The White Hart Stow in Cotswold - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We stayed in SotW for a friends wedding locally. It appeared everyone had come upto the Cotswolds for wedding that weekends at the White Hart was our 5th attempt at finding a spot for dinner - turns out 5th time lucky it was! We had lovely service throughout dinner, fantastic food in a really lovely dining room. Would strongly recommend, nice selection of drinks and main meals, could well be a lovely spot for dinner for two or small groups as well visiting the area.

Arrived for a booked meal in restaurant. Initial experience was poor. Despite a sign saying wait to be shown to table no one appeared and staff seemed to be hurrying in all directions. So we made our way through to bar and were shown to a table. Then I thought a condescending young man appeared and pointed to card on the table with instructions to order by app saying "have you seen one of these?" Then another person arrived to take drinks order but no mention of app but no wine list either. He went off to print a wine list which was produced. I eventually got a very good glass of wine. Then someone else arrived to take food orders. The food was delicious so much so we also ordered desserts. During the meal we noticed no windows were open and atmosphere began to get rather stifling - not sure this complies with covid where I thought a throughput of air is encouraged. Also tables seemed close together.. Overall impressions were chaotic service but saved by lovely food.

Nos alojamos aquí por 3 noches a principios de agosto. Nos recibió un director muy miserable y poco servicial, Mark, que a regañadientes nos mostró nuestras habitaciones, que eran pequeñas pero adecuadas. La comida aquí es fantástica y con una excelente relación calidad-precio, los chefs, camareros y camareras trabajaron incansablemente y siempre fueron muy serviciales. El gerente, por otro lado, fue grosero y extremadamente ignorante en muchas ocasiones durante nuestra corta estadía y solo por esta razón no regresaría.

Una experiencia horrible: el personal es increíblemente grosero y abiertamente criticando a otras mesas por no pedir suficientes comidas / bebidas para el tamaño de la mesa. Ambiente muy incómodo para estar cerca, especialmente cuando se dice abiertamente "los sábados son una broma" frente a nosotros y se dice que deberían quitar la mesa de la gente. Es una pena.

Solo apareció para un bocado rápido, La comida era muy agradable y de precio razonable, los asientos podrían haber sido más cómodos en la zona del bar que vale la pena probar si estás en la zona

Dropped in for lunch when passing on a cold, wet January Sunday. Glad we did. We sat in the bar in front of a roaring open fire. The ambience was great, the staff were very friendly and efficient, the menu was varied and food was excellent. This is a great pub for just a drink or lunch with welcoming staff and good atmosphere.

Two nights at £120 a night. Room Roe immediately above the bar. Due to wide gaps in the floorboards hear every word said below. I might have as well been in the bar and not desperately tired trying to sleep. Only after the bar had closed and staff had finally finished about 12.30am did it quieten down. However due to paper thin wall I listened to the drunken man in the room next door who had fallen against my door waking me up in the first place snore and snore and snore. This place seems to be owned by hipsters wanting to make a quick buck. I really resent being hoodwinked like this. And the bathroom w as run down broken tiles lumps of grouting missing. It really spoilt my weekend. I was exhausted when I got home after my ‘break’.

popped into the stag for lunch with my wife on our annual Christmas date day/night away. The food was amazing. The mushroom, spinach and hazelnut gnocchi was delicious, but the faggots, mash and peas was out of this world. I was instantly back in my grans kitchen - the faggots were perfect, and the gravy amazing. The food in this place is wonderful, the staff are friendly and there is a great choice of beers. If you are in stow, make sure you stop in, you won’t be disappointed.

We were on a trip around the Cotswolds on a guided tour. Stow was our lunch stop and we found the Stag. It had a warm fire, a friendly local and a welcoming barmaid so it won our custom. Lunch of fish and chips did the job too. Would recommend

Worst hotel experience we have had in the UK. We travelled with a 7 month old baby and the hotel provided a travel cot which identified itself as a playyard rather than a travel cot. The bedding provided by the hotel for the cot was a single duvet flat sheet which was wrapped around the thin mattress multiple times as it was far too large for the cot, the bedding was a suffocation risk for babies. A properly fitted cot sheet should have been provided. We complained and received terrible customer service from the managers and the owner who denied and ignored the health and safety concern. Not family friendly at all - do not stay here with children. This hotel ruined what should have been a lovely family weekend for us. Very expensive hotel and if they do not want families then they should not accept bookings from them.

