The Sherborne Arms in Cotswold - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Everything about this pub is good except that I feel if you have allergy problems I don't feel they take it seriously enough. I felt that they pay lip service to it. I wouldn't go back.

We stopped here as part of a car rally for coffee. Home made cakes were also available which were excellent. Very friendly landlord and welcoming

We had dinner here, and the food was excellent. Good home cooked food for very good prices. The staff were also friendly and made the whole evening very enjoyable.

We called last Saturday to have a bite to eat en route to Woodstock, and enjoyed a warm welcome, a nice beer and a satisfying lunch. She opted for the poached salmon and I went for the ham and eggs, each with chips. Both meals were perfectly cooked, served promptly and very tasty. This is excellent pub grub.

We had pre-booked a table for twelve and the restaurant had obviously planned in readiness with two serving staff seemingly waiting to serve us. Pre-meal drinks order taken and served seamlessly. Perfect attentiveness and patience for the usual umming and ahhing amongst a large group ordering. The very helpful and friendly 'waitress' accommodated a few small swaps of chips for mash etc. and helped with advice and recommendations. Timing of service was excellent despite the restaurant being busy from at least one other fairly large group. Attentiveness and demeanour of ALL staff was faultless. I think everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meals which ranged from whitebait starters to curry to pies, roast pork and salmon. Would highly recommend as it was obvious the customer mattered to this establishment. Many thanks.

I rarely enthuse, but this family run pub and it's grub was one of the best I have experienced. Friendly personal service of family cooked fantastic food in a lovely environment what more could you ask. Well actually we did ask more, we asked if it was dog friendly and it was. I thoroughly recommend supporting this family run independent establishment.

Delicious food with plenty of vegetarian options which was great to see. We had the specials Katsu curry and squash curry - fantastic! Also had the plum and almond tart - absolutely delicious. Normal pricing for a pub and very cosy interior around Christmas time.

Family gathering of 11 for Sunday Lunch. Very good menu selection, friendly staff and delicious food, delivered in a timely fashion. Recommended

We enjoyed a very satisfying dinner here last Saturday. We both had a starter: I tried the vegetable samosas; and she the king prawns. Both well-prepared and tasty. There was a good selection of mains. We both had fish, the Bibury trout and the plaice. Perfectly cooked and delicious. Don’t be put off by the use of the term “fries”, for they turned out to be proper chips, and very good too. She drank a very smooth house red, and I had an excellent pint of locally brewed real ale. We didn’t have room for a pudding, but finished off with a perfect double espresso. Relaxing ambiance and great service. Nothing to complain about, so we’ll be back!

Where to start? The pub is in a lovely setting, and the welcome was warm and friendly. One of our party has mobility problems, but the staff were really patient and helpful. The menu is unpretentious but varied, and our only problem was deciding what to choose. The Bibury trout was cooked perfectly, as were the steaks and the lamb & apricot casserole. There's a range of desserts to pick from, and even the coffee was excellent. We had a lovely afternoon, and will definitely be back!

While the quiet Aldsworth location is nice- as is the feel when you enter the pub, I found there were a few things that brought this down. The first is the rather dated feel the place has- and not in a good way. Some pubs are great with the feeling of an old building, a roaring fire, stone walls, all that. This is the other kind of dated; although the building appeared old, the interior reflected little of that charm. Off to the right of the bar is a room with tables- two of which I noticed are under a net seemingly crammed with dead insects. I counted many a moth, or fly stuck in that net. Why not clean that net out? Do patrons normally have to sit under this veil of insect death? That certainly makes you question the standards, as charitable as I may have been feeling. You can often tell the quality of a pub's food by how they serve their steak. On this front, I'd say the result was worse than subpar. How should a steak like that be cooked? In a very hot pan, seared intensely and quickly, having already been seasoned ahead of time with salt and pepper (and the surface patted dry, I must add), in order to get a lovely near-crust browned outside, and a lovely rare inside, as that is indeed how I prefer my steaks. Unfortunately I fear that had I asked for any rarer than what I did I would have ended up with a plate of simply uncooked meat, due to the appearance of the pale grey slab I ended up with. And not a dark grey; I truly mean a light grey. Almost the colour of cooked pork. Not a sear in sight. The taste only compounded this, and some part of me wonders whether what I was served was a beef steak at all. If I go to a supermarket, this is not what their beef tastes like. If I got to one of the nearby butchers, I know what their beef tastes like. This did not taste like beef. It tasted like meat, of some description (or animal), but that flavour does ring some alarm bells. I honestly advise this pub to check their beef supplier and make sure they're not being delivered something else, and for their chefs to please learn how to cook a steak. I go out to eat to experience something better than I could make at home. Frankly I could probably source a better cut of meat and cook it to a higher standard for much less than the meal cost and save myself a trip out in the future. All that said, the chips were really good. I can only hope that this rather negative experience was due to the rather large table in the pub (seating 11 or 12) was being served at the same time as I was, because the wait times for the sad steak I was given were disappointingly long. I had long since finished my drink by the time it was served. That said, I don't think any sort of wait would make that steak taste like beef. And considering a medium rare steak with a good sear in a hot pan should only take 5 minutes maximum, there's little excuse for the timing. Our table was not visited once to check how the food was, and the plates took significant time to be cleared, and then a still-in-progress drinking glass was cleared by mistake too. Overall rather disappointed. Finally, it seems that when negative reviews of this place are posted on here, rather than simply take the hit, the owners deem it fit to argue with the customer's experiences on a public forum, as can be seen by any of the other poor reviews on here. Not a good look, and has probably soured my opinion of the place more than it already was. It doesn't matter if you *think* you're doing a good job- you need to listen to your customers when they're telling you there are big things that could be improved.

