Moreton-in-Marsh, Food Guide: 10 Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Blockley
Reviews on Pub food in Blockley, Moreton-in-Marsh, including The New Inn, The Great Western Arms Blockley, The Churchill Arms, The Black Bear, Horse and Groom, Eight Bells, The Plough Inn Restaurant, White Hart Royal Hotel and Eatery, Lygon Arms Hotel, The Ebrington Arms Restaurant
10. The Ebrington Arms Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 602 reviews
A stunning 17th Century unspoilt Cotswold stone inn that has been independently owned for a decade by proper publicans. This pub was named 'Escape of the Year 2016 by GreenTraveller and is ranked as in the Top Ten pubs by The Telegraph newspaper. It has h
Reviewed By AnitaTraveller1
We decided to go back to the Ebrington Arms to celebrate our first wedding anniversary as we hadn't been back since 2010. The building had changed a little with the extension completed in 2011!! Thought the extension of the restaurant within the existing buildings had been sympathetic to the original pub, although of course it felt a lot bigger. Although we were sat near the pass, I was sat on a long settle which blocked off the pass and we didn't really notice it. The restaurant wasn't full but it was a Tuesday evening. Menu is a little limited - squash appeared as a main course twice and there was no chicken, lamb or pork on the menu for meat lovers. Having 3 vegetarian choices was good though. Probably the highlight was dessert and enjoyed a banana parfait with gingerbread ice cream and meringue was a little unusual. My husband enjoyed the chocolate delice. The pub area was fairly busy when we left as it was full of Morris dancers who had just finished their session outside the pub.
9. Lygon Arms Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 386 reviews
Reviewed By adamjhu
This place has lots of character and a convenient location. The service was great as well. But the food was on another level. Maybe the best meal I have ever had in England. I could not recommend it more highly on a visit to Chipping Campden.
8. White Hart Royal Hotel and Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 330 reviews
Reviewed By Cookiescot
We called in on our way through the Cotswolds for lunch, staff very friendly and we enjoyed our steak pie and fish pie accompanied by a glass of Hook Norton, lovely old building and outside seating area.
7. The Plough Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
Reviewed By cbyetagain
In a world inundated with celebrity chefs, gastro pubs and misaligned Michelin stars its bloody refreshing to find an old fashioned English pub serving old fashioned âpub grubâ. Weâve wasted a bucket of money (on a holiday from Australia) on the aforementioned overrated rip offs and more by good luck than good judgment we found âThe Ploughâ. Salvation at at last, old, small, out of the way and yet extremely rewarding. Great atmosphere, great food and even better hosts make it a Cotswold winner. Could not recommend it any higher, best meal in a long time. Thank you for this delightful review, we hope you had a safe journey back to OZ !
6. Eight Bells
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1210 reviews
Reviewed By 633DianeM633
Came here Sunday lunch time for drinks and loved the atmosphere, very busty with people eating and general having a good time, love the fact that dogs are welcome in all the pubsFood looked amazing and we wished that we had booked there instead of where we did
5. Horse and Groom
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1065 reviews
With all the laidback charm of a true Cotswolds country pub, at the Horse and Groom we pride ourselves on our friendly service, award-winning food and drink and sumptuous B&B accommodation in individually styled bedrooms. Located in the heart of Bourton o
Reviewed By CJayKay
Wonderful place to stay and to eat! We booked the day before we arrived and they gave us a gorgeous room with a huge bathroom with lots of windows overlooking the garden. The room was clean, quiet, and comfortable. Staff was kind, attentive and helpful. Food was delicious. Breakfast was amazing and dinner was comfort food at its finest. Service for dinner was quite slow (by American standards) but we both brought books and chatted over drinks. Once we got our food we were not disappointed. Don't go expecting to pop in and out for a quick bite. Get comfortable, relax, and enjoy the space. We did. :D
4. The Black Bear
Overall Ratings
4 based on 512 reviews
Pub Food, including a range of foreign dishes.
Reviewed By RockyRuth
Went in for a quick beer early Saturday evening and promptly decided to stay for dinner as the atmosphere in the bar was relaxed and cosy. We ordered the famous beef and ale pie and the fish pie. Both magnificent with generous beef / fresh white fish. Hot chunky chips and big portion of perfectly cooked veg. Great service. Great value. We'll be back.
3. The Churchill Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 493 reviews
The Churchill Arms, Paxford is a boutique pub nestled away in north of The Cotswolds. With its historical local character at our core we pride ourselves on thought about classics. With two characterful but modern, luxurious, en-suite bedrooms we're locate
Reviewed By MevP
Went on Saturday night and also Sunday lunchtime. Both meals were delicious. Our favourite were the roast beef, veggie roast, pigeon starter, liver and bacon and the haddock soufflé .....also the crumble dessert mmmmm.Good atmosphere, good service and very dog friendly. Would recommend.
2. The Great Western Arms Blockley
Overall Ratings
4 based on 474 reviews
Reviewed By johnboy715
Whilst staying in the village we went for a family meal, pleasant surroundings & staff. Not a massive menu but what is on it is a fair choice, there is a specials board but none of us tried those. Nice choice of beers.
Where to eat British food in Blockley: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. The New Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
We have a lovely Cotswold pub with log burner. We proud to serve the wonderful Donnington Ales. We also have a large selection of larger sizes, ciders, spirits and soft drinks. Serve food 12-3pm / 6-9pm mon-sat Sunday roasts served 12-5pm Sunday We open 1
Reviewed By Samuel B
We visited on my birthday earlier in the year as I love scouting out Donnington pubs. I was made to feel extremely unwelcome. Having waited patiently the best part of 5 minutes for the barmaid to cease idle chit chat with the locals at the bar, I noticed she whispered something under her breathe which was aimed in my direction. When she finally did acknowledge me, I asked if they were serving food to which she curtly replied âNoâ. As I left the bar, I heard an older couple enquire about food and I overheard the barmaid offer them a choice of sandwiches! If youâre under 50, donât expect anything less than a frosty reception and appalling manners!I am very sorry that you had this experience here. I have messaged you directly. I would like to offer you a meal. Again I am truly sorry and I have spoken to all staff members Jess
