The Fox Inn - Menu

We really enjoyed our Sunday roast. The service was excellent, the food was delicious and well cooked and it was a cosy atmosphere.

Has to be the most inhospitable establishments I've ever encountered. We're not local as we were made to feel... Would never revisit or recommend

The pub was everything you’d want from a Cotswolds pub- good beer, roaring fire, great food, lovely service and nice decor. Would highly recommend!

Much too salty. Salty bread, salty beans, salty crust on chicken pie. Hake on a sea of red mush unappealing. Pie a bit too dry. No sign of a Manager. Not impressed and will not return. At least the prices were not outrageous but standard of cooking below par. Good beer.

We followed Giles Coren's review and found the food mediocre. For £20 I had the ploughmans lunch which consisted of a jacket potato? Cheese mixed to a paste with beer? 2 half slices of ham , bread and lettuce leaves. No sign of a tomato or some decent cheese. the rest of the family were similarly underwhelmed. Will not be going again.

Our second visit to this restaurant left us extremely disappointed with both the quality of the food and the service. We arrived at 1:15 PM and waited for an exceptionally long time for our food, which turned out to be underwhelming. When our dishes finally arrived at 3:00 PM, they were cold and served at different times. The staff seemed dismissive when we inquired about the status of our order and couldn't provide an estimated arrival time. The fish was overcooked, the meat was cold, the cauliflower cheese was burnt, and the chips were dry. Additionally, the broccoli was undercooked. Overall, the staff were unwelcoming and the food was far from satisfying. The experience felt overpriced an...

Stayed in the village for two nights last week and had lunch and an evening meal on Friday at The Fox Inn as we didn't want to travel elsewhere because of heavy rain etc. We both had the fish soup and deserts for lunch, and for dinner I had the cheeseburger and my partner the partridge. The food tasted good, the servers were pleasant and the atmosphere nice. Unfortunately at 4am next morning I had a touch of food poisoning with the usual symptoms, and felt sicky for the rest of Saturday. I can only assume it was either the fish soup or the burger responsible as we had not eaten elsewhere that day. I was sent an automatic email requesting feedback on our dining experience so I sent the feedba...

We came to the Fox last May for Sunday lunch as a family of four and on that occasion we raved about it. The service was friendly and the food was excellent. We have just been back and cannot believe the contrast. We booked for 1.15 pm and the food did not arrive until 2.45 that is for three of our party. Our son’s food did not arrive until 3pm. No apology, the staff appeared irritated when we asked after an hour how long the food might be. The response was that they were very busy we appreciate that but our table was booked in advance and that no estimate of when our food might arrive could be given. The food was awful. Chicken and beef was cold, cauliflower cheese was burnt and cold. Our s...

Since reading a very positive review of The Fox in The Times I have been for dinner on three separate occasions. My first visit I was solo and I found the food (scotch egg, followed by fish and chips plus dessert) excellent, and the service superb. On my second (again solo) visit I had toad in the hole which was disappointing the pudding mix was burnt and it was a stodgy meal to be fair it could have been more about my choice after all, toad in the hole is quite stodgy! On my most recent visit in November I bought along three family member’s. We all felt somewhat disappointed by starters and main courses. Service was slow and appeared to be under resourced. I know it’s difficult in the hospi...