This is such a lovely, well run pub! We enjoyed this place so much we spent both our evenings on our mini break in it. The food is exceptional and the owners are lovely! So warm and welcoming and it’s all very reasonably priced.

Enjoyed a really tasty lunch! Lovely food at sensible prices, and friendly staff. We sat outside in the marquee - all very Covid-safe. We will definitely be going back soon, thanks

We visited the Sherborne Arms on our travels of the Cotswolds - great holiday! Food was fantastic, reasonably priced and the best we have had all eeek. The plumb crumble 👌. Also a chilly lunch time but marquee heaters were toasty. We would thoroughly recommend.

I stopped by with a couple of friends after visiting RAF Fairford and originally planned to stop in Bibury, big mistake - totally packed! But even from Essex I knew the area like the back of my hand as my late nan lived in Stroud, anyway I digress. I knew of the pub and decided to drop in with my friends. On arrival there's the usual one-way system and you order at the entrance and it's table service. When your drinks are delivered you pay then. It's a pub which is on the beaten track (B4425) but can be found off the beaten track, and does have a village feel to it which is lovely. So, if you can't get into a pub in Bibury and are looking for a drink, give this pub a try.

Conduciendo tranquilamente a través de Cotswold unos días antes del año nuevo, nos dirigimos a Burford para un almuerzo ligero, pero el tráfico estaba disminuyendo tanto que continuamos hacia nuestro próximo destino, Bibury.A mitad de camino, llegamos a Sherborne Arms y decidimos parar y ver si estaban abiertos para comer, ya que Bibury podría estar tan ocupado como Burford.Nos dieron una cálida bienvenida y sí, estaban sirviendo comida. Bocadillos, un menú principal y algunos especiales, que incluyen, por supuesto, algunos artículos 'GF'. Tuvimos una selección de mesas y nos conformamos con una junto al fuego de leña. El menú principal ofrecía una variada selección que contenía platos que sugerían un elemento de la verdadera cocina casera.Hicimos nuestra selección y disfrutamos de una cerveza frente al fuego ardiente mientras se preparaba la cazuela de cordero con albaricoques y un plato de pescado.Las comidas se sirvieron con una selección de verduras y también un plato de verduras adicionales. Para el postre, se eligió una tarta casera con crema o helado, seguida de café.La amabilidad del personal, la calidad de la comida y, por supuesto, el fuego de leña, todo combinado para hacer un almuerzo más agradable y tengo que decir que el costo fue muy razonable.El Shereborne Alms está en una importante ruta turística de Cotswold y, sin duda, en la temporada debe estar muy ocupado. Su ubicación es justo cuando entras en el pueblo de Aldsworth desde la dirección de Burford. Es fácil pasarlo por alto ya que está alejado de la carretera.

Girlfriend and I stayed in Burford over night and looked for a place to go for pub lunch on Sunday, which is when we stumbled across the Sherborne Arms, what a place, lovely food, friendly staff, warm feeling as soon as you walk through the front door. If we lived closer would definitely be coming back. 10/10

Sunday lunch with family comprising 4 people. Arrived as booked at 12.30pm and we were seated immediately. Restaurant was not particularly busy at this time. Menus and drinks followed shortly afterwards. Good selection to choose from.Wait for food to arrive was reasonable at around 15 minutes. Two people chose the roast beef with trout and chicken and ham pie chosen by the other two. All were considered tasty and good value.Dessert menu was offered and choices made. Again, all met with approval. The steamed orange and lemon sponge in particular.Atmosphere - became much busier later on but service did not suffer.Couple of points worthy of mention. The roast is restricted to one variant only per week and the cherry and almond steamed sponge portion was quite small with no almonds evident.Will be visiting again

