We’re absolutely delighted to receive so many lovely reviews – in all fairness, they’re as much about our location, village and the pub itself. We’re just proud and privileged to be custodians of such a great British institution.
Giles Coren, writing in his restaurant weekly column, The Saturday Times Magazine, commented ‘It’s the real deal of a traditional Cotswold village pub, It’s a beautiful village and a
beautiful pub, with terrific old features and as good an inglenook as you’ll see, with a cast-iron stove, stacked logs, Victorian earthenware jugs parked on a wooden pew, the whole
Cider with Rosie.’
In their video, ‘How to make the most of your weekend in the Cotswolds.’ Times Travel called it, ‘a classic Cotswold old school pub, this traditional pub has extraordinary food.’
In a recent review The Telegraph stated, ‘The Ebrington Arms is an idyllic-looking foodie pub on the fringes of a very tucked-away, very rural village in the glorious north Cotswolds.’
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