We came with a larger group of 13 people and received a friendly welcome. The food was delicious and served with fresh vegetables. The menu had something for every taste on it. I especially enjoyed the goats cheese with heritage tomatoe salad.
We definitely recommend it and will visit again, when in the area.
Discovered this by accident whilst driving through the Cotswolds looking for a pub lunch. What a find! Excellent quality food and the pie was genuinely full of meat. Staff extremely welcoming-just beware at least on Saturdays lunch finishes at 2pm! Will go back next time in the Cotswolds.
Great find that I booked based on tripadvisor reviews. The food and drink really lived up to the posts on this site. In fact, it was even better than expected because of the garden on the hillside behind the building (and the great weather). We were able to sit outside at one of the many tables in beautiful surroundings. The food was equally as good - probably the best meal we had on our 3-day weekend in the countryside. The service was fine - pub service, but friendly and efficient. The bar is small but stocked with a great selection of beer and wine. I hope I have the chance to go back to the Horse & Groom on another sunny day!
We were looking for a reasonably priced room in the Cotswold for us and another couple. We booked our rooms sight unseen. The owner gives a discount on the room each night you dine in their pub. We thought we would try some of the other locations in the area so we only had dining reservations for one night. The food was fantastic! We ate all our meals at the pub and would go upstairs to our room at the end of the evening was so convenient.
Take advantage of the local walking trails in the area. A great way to walk off that meal.
Stayed for a couple of nights whilst exploring the Cotswold. The room was lovely, extremely spacious with great view down the village hill. The menu is not the biggest in the world but what is on offer was beautifully presented and tasted great, can't recommend the deserts though as both of ours were a bit unimpessive. But minor quibble as the staters and mains more than made up for it. Good selection of vino and beer, guest ale was excellent.
The breakfast is just perfect. You chose the night before as there are only a few rooms in the Inn, and it's beautifully presented in classic British simplicity. A glass pint of milk, from local dairy, lovely coffee, fresh squeezed orange juice, natural yoghurt and a full English. Perfect,
Just back from a much enjoyed tasty roast rib of locally reared Dexter beef, gravy, yorkshires and veg, all freshly cooked and delivered promptly. Excellent local beers on draught too (Cotswold Lager and wheat beer, Goff's Jouster, Dorothy Goodbody's to name a few). Friendly and attentive service. Smaller portions for children were also available and the selection of puddings was excellent. Pleased to see local asparagus and hollandaise also on the starter menu at the moment.
The restaurant is very popular locally and booking is advisable, but a good tip is to arrive at 12-noon for a table in the bar - however its first come first served and the place very quickly fills up! Also, Sunday Lunch is also very popular and while there's always plenty of choice of other dishes, the traditional roast often sells out early on in lunchtime service - another reason to go early!