He estado aquí varias veces desde que nos mudamos a la zona, pero no he revisado desde junioBuen menú de opciones y la comida siempre es deliciosa, recomiendo el curry verde de Tai y el filete de gammon, una buena selección de vinos y siempre una verdadera cerveza de barril.El propietario y el personal amable y fuego abierto, que es muy acogedor.Realmente vale la pena detenerse aquí y disfrutar de un pub tradicional inglés

Been a while since I wrote a review but I just had to do this one.I went on a coach trip with 43 other lunch goers. This booking was made a while ago. This pub is in its 4th generation of owners, believe me, there won't be a 5th.We arrived. Put into separate parts of the pub. The heated side had 2 large reservations for god knows who. So some of us were shoved into another part. 1. No heating as such. The owner said that there was a heater in the room. The room was approximately 16' by 30'The said heater threw out heat for about a 6 inch radius. We pre booked our meals. Roast Pork or Chicken. 2, the food was tepid. The plates Stone cold. Staff could handle complaints about the cold food. Stuffing was practically raw and the so called roast potatoes were only in the oven for 20 minutes. They were cold and hard. I asked for my new potatoes to be changed for roast ( before I received my meal) I was told that the plates could not be changed in anyway. The manager finally came after our tour manager informed him of our concerns. I asked as they knew weeks ago about our booking, why was the heating not turned on in the morning. No answer. About the cold and under cooked food no answer. Very disappointed to say the least. Having been part of a catering family for many years, I can only say that they all need basic training. If the chef can turn out half cooked veg and plate food on cold plates i can't see them getting more return visits from customers.

A return visit for a pre-planned buffet lunch in the function room was everything we could anticipate. We were welcomed with the buffet all ready for us and friendly service by a most cheery waitress.Barman was equally freindly and efficient so we thoroughly enjoyed our meal.Thank you all for this.

We have driven past this pub many times on our way to Bibury and Cirencester and I don't know why we haven't called in before today. It's a 'real' pub serving good food at sensible prices unlike some pretentious establishments in the Cotswolds that serve very average food at very high prices. The cosy bar is very welcoming and the table for our group of 12 was in the adjoining dining area. Everything is spotlessly clean and there is a comprehensive menu to select from. My Thai Green Curry was excellent and I heard positive reactions from other members of our group. The young lady serving us was charming and very efficient. We will certainly return. Highly recommended!

Called in ad hoc on a Saturday night having been turned away from another pub nearby and we couldn’t of been made to feel more welcome. Lovely food and a really warm welcome for both ourselves and our dog. Will definitely be returning!

This is a handsome old stone pub in a dell below the road. We sat in the sun in the front garden - which had attractive flower bed - and enjoyed the lovely Cotswold views. The food looked good and we will use this as a stopping off point again.

Had the lamb and apricot casserole, with new potatoes and runner beans from the owners garden, was lush, hubby had ribeye steak, cooked med rare and served with chips, mushrooms and tomatoes,Lovely meal, reasonably priced, good service and friendly staff.

Paré aquí para una parada de almuerzo no planificada. La cerveza fue excelente y fue un verdadero alivio tener cerveza de verdad que no pasó por un enfriador helado.

Reservamos este pub basado en la ubicación de un camping en Northleach. Éramos 18 para almorzar. El personal era extremadamente amable y el servicio fue estupendo. La comida era todo lo que esperábamos, absolutamente encantadora. Las raciones y la calidad eran buenas. Un muy buen comienzo para nuestro fin de semana de campamento.

Unobtrusive good service- three private parties we have had here in last 12 months. The side room is perfect, comfortable, spacious and a well organised buffet - meat eaters, vegetarians and vegans HAPPY. And the dogs were welcome too.

Easy parking, easy to find, decent pub food, good staff. On the way from Burford to Bibury. Sunny garden. What's not to like?

Paré aquí un sábado a mediodía camino a Buckingham y quedé encantado con este hallazgo

This pub is a great stop-off situated between Burford and Bibury on the B4425. Super for a light lunch.

Last went to the Sherborne Arms around 15 years ago when it had a well-earned reputation for good fish dishes. Not much has changed and the restaurant still serves excellent, honest food at very reasonable prices. Whitebait for starter was excellent, followed by sea bass cooked to perfection with a nice selection of fresh vegetables. My partner went for the vegetarian options and wasn't disappointed. Recommended if you want to eat well at a traditional Cotswold roadside inn without any unduly fussy trimmings!

