay here. Lovely room and very clean. We eat both nights in the pub where the food was very nice and staff are friendly.

We stayed at the Saford inn for a short break. Really enjoyed it our hosts Jon and Liam and Alex the chef made us feel really welcome. The accomadation was excellent couldn't fault it will definitely be returning An ideal location for touring the Cotswolds

We popped in over the August bank hol as there was a fete ongoing in the village but popped in for a drink afterwards. Friendly, accommodating, great local beers, ambiance, décor (the loos were nicely presented too!). Great outside area complete with Aunt Sally pitch & cant wait to go back again for a meal there after hearing great things about it. First impressions are awesome guys :)

During a circular walk from and to Chipping Norton we had booked a table for five for Sunday lunch. The greeting was friendly and we were shown our table. A little "snug" for 5 but not too bad and at a window.

I used to like the neglected old pub, unchanged since the old king died. But this newly transformed version is probably going to see a lot more of me.