My family and I called in here (The Stag) looking for somewhere nice to have lunch. It is a lovely cosy and characterful place. The service was excellent and the we had some amazing sandwiches - sausage with sweet chilli jam and a fried egg on top! Highly recommended.

Light batter, delicious fish, chunky chips with skin, perfect service. What more do you want? Oh, atmosphere galore. We slept here 3 nights and really enjoyed it.

Note: this restaurant is now called The Stag at Stow. My mother and I wandered in on a Friday evening, and had no trouble getting a table without a reservation. Thank goodness, because it ended up being an incredible meal, and all around wonderful experience. We started with the Grilled Fig, Serrano Ham, Buratta Cheese small plate- amazing! The flavors were terrific and complemented each other wonderfully. For our main, we shared the Grilled Fillet of Bream with green beans, cherry tomatoes, flaked almonds, lemon and dill. What a delightful summer dinner! So fresh and flavorful and beautifully presented. The side of broccoli, walnuts and chili was flavorful, and the side of baby gem, rocket and Parmesan was the only average dish in an otherwise outstanding meal. Without a doubt, save room for dessert! We shared the warm Sticky Toffee Pudding served with hot butterscotch sauce and a dollop of salted caramel ice cream...WOW. We will be talking about this dessert for years to come! One of the best I’ve ever had! Our sever Jay was lovely and attentive. The atmosphere was warm and friendly and the dining room was charmingly decorated.

This restaurant has recently combined with The Stag Lodge to become The Stag at Stow. Yummy x 10! My daughter and I shared the grilled fig, burrata cheese and Serrano ham starter: a delightful combo. We wanted to lick the bowl. Next we shared the flaky grilled filet of bream served over tomatoes and green beans with almonds, lemon and dill. Again the flavors were outstanding. The side of broccoli, walnuts and chili was seasoned well. The side of baby gem,rocket and Parmesan was the only average dish. Wait for it.....OMG! Sticky toffee pudding with butterscotch sauce (both served hot) with a dollop of salted caramel ice cream. One of my favorite desserts ever....and I don’t shy away from desserts. Server Jay was attentive and friendly. The dining room ambience was comfortable and relaxing. We highly recommend this restaurant!

4 of us friends ate at the Stag during a weekend break in Stow. Great ambience, good menu, we each chose a different meal- salad, steak, fish and chicken. All 4 meals were very good. I had a salad, perfect portion size and very tasty. The chap that took our order was friendly, pleasant and professional. The reason why I haven't given 5 stars is because we skipped dessert and asked for a coffee menu, which they didn't have so we just ordered 4 liqueur coffees. When we received the bill we were charged £10 for each. This is extortionate. 3 weeks ago I had a liqueur coffee in a 5 star hotel, it was £6.95. I'd eat here again but wouldn't order coffee!

Bank holiday Monday, ride out to Stow, never been before, dreary day weather wise, made absolutely fantastic by lunch in The Stag, food sublime, staff wonderful!

Enjoyed two nights in the Stag room at Stag on Stow. The service was great, the food was good (we had steak one night and fish the next), excellent background music played and the open fires kept us warm. Great location! Recommended!

Really great service and an excellent meal, reasonably priced at £35 for two including a drink each. Good gluten free options including quinoa and sweet potato burger with gluten free bun and the stilton & spinach gluten free gnocchi with juicy mushrooms was fabulous. I also recommend the spicy broccoli and walnut side. Perfect choice for a Friday evening meal.

Me and my husband had a lovely meal here, the food was amazing with loads of options for meat eaters, veggies and vegans, the staff are very welcoming and it’s also dog friendly! Can’t wait to go back!

We arrived pretty late at Stow on the Wold and not having had lunch we tried a few

Booked a dog friendly table in the bar which turned out to be a lovely part of the pub. Very attentive friendly service. Super squid starter. Recommend.

We stopped for lunch, and tucked ourselves away in the small bar at the front rather than the main restaurant out back. We had a lovely lunch we wine and local ales, and sat next to a roaring open fire. The team were attentive and the food was great. Lovely lunch stop! Very cosy.

Now called The Stag, it also has a lovely hotel. I recently ate here with my family for a birthday meal, the restaurant is very small but beautifully decorated. The staff were pleasant but seemed stretched running the restaurant and the bar at the same time. Despite this the food was very tasty (including the gluten free options).

This seems to be in the middle of changing its name to The Stag. We had a average dinner, the charcuterie was nice but the ice cream disappointing. The service was good, but we were almost the only people there as the town seemed to be closed down for the horse festival of travellers nearby. We were kindly allowed to park in their parking space at the back.