Had a lovely lunch here, food was fantastic, land lord was very welcoming, nice clean pub. Enjoyed a lovely relaxed long lunch

Nice pub, nice atmosphere and pleasant staff but the food was not great.

Unpretentious delicious food cooked to order in simple cosy surroundings and served by the friendly family who run the pub. Excellent choice of real ales and a particularly good Old Speckled Hen ! Long may they thrive.

Muy acogedor, tanto del dueño en el bar como de su hija, la camarera, gente afable. Comida muy buena (un cambio tan agradable de tener muslos de pollo en lugar de las pechugas en todas partes), con verduras frescas no cocinadas en exceso; No es caro y había un ambiente muy agradable. Sin duda recomendaría este lugar. Lo único que excluye cinco blobs por "excelente" es el postre comprado. El pudín de vapor estaba bien, pero la comida típica de pub en lugar de la casera que esperaba. La camarera explicó que algunos otros postres son caseros. . . . Debería haber preguntado!

A group of us ate here at lunchtime. There was a good choice of food, including reasonably priced main meals. These came with a generous helping of vegetables. Service was prompt, and the staff were welcoming. Overall a good relaxing experience.

Disfruté de una deliciosa tarta de bistec y riñones en este pub hoy con mi grupo de caminatas mientras celebro nuestra junta general. Nos sirvió la misma camarera que la última vez que ha mantenido su buen sentido del humor. El servicio fue rápido y eficiente. Este pub es muy familiar y está preparado para fiestas de cumpleaños. Recomendaría esto como un excelente pub para aquellos que caminan dentro y alrededor de Bibury y Coln street Aldwyn's.

Qué placer encontrar una comida de calidad para el almuerzo y una selección de menú tan amplia con una variedad de "Especiales". No se pudo resistir a la Trucha Bibury (10, 95) que se sirvió con papas pequeñas, una ensalada mixta bien vestida y ensalada de col. La trucha estaba frita a la perfección y era agradable y "carnosa". En general, un gran trozo de pescado, bien cocinado y servido con una sonrisa. ¿Qué más se puede pedir?

Being a group of about 20 "Old Boys" we updated our location for the annual get together and chose The Sherborne Arms at Aldsworth. I arranged a Light Lunch as we would all meet up later for our Annual Dinner in Cirencester. Our hosts arranged a private room and a delightful and delicious array of foods at a very reasonable price per head. We were looked after very well by a delightful waitress who met banter with ease.

Partendo da Bourton on the water in direzione di Cirencester, dopo una pausa caffè a Burford, ci siamo fermati per pranzare in questo delizioso pub/ristorante in piena campagna. È stata una piacevole esperienza , sia per la location che per la qualità del cibo e, non da meno, per la simpatica accoglienza. Incerti sulla scelta della birra , il barista ha insistito per un assaggio preventivo che ci ha indirizzato verso una ale per accompagnare ottimi piatti ( trota locale, lamb chop, zuppetta con pomodoro e basilico, patė della farm, verdure varie). Conto veramente onesto in rapporto alle consumazioni.

Went in today as in the area, amazingly friendly welcoming staff. Excellent choice of freshly prepared food. Popped in with two of my nieces whilst in the area, fantastic food and a great price. Staff friendly and welcoming. If in the area will use again

Just wandering around the Cotswolds and needing lunch found this place tucked away in the market square. Beautifully kept pint and great quality pub food at reasonable prices. Only wish I lived closer so I could visit more often

We intended to have lunch at this establishment as it had been well reviewed and so we checked the Sherborne Arms website to ensure that we would get there during the advertised hours that food was available.

The menu is imaginative and meals were well cooked and presented. We thoroughly recommend the Sherborne Arms.

This was our first visit having lived in the Cotwolds for four years, our neighbours all recommended it.

A long time had passed since we first visited this this family-run country pub and we were delighted, when we thought of revisiting it for Sunday lunch recently to find it still in the same ownership and still with such a good varied menu. since then we have been back again. Each time we have really enjoyed our meal. The Bibury trout is particularly good and so is the pork strogonoff. There is plenty of parking space and when the weather is as good as it has been it is pleasant to sit in the garden and admire the surrounding countryside. It is definitely back on our visiting list!

We eat out fairly regularly taking different family members each time and also with friends we go. Have lived in the Cotswolds a long time and travel further afield sometimes just to go somewhere different other than our favourite pubs. This pub nestles down a hill off the main road with a pleasant small garden at the front.A menu that suggests good home cooked style food and that is what we got. Portions were more than fair but even though the chocolate fudge cake was enormous and I defy most people to eat it all it would have been better to have gone for quality over quantity as it was more cake like and the fudge bit just round the outside. A pleasant lunch time had.

