Being at the centre of the Cotswold’s ‘golden triangle’, there is always something captivating going on, we have selected those happenings closest to us as well as to notable events occurring closer to home, the village and pub itself.
Join Ben, our French manager, for an evening celebrating the arrival of Beaujolais Nouveau. Expect glasses of the freshly released wine alongside a delicious spread of classic French pâtés, saucissons and artisan cheeses — a little taste of France in the heart of the Cotswolds. Santé!
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.’
We were absolutely thrilled to be named Best Destination Pub Venue in Gloucestershire and Worcestershire by lifestyle gurus Middy Stilettos. In an ‘open to all’ public vote, we were absolutely thrilled to be named Best Destination Pub Venue in Gloucestershire and Worcestershire by lifestyle gurus Middy Stilettos. Thank you to all who voted for us, it’s so rewarding to be recognised by genuine pub goers.
The 2026/27 jump-racing season is upon us, and there’s no better place to make a day of it than joining us at Ebrington before or after the action at Cheltenham for accommodation, great food, local ales, excellent wines and a proper Cotswold pub welcome.
The 2026/27 fixtures:
William Hill Showcase — 23–24 October 2026
The November Meeting — 13–15 November 2026
The Christmas Meeting — 11–12 December 2026
New Year’s Day Racing — 1 January 2027
Festival Trials Day — 30 January 2027
Cheltenham Festival — 16–19 March 2027
The April Meeting — 14–15 April 2027
Race Night — 30 April 2027
We’re only a short drive from Stratford, so make a day of it when visiting the RSC this season, with an exciting 2026/27 programme. Highlights include As You Like It (26 September–7 November), Middlemarch (October–January), The Three Musketeers (28 November–9 January), The Bear and the Piano (11 December–10 January), followed by Othello (13 February–3 April) and Brock’s Mill (26 March–8 May). A perfect excuse for a great lunch or dinner before or after the theatre
A wonderful Cotswold day out, with its gardens taking on their rich seasonal colours and October half-term bringing Ghosts, Pumpkins & Tudor Tales from 26 October–1 November. Then, from 20 November through to 30 December, the castle becomes truly magical with Spectacle of Light: Alice’s Amazing Adventures in Wonderland — an illuminated trail through the historic grounds, with festive food, mulled wine and plenty of Christmas cheer along the way.