Cursory attention from the staff. After an hour 20 minutes no sign of food. Went home. Thanks for a great evening, not.

We wanted to dine early as we had to drive some distance that day. Stopped in here but were informed that they re-opened at 6:30 and was directed to another pub. However, we came back just after 6:30 as we preferred their menu. For a while we were the only ones in the place and the staff seemed to be pre-occupied with getting ready. We had the risotto and lamb burger. Burger was quite good, risotto was not as good.

I hadn’t noticed this restaurant in Trip Advisor but the first place we chose was booked. As I walked by The White Hart I noticed the beautiful blue interior, candlelight, fireplace, and folks having fun. It looked charming, so I went inside.

We were driving back from York and decided to stop off at Stow and booked into the now Stag Hotel. Got a small but very sweet characterful room with very comfy bed and pillows. Had a good night with no noise from the bar or outside and woke refreshed ready for the journey home to Hampshire.

Not a great selection of food on the menu nor was it anything special. Over priced for what it was. Bread was dry and staff not that friendly. Wouldn’t go back.

The staff here are the perfect hosts. Super friendly - will always have a chat to you. Amaaaaazing cocktails! Also try the squid! Its the best! Thanks Kat, Zac & Aimee

Popped in this establishment for a quick drink with the missus after a long drive,the pub was empty apart from us on a Friday afternoon. Ordered a pint of lager and house wine, the cost £11.20!! I know that for some reason ?( yes it is quaint) stow on the wold is a complete rip off and ultra expensive , but you can get the same drinks in central London cheaper.... never going to pay that again,went across the road to the Queens head and paid £8.20 for the same drinks.ERM.

If you want to sleep here, don’t go to bed early! Bar goes on till 12.30 and you won’t get any sleep as sound proofing bad for residents.

Visited here as we were staying at the lodge next door. Only came in for drinks but was lovely. Sat by a roaring fire with a nice pint of ale. It had a really relaxed atmosphere I would defiantly r commend!

Called in to get out of the rain. Had a couple of drinks which were very good and well priced. Ruby the dog is also a little gem.

Stayed two nights in Stag, this is a lovely comfortable hotel with excellent food. The rooms are in need of a refresh that is true, however those that complain about the cobwebs on the windows it is an old building with original windows, it all adds to the quirky character.

My part of eight dinned here on a Saturday night the food was of a very high standard and at a great price. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, we all had a great time thank you

Came here for Sunday lunch. I had the roast beef which was not good. The beef was very rare & not to my liking, the cabbage was fat too salty & the Yorkshire pudding was like eating cardboard! The only good thing was the carrots. I was offered a free drink, but as we were finished not much use.

Stayed here with several colleagues. All were disappointed with the standard of the hotel.

To sit in a White Hart and have. Guinness is something I've wanted to do for a very long time. Now that I've done it, I can't wait to do it again!

Just passing by and checked in overnight

We arrived here without a booking. They were very busy but we were asked to have a drink in the bar until a table became available. I requested a menu at this time and after 30 mins were shown into the restaurant. Our meals were already there piping hot. I had fish and chips which were delicious and my husband had duck leg salad equally delicious. Too full for a dessert.

My family and I recently spent about a week in Stow. While there, I had the opportunity to go to several of the local pubs. The White Hart was by far my favorite. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They had a reasonable selection of local beers. It seemed to be popular with locals, and I saw few tourists.

A lovely quaint little hotel. Well designed room . Small but all you need. A negative point the tv could be in a better place. Comfortable and pretty . Great showe.

We had dinner there The fish was good,I had the steak which was ok I didn't like the cold butter that lay thick on the steak so scooped it of....apart from that everything was fine, great service from the staff.

I contacted the White Hart to ask about the need to make a lunch reservation and was pleased to receive a quick & helpful response. As it was a week day the pub was not busy so we had a choice of sitting in the well decorated dining room or in the beer garden. We chose the latter which was comfortable and pleasant to be able to sit outside. The garden is more of a courtyard and a few more plants would be a welcome addition but it was a nice relaxing atmosphere. A wide & varied menu with good service and friendly staff made lunch enjoyable. The White Hart allows dogs which was very welcome and they made her feel welcome with a nice bowl of cold water on a warm day.

Visited the White Hart a couple of times, food is good and the staff are very friendly and efficient. Dog friendly which was great for us.