Sadly, many pubs in the Cotswolds have forgotten the simple, effective formula of good food and drinks, good service and good value. The Sherborne Arms lies on the edge of the charming village of Aldsworth and is well worth a visit. The beer is kept well and a reasonable selection of cask and keg is on offer. The menu is nicely balanced and has something for everyone including gluten free/ vegetarian and vegan. The staff are welcoming and will assist in menu choices (if required). It is a family run establishment and the atmosphere reflects this. The main bar is dog friendly and our Whippet loves to visit. If you would like a picturesque drive in the Cotswolds and enjoy a good pint and excellent food and service, then look no further.

Our rambling group came for lunch a couple of weeks ago and we all took advantage of the extensive menu and ordered a variety of meals. We all had nothing but praise for the well cooked and delicious lunches and we will certainly be back!

A dog friendly pub in a lovely Cotswold village. The staff were really friendly and helpful. Two of our group are vegan. We can highly recommend the red Thai curry. Our friend enjoyed an excellent risotto. Oh and the chips were really good. The owner explained other options the chef could make for us too. A warm welcome and a roaring log fire on a very wet, cold Saturday. Will be going back.

We visited on Saturday afternoon. We had the burger. The food was absolutely tasteless and the service was poor. Waitress didn't even bother to ask if everything was alright after seeing all food left on the plates. I wouldn't recommend.

Nos hemos parado dos veces en este último en el fantásticas quincena. La comida aunque "pub grub" era excelente, con un menú variado y a un precio muy razonable. Tres buenas cervezas de barril y un puñado de lagers. El restaurante era muy limpio, nuestra única criiticism (si se puede llamar así) era el servicio era un poco lento, pero la comida estaba bien vale la pena esperar. Yo estaba muy contento de encontrar un amplio aparcamiento, jardín bien mantenido y aneat también descubrir que era discapacitados, bien hecho.

Amigos conocimos aquí para comer el domingo. Buena variedad de opciones desde el menú, así como tradicional asado los domingos podíamos escoger deliciosa trucha y un risotto vegetariano bibury, entre otras opciones. Los postres también eran deliciosos (y todo casero) y tarta de treacle pudding incluido, de naranja y limón y pan al vapor budín de chocolate y la mantequilla. El tiempo era soleado, así que nos sentamos en el jardín muy agradable. Dentro era acogedora y un típico pub del campo.

Reservamos una mesa para 4 para comer el domingo. La zona del bar es bastante pequeño, pero hay mesas en la zona del jardín frontal. La Sherborne estaba lleno de comensales. El menú ofrece una buena variedad de opciones para entrante, plato principal y postres. Tuve la trucha que era perfectamente Bibury cocinado. Los otros en el grupo había salmón y la carne asada. El servicio era bueno y eficiente, pero no es el más atrayente.

Myself and my partner drive past this pub regularly and have always wanted to try it, so one lovely summer evening in June we did just that! Wasn't disappointed, food cooked perfectly and friendly staff! Will be back again, thank you!

Vi pasando en vacaciones, ya que no comidas sin gluten pensamos ir a cenar antes de volver a casa. Todas las comidas sin gluten fueron indicados en el menú. Tenía sobresaliente, huevos y patatas fritas. El sobresaliente era preciosa, el huevo perfecto y las patatas fritas bien y crujientes. La comida estaba bien presentada y el personal amable. Incluso venden sin gluten ale claro. Una comida verdaderamente agradable. Ojalá estuviera mi local.

The first we've been here and won't be visiting again. The landlord was friendly, the young waiter needs some smile training. The food was ok, my husband said his fish was luke warm in the middle. We sat in the window area, a bit like...

Vio los brazos de sherborne en el camino a caballo, llamado badminton ensayos en en el camino a casa con la esperanza de conseguir una cena que puede ser un orden alto como uno de nosotros es vegetariano y tenemos un perro, sin embargo, el menú tenía una selección de platos vegetarianos y nos recibieron en el área de bar. La comida era buenísima, el servicio era excelente y los precios son muy razonables. Un ambiente muy agradable en un entorno muy agradable que nos dio un final perfecto para un día precioso.

Reservamos un festivo para 4 personas y cada plato de comida era precioso. Gran variedad en el menú, y el personal era capaz de recomendar favoritos caseras e incluso preparaban para las peticiones. El tamaño de las porciones eran muy acertadas y muy buenos precios para la calidad de la comida que se sirve. En general, el lugar tenía un ambiente encantador y acogedor. Sin duda volveremos!