We have had many nice meals in the White Heart in the past, the previous time in September 2016. Our recent visit was disappointing though, main meal steak salad at £15 was poor value. Ambience, not what it was. We had wondered if there had been a change of ownership of chef? Hopefully just a one off.

Very nice pub right in the center of Stow. We preferred the Kings Arms though this is also worth a visit.

We called in for a late lunch on bank holiday Monday. We had a venison burger and a standard cheese burger. Both were served within 10 minutes and tasted great. Service was pleasant.

Ok ish place although a little tired in the bar and adjacent seating area.Cant comment on food as only had drinks,girl behind bar seemed more interested in talking to locals at bar than dealing with the many visitors and tourists.

Went on a Saturday evening so quite busy, main courses were all lovely, I had crumble for pudding which was OK but bit powdery. Service was a bit patchy.

The staff were lovely and very attentive. The food was good but I think could have been better. The burger was fine but the rice pudding was a little disappointing. Would go back though as it had a good atmosphere.

A lovely place to while away with a pint and a nice chilled glass of wine, nice decor, we did not eat here ,but the food we did see coming out of the kitchen looked very good

Really enjoyable food and great friendly service. Modern spin to what is predominantly a very traditional town offering

We were meeting friends for lunch and were so looking forward to our first lunch here, having not been able to when we last visited Stow. Online menu held great promise. Such a disappointment. No specials board and a very cold dining room despite there being an open fire unlit. Chicken, leek & mustard pie was like chicken soup with 4 gristly bits of chicken, and it certainly hadn't even sniffed a mustard jar! The other 3 meals equally poor. Service non existent. With the choice and quality available elsewhere in Stow, give this one a miss. As we Glaswegians would say, fur coat, nae knickers

Have been here many times and still my favourite place for lunch or dinner in stow. Service is very friendly and food always excellent, especially the steak salad and sticky toffee pudding! Very cosy and comfortable pub. Love it.

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Great location in the centre of Stow. Modern rooms in an old world hotel, good breakfast choice and service.

Stopped here for dinner, more for the selection of beers than for the food. But, we were very pleasantly surprised by our tasty meals. We had game pie and a grilled fish special. They were both prepared and presented beautifully. Staff was pleasant and attentive. Would definitely return again.

Our drinks before dinner in the pub and dinner were excellent. And don't pass the Sticky Pudding dessert!

Great traditional and homely place for a good eat, and very cosy for a few drinks. We called in twice on our long weekend and found the staff and the atmosphere really welcoming. Loved the little snug at the front of the building. Open fire and cosy furniture. Loved it..

We ate here twice during our visit, the food and service was excellent and the decor is gorgeous. Good music too 😀

Shopping was becoming tedious so had to stop for lunch. Very genial staff at bar and in restaurant. We had a steak salad and beetroot salad. Both first class and fairly priced.

We stopped here on spek & had a really lovely lunch & we will return.

My wife and I popped in here for a quick drink before a meal and could not have been more disappointed. I ordered a bitter shandy and my wife a glass of prosecco. We were charged over £10 for the privilege. The prosecco was completely flat and my shandy was cloudy with bits floating in it. We left the drinks and had one elsewhere. We might have been unlucky but won't be going back to find out.

Friendly, attentive staff with a selection of menu choices on a Sunday for lunch. A little pricey but not for the heart of the Cotswolds. Food good quality too.

We first went into this pub for a drink and stayed for a few more. After this promising start we returned a couple of days later for a drink and found the place empty. Okay it was a Monday night, but only 9:30pm. The bar was closing early.

Had the fish and chips, small portion of cod cooked in oil that was too cold so the batter soaked up the oil like a sponge making the fish mushy. Hand cut chips were good. £14 for the food and £4.20 for a pint of Stowford Press not exactly good value. Would not eat here again.

We visited The White Hart for a pub lunch with family and found the staff to be very friendly and attentive. Service was swift and the food was delicious.

Enjoyed a 2 night stay with a meal in the restaurant on the second night which was excellent. Would definitely stay again, really cosy and friendly.

Although the narrow courtyard is not very attractive we decided to eat outside as the weather was so good. Unfortunately, the smell from the kitchen was diabolical - either the filters have been removed from the extracts or the fat used for frying is incredibly old and dirty. The thick fumes and stink of frying fish was over-powering so we left without ordering.

One of our favourites ....... never disappoints, great food/service and atmosphere! Recently taken on the old youth hostel next door and refurbed so lovely rooms to be had here!!!

This lovely pub/restaurant is located on the main square in Stow. We both enjoyed our meal & drinks here , the staff were extremely friendly & helpful ......

Lovely meal. Outstanding atmosphere. Staff very friendly and professional. Highly recommended for any occasion. Great drinks menu

Nice room and haddock with poached egg for breakfast. Lovely restaurant. Long way to bedroom again Possibly due to large group there for weekend. But plenty of fire doors all pointed out by helpful staff member who carried up my heavy case. Another helpful staff member provided coffee and sympathy when power steering malfunctioned when I checked out next morning. Smallish car park like all the historic town centre inns I stayed in! Water pressure in shower incredible practically blasted me across the room. Nice and central hotel.

The White Hart was one of those wonderful surprises a traveler lives for. We were on the road from Stratford-on-the-Avon to Oxford and decided to stop for a quick lunch. We walked in and were the only ones there. I asked the attractive young man behind the bar if the food was good. His response was, "Why wouldn't it be?" I laughed and said well I was looking for a recommendation. This wasn't simple bar food. It was artfully presented and perfectly prepared. I hesitated to cut into my starter of eggs and asparagus it looked so beautiful with a lacy shave of truffle and sprinkle of beet powder. My husband's vegetables on the side of his meat pie could have been placed for a magazine photo. The flavors of everything we ordered matched the appearance.

We stayed for 2 nights 28/29 June this year. We were meeting up with friends from London. On site parking is an advantage as parking is quite restricted on the square. Our first room was very small and traditional. We asked if there was a bigger room and we moved to a lovely room that was very modern and well appointed. There was an extra charge for this but it was well worth it. Breakfast was good, fresh fruit would have been nice to have and the breakfast time would be better extended to 10.00. It is 8.30 - 9.30. Staff were lovely and friendly. Would recommend the hotel, but choose your room carefully.

We ate in the bar area because Josh the bartender was so much fun. The food was excellent and the atmosphere very friendly.

Local to Stow, we frequent the White Hart about once a month in a largish group and have yet to have a bad meal there. The staff are knowledgeable,friendly and polite. The menu always has something new on it and has a wide range of offerings to suit all palates, with some unique but workable and tasty dishes.

We booked a 2 night stay and asked to move to another room for the second night as a broken alarm was going off outside our room constantly. When we told staff about it they said they knew and had lots of complaints... Yet we received no apology and the whole stay a bit shambolic. Staff that worked there were friendly and doing their best, but very poor value for money stay (plus £300 for 2 nights).

We dropped into this pub after a day of driving around the countryside. We didn't know what to expect and was surprised with a great find. I had their bangers and mash which I thought was Great! My husband and 15 year old son was also very happy with their meals too. Met two local artist and found out that one of them had watercolor paintings hanging in the pub. After he left we purchased the painting of the church door with the trees that possibly inspired JR Tolkien, Lord of the Rings. This was one of the highlights of our trip, the pub provided a great place to enjoy visiting with locals, great food and a great atmosphere! Thanks for the memories.

I recently attended a friend's 50th birthday party in Stow on the Wold and stayed the night at the White Hart, the cost of which was £100.00 for bed & breakfast.

We Popped in for a quick beer and stayed for lunch as we were taken with the cosy relaxed atmosphere. I chose from the black board menu. Well presented and delicious. We were not disappointed!

We popped in on Sunday after a day out locally, after looking at TripAdvisor we took our chances and popped in luckily they had a table free.

Apart from a slight slip up in that our booking (for ten) hadn't been communicated to the people in charge the day we'd booked - I've never seen a more terrified waitress - we had a wonderful evening. It was my sister's Hen Do, and the food and atmosphere was perfect; we had a wonderful time and I'll definitely be back - because finding a pub that has vegan options is a rare find indeed!

We are local so tried the fish and chips , which were nice and fresh with home made tarta sauce It made a good change from a Sunday roast

We stopped here for a family lunch whilst exploring Stow. Lovely modern decor, excellent friendly service and good food. Excellent veggie options too. Would recommend for couples or families. Our waiter was particularly good.

Mixed emotions on this one .... Location good, service good , staff friendly but a bit distracted .... We ordered penne tomato sauce for our four year old son ( admittedly not on the menu ) but how hard could it be ... We were given tagliatelle overcooked in a soggy watery sauce ..... We had s chicken burger which was really good and we also ordered rib eye which was cooked excellently . We specifically asked for French fries but got mash potatoes on the rib eye plate and French fries as an extra .... Last but not least gents toilet is at the rear end of property and accessed from an uncovered garden.... not ideal on a rainy day !!! All in all ok considering it is reasonably priced

Excellent service,couldn't do enough for us, very accommodating,found us a table even though they were busy,food superb, thoroughly recommend

Superb and delicious options available with a chef who will readily adapt for vegans. Portobello mushroom burger was clearly a huge favourite with any people ordering it when we were there. Friendly and welcoming for dogs, positive staff and super yummy chocolate brownie!!