Parado aquí para una cena antes de operarse, regresamos a Cambridgeshire de Cotswolds. Con el sol y estar tranquilo waining al aire libre con vistas a los campos de los rayos suns, este era un lugar muy bueno para descansar en.

My husband & I visit regularly during summer months, lovely village location beautiful food, children & dogs welcome friendly landlord who often comes out to chat & gives us cushions for our seats. Our children & grandchildren love this place too ... will be a favourite for generations to come .! Well done can't wait to return ..... like tomorrow if the suns shining ☀️Mr & Mrs B (witney)

Called in for Sunday lunch. Friendly staff, excellent food. Cold Sauvignon Blanc served in a good wine glass. This is a great find on the road between Cirencester and the A40 at Aldsworth.If you feel inclined there were plenty of games to pass the time.

An impromptu lunch, we live in Aldsworth, we hadn't booked but can see Friday lunch times can get busy. We had two jacket potatoes with salad. Lovely. We have eaten here at least every two to three weeks since we moved here 6 months ago, friendly service, idyllic setting, never fails, perfect! You can dine two courses for £10, and the portions and food quality is excellent!

After a few hours in Cirencester we were driving home and spotted this pub so we pulled in and after checking the menu decided to stay and have a late lunch the atmostphere was friendly and welcoming we ordered our drinks and found a lovely little table in the back our waitress was lovely and gave us plenty of time to choose I have the spinach and ricotta ravioli and my daughter the veggie burger they both came with salad and coleslaw plus I had garlic bread my daughter chips there was so much of it and we were too full for pudding which I was gutted about as had all my favourites on the menu - our food was gorgeous and we will def return again as not far from where we live - perfect

Stopped at this pub yesterday with my walking group after a 6.5-mile walk around Coln-St.-Aldwyns and Bibury. Had a lovely roast beef joint for my first course. As a few of us had ordered this we were all given generous portions of vegetables for sharing. Rather strange choice for dessert but I ordered a lemon cheesecake and custard which again was very tasty. Service was quick and efficient. We sat in a back room as we held our Annual General Meeting after we had eaten. We were served by a very friendly waitress with a good sense of humour. This pub was very busy yesterday, it being Sunday and I would recommend anyone wanting to eat here at weekends to book a table in advance to guarantee getting a meal.

After a walk around Bibury, we wanted somewhere that welcomed dogs, which this pub did. Very quick friendly service with a nice roaring fire, but the food was a bit basic.

Good position on the main road. It's a lovely old building with a nice beer garden at the front. The menu has a nice selection with varied specials and some good offers. Everything is solid, decent value but unspectacular. You won't go wrong, though there are better pubs in Bibury, Coln St Aldwyns and Northleach. However, these are much more expensive and out of the way if you're in the area or passing through.

Meeting a girlfriend at The Sherborne Arms, Aldsworth as a good half way point, on the whole we enjoyed our evening there, for a long overdue catch up. The glass of Pinot Grigio was very good and nicely chilled and we each had a small bottle of water. Our order was taken promptly from a smiling waitress. Retro seventies hits playing softly, so that we could hear ourselves talk, which we were pleased about. It was warm (on a chilly night) and it was all very clean. A quiet night, but a pleasant atmosphere. The food left a little to be desired however. I ordered chicken goujons (there are two different dishes on the menu and I was brought the wrong one - the waitress did offer to change it when she realised, but I said it was okay I would eat it). Effectively, they were cheap chicken nuggets, made from processed meat - I was not expecting that. The salad garnish was nice and fresh. My friend had deep-fried calamari and they were as tasteless as they come. We both had the sirloin steak and paid extra for the sauce. The steak was not the best quality, (quite chewy, with no juice and little flavour - but the sauce was synthetic tasting and floury! Once we'd sampled it, we each left it in the jug. The fries were okay, but guessing that they were bought in frozen. We didn't have a dessert. When the bill came for £58, we were taken aback. We would have been happy to pay this for better quality food, but this seemed steep for what we ate and drank. We paid without complaining, as the reason for meeting was not about the food. I am just left feeling that I wouldn't rush back there and we will go elsewhere next time, as there is plenty of choice to suit us, between Burford and Cirencester.

This is, and has been a well run family pub for many years, offering excellent value for money food and beer. If you think it is expensive, that is because where you live is cheaper. In this area you can from extortionate to above average, just like the property.But if you want above average quality, in excellent surroundings, at a competitive Cotswold price, look no further.Mr and Mrs Head Honcho are on holiday, but the family looked after us very well today and the food and beer, as always were top class. There is never a drop in standards.Sometimes people mistake the pub with the same for this ne in Aldsworth. That's because they are idiots, and do not set their sat nav correctly. Look at the map and it is quite clear.

This place is set in a beautiful area. It was warm and welcoming, with a well stocked bar and a varied menu of traditional English dishes and other more exotic fare. The prices were reasonable for the area, the service swift and with a smile and the quality of the ingredients used were first class. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend to anyone visiting the area.

Fabulous two course meal deal, barman very friendly and food was great value. Will be back with family as lovely food .

We were greeted by a grumpy guy in a sports shirt who squeezed us in as we hadn't booked ..thankfully the waitress took over for most of our time there who was lovely ..But the guy was giving off bad vibes ..Def not front of house material as not even a goodbye . Food was mediocre prob more of lunch venue ..i would not return or recommend

Arrived home starving after a business trip to find the fridge had no wine and little food. Off to my local. The 'Sherbie'. A hearty meal and a couple glasses of Prosecco later all was well. Fresh cod and chips did the trick. Sadly our lovely local gets confused on this site with the same pub name in Northleach, a few miles away. A shame because our pub is a delight and suffers from poor reviews which are meant for the other pub!

We stopped here for lunch as the Black Cat cafe along the road was shut .We has nice soup and lovely warm bread.There seemed to be only one person working there...doing everything...rushed off his feet.The flush in the Ladies did not work...he said he would fix it.....

The Sherbourne Arms could be a fabulous drinking and eating establishment BUT would require huge investment and significant upgrade, which in my opinion is well over dueWell over £5 for a pint and small diet coke also left a bitter taste in my mouth, that was after I looked at the cloudy beer they were serving so opted for a lager Bar staff were lovely but the place lacks organisation, management and professionalismThis place could be a gem and a real gold mine if 'the owner' gave half a tossFingers crossed for the future - I really wanted to love this pub - but have to leave a cautionary tale :-(

Just stopped off here today for a drink. The landlord was very welcoming and friendly. The interior of the pub was clean and well presented. We ordered our drinks and sat outside in the beer garden. Lovely place, well kept and clean, wine was good. Will be calling again to try the food. Fantastic to find such a lovely place!

Dropped in on the way back to the caravan at Burford and we were very impressed. It is dog friendly. The host was really friendly and very helpful. My wife had the bibury trout and I had the deep fried cod. Both meals were excellent and reasonably priced. I would recommend this place to all. The only downside was we were leaving the next day so couldn't return but we will next time we are down this way.

This is a real country pub, not trying to be anything special, but what it does it does very well. Friendly efficient staff and a good menu. Lovely garden in front and a nice rural setting.

Nice pub food average and over priced. I had chicken and bacon caesar salad which consisted of pieces of chicken and bacon tossed in caesar dressing with lettuce and a few shavings of parmasan. Not my idea of a salad overpriced at £10.95, my husband had ribeye steak which was gristly and dry. Would not go back.

Went her for my husbands birthday with 3 other family membersFood was great and service speedy and friendlyLovely views and home cooked food makes you want to return

Visiting locally thought would try out the local pub, the welcome was warm and the food good, the menu has alternatives from the usual Sunday lunch fare. would recommend booking, although it was full (all tables booked) the food arrived promptly and service was excellent. Looking forward to our next visit there.

We popped in after a lovely walk along the footpaths round the village; we wanted to get away from the very busy Bibury and Bourton! We were not disappointed; the walk was lovely.The pub also; both members of staff were cheerful and friendly; we had chicken Caeser salad, with freshly cooked croutons (please go lighter on the dressing, or serve it separately!) The coffee was also delicious.

I had phoned ahead and booked a table in the bar area which had been a good choice. The four of us often lunch in Cotswold pubs and this is now up there in our top ten. Nice cosy friendly pub with a very good menu, well prepared and tasty food at reasonable prices. We all had different selections from the menu and everyone really enjoyed the food and we highly recommend it. A wider choice of real ale would of been welcome but Abbot and Speckled Hen are both very drinkable.

Growing up in Aldsworth, have been here numerous times throughout the years. The food is very reasonable for the Cotswolds, large portion sizes and friendly and efficient staff. The menu is relatively restricted but have never had a bad meal. Local produce such as Bibury trout are served as well as quality roasts such as the Sirloin Roast Beef. Highly recommend this pub which sits far above most of the over priced Cotswold pubs.

Excellent luncheon at this immaculate Inn in Aldsworth. The Sherborne Arms is set quietly on the B4452 between Burford and Bibury. Pleasant gardens and outside tables.The food is very good and home made with a surprisingly extensive and realistically priced wine list.Certainly worth a detour.