Well this place was a total treat to stay at, the staff are very friendly and helpful. The place is spotless and the rooms are decorated to the highest standard. The breakfast was very fresh and plentiful ( I had smoked salmon and scrambled eggs and my husband had the full English). If you are ever in Stow-on-the-Wold this is the place to stay. Thank you The White Hart Inn for such a beautiful relaxing stay.

I really do not revell in leaving bad reviews for places where people work hard & try to make a living but this place was pretty bad. The rear dining area was not busy as far as we could make out, the lighting is very dim, the one log on the open fire was doing its best & the ultra strange wallpaper ( dark red with huge deer heads) made it look like a horror film set. The food was no better, I wont go into mega detail but the desert of chocolate brownie with pistacio ice cream had so much sauce on it, it was more like a soup, the main course was no better. After our complaints the manager struck the food off our bill then went & hid somewhere letting the poor barstaff take the flack, so in conclusion i would say avoid this place there are plenty of reasonable places to eat in Stow the foremost looked like The Old Butchers which many locals recommended but we did not actually eat there. Hope this helps travellers.

When with two friends for dinner and had a lovely time . Both had eaten there before and I can definitely say I will go again . Had the Chilli Squid for starters , followed by the Lamb Burger , The squid was nicely seasoned with a nice kick to it and the burger cooked to perfection . For dessert I had the Berry Crumble which was packed with large pieces of fruit ,one of the best crumbles I have had . With drinks each a coffee excellent value for money ,

Visited on the Monday evening after Christmas. It is lovely. Looks small from the outside, in fact it looks as if it is just a room with a bar in it. We went in and asked if they served food and were told yes, and we could sit anywhere, we looked around and the room was full but we were directed down a small corridor and out to the back where there was a lovely large restaurant. Very nicely decorated. The service was prompt and friendly and meals were explained in full detail where required. I had a pasta dish and it was delicious and piping hot. Also the portions were very large. Drinks were served promptly and refills offered throughout the meal. I believe they have taken over the building next door and will soon be expanding. It is right in the centre of town opposite The Stocks, so is an ideal place to stay. We would certainly consider staying here if we return.

We stayed here for Saturday night in January. The owner was very welcoming and took us and our dog to our room on the top foor. It was really pleasant being recently fitted out and decorated. Our evening meal was excellent. The best salt and pepper squid i've tasted and really good burgers and fries. We had a free bottle of wine with our meal as we booked our room direct - worth noting. They also serve a decet pint. We relaxed in the small bar area and the landlord kept topping up the two open fires and kept us comfortable. The staff were really pleasant and made you feel welcome and relaxed. Unfortunately our nights sleep wasn't great - but its no fault of the White Hart - its what you might expect when you are in the centre of a town with people passing by late at night or in the early hours after a night out. Might be worth them looking at a layer of internal glazing to try and provide some sound proofing.

Absolutely brilliant. The food was above par and the service from Zac and Ginnie was lively and entertaining, a great combination.

My GF and I stopped into the White Hart for lunch on a recent visit to Stow-on-the-Wold. We were shown to a table in the 'back bar' and were quickly seen to with drinks and food orders taken.

First visit and it wont be our last.Staff on arrival very friendly and attentive .Excellent menu,food fantastic ,highly reccomend the squid starter and cooked to perfection steak,great choices of dessert and great selection of top rate wines.This is really worth a visit great value for money.

Eat here on our 2 day stay in Stow. Friendly greeting by all three staff working front of house, let us choose table to sit. Did not fancy a starter so we had breads, oil & balsamic while waiting for our mains of Pork tenderloin and Game pie. Both these dishes were cooked to perfection and extremely tasty. I followed this with a fig panacotta which was absolutely mouth watering and my husband had berry and apple crumble with a delicious creamy custard. All food was served by friendly staff who took time out to talk to us and the food was very well presented and hot. A definite recommendation from us, we will be back as only live an hour away.

This pub and restaurant is perfect. We went there for a couple of drinks and sat in the back bar and it was so festive and cosy. Everyone was so friendly.