Friendly family run pub, had a great Sunday lunch. The whole family including the dog were made very welcome infront of a log fire. Good food and welcome

Careful that you dont get confused (as we did) with the Sherborne Arms in Northleach to avoid any embarrassing booking mixups. This pub on the B4425 has a large car park and serves good quality beer at reasonable prices (the Cotteswolds can be pricey!) The fixed price menu was perfectly good for our needs - in fact rather tastey - so all four of us were well pleased.We couldn't fault the service and friendly atmosphere - they even provided a mat for the door in front of the log fire - thank you.Well worth a visit but don't expect to be able to walk here at night - a car is the best, safe, option.

Visited for a drink and an evening meal whilst staying in the area for a few days.Had checked before arrival that this lovely little pub was dog friendly, however on arrival our pooch was thoroughly spoilt as the landlord brought out a special mat for him to lay on right in front of the roaring log fire...dog did not want to leave this place.Food and service both excellent and good value for the 'Special' two course deals.Well worth a visit!!

A little gem and worth the drive!Our party enjoyed burgers, steak and a chicken/leek pie all of which was served hot and in plentiful portions. The steak was excellent with the stilton topping. The cask ales were well kept/presented and the toilets have just received a lick of paint! Highly recommended.

Called into the Sherborne arms on my way to Cirencester we had a lovely home cooked meal for relatively small price. Would recommed .

Arrived before 1400 told they had run out of food . less than ten people in the bar!!Still had a beer and half cider, two packets crisps at London prices.Only to see food being served to others.Will not go back.

Me and my girlfriend cycled from Witney to the Sherbourne Arms to meet her family, for lunch. Being cyclists riding in winter, we were both fully laden with clothes! The landlord was very welcoming, and tabled us in front of the window where we could see our locked (very expensive) bikes. The menu was good, not too many choices, but all looked very tempting. I can very much recommend the Bibury trout, farmed just 3 miles down the road - you can't get much fresher than that!The waitress servicing us was very pleasant and thorough. I can thoroughly recommend this for couples, families and parties. It's is very pleasant in decor. We shall definitely return to eat again!

My husband and I were visiting nearby Northleach and decided the short drive was easy enough to visit this pub. It was certainly worth it, Delicious Sunday roast served in a comfortable restaurant. The food was lovely, well served , great selection of vegetables. Would certainly reccommend .

On our way to Bibury and saw a small sign for this pub,which was situated just down the road. Time was nearly 1-45 so we thought we might only have time to have a drink,but no,Landlord welcomed us and was quite happy to serve us food,and what a menu! One had Bibury trout,one for Sea Bass, one for Lasagne, and one for Spinach Raviolli. All served together,and we all agreed truly scrumptious.This pub is a little gem, quirky and delightful old fashioned pictures of scantily clad ladies in the gents,and gents in the Ladies,and all in all a very tidy pub.We have not found a poor eatery in the Cotswolds yet,and this is no exception, with the food,all agreed cooked to perfection.

Excellent atmosphere, friendly staff and very tasty food. Menu range a bit restricted, but what they do, they do well.

Stumbled across the Sherborne Arms while on a Sunday drive in the Cotswolds and decided to stop for food. The food quality and service were both very good and would recommend a visit.

The pub is set in a beautiful part of the Cotswolds and has plenty of outdoor space away from the road.The staff were very friendly and helpful and the beer good. But the food itself is very basic with no chef skills required and the deserts are all bought in and not very good. For the standard of food it was very overpriced.

Stopped for a quick bite, and stayed for an excellent meal. Welcoming landlord and delightful staff, serving delicious pints of beer and great food.I occasionally stop off here when travelling to and from Oxford from Wotton Under Edge. This was my 3rd or 4th visit, this time returning from Oxford with my daughter and her boyfriend. The car park was quite busy, so we had to park on the steep driveway, which can be quite awkward. We were welcomed by the landlord from behind the bar, who served us our drinks and immediately asked if we wanted to open a tab, as I asked about menus. We were offered a range of tables to sit at, and picked one in a cozy corner. We ordered our meals from the waitress - two mains and a lighter salad for me (I'm on a diet...). All arrived quickly, and were well presented and tasty. I settled the tab at the bar, and the costs were very reasonable for what was good quality pub food.In summary, highly recommended as a place to break a journey through the Cotswolds.

Not wanting to cook that evening we visited our never fail standby, The Sherborne Arms, Aldsworth. Good service, good food, good prices. Who could ask for anything more. Menu applauded for showing Gluten free options.