The Ebrington Arms

A very mixed experience, hence the 3. On arrival the barman appeared totally disinterested in us. We decided to go through to the restaurant with our drinks and were shown to our table by a friendly young man. A good selection of starters, mains and desserts, including roasts - beef, belly pork and chicken. We both ordered the roast chicken breast which arrived with plenty of perfectly cooked green vegetables, carrots and roast potatoes. Huge Yorkshire puddings too. Everything was delicious except for the chicken breast, which was incredibly salty. Not just on the skin, which we removed anyway, but all the way through which seemed strange. It was so salty I had three mouthfuls of mine and couldn’t eat any more. My husband also left a lot of his. When the waiter came to collect our plates he asked if everything was ok for us. When I replied that I couldn’t eat the chicken because it was too salty he simply exclaimed “Salty?!” As if he didn’t believe me. Nothing else. No apology. No “I’ll let the chef know”Our desserts were lovely. We then waited ages to spot someone to ask for the bill and then another age for the bill to arrive. Then another wait for someone to bring the card machine. In the end I went up to the till to pay. Could do better.

A lovely country pub with open fires, good food and friendly staff. A 2 night stay for us and we are glad we stayed. The staff were very friendly and courteous, the room lovely and the food was great. Only criticisms being a laundry bag was left in the hallway outside our room for the stay and the roasted loin of venison we had for dinner we found the portion small - literally two slices and slightly dry. Beautifully presented however and didn’t detract from the overall experience of the stay. Breakfast was delicious with fantastic tasting local sausages and poached eggs with vibrant orange yolks and full of flavour. Ideally situated for Chipping Campden and Stratford, which was well worth the short journey for a walking tour abs learning about Shakespeare. The pub has a good local following which is always a pleasure to see. Would highly recommend.

The new menu is fabulous. A really good selection for us pescatarians. Every dish was delicious with great sauces and dips. Fantastic environment and lovely staff. Yes it’s not cheap BUT it’s absolutely brilliant. Am looking forward to our next celebration visit. I will dream about the sticky toffee pudding! Thank you

This pub is very quaint- everything you want from a country pub- cask ales, good food and an open fire in lovely surroundings. We drove here in the dark so missed the car park, almost ended up getting stuck in the wrong section! The pub itself is nicely lit inside, and inviting. Food excellent. Slightly more choice of beer on cask would elevate this pub even higher.

We have just experienced a fabulous stay here. Everything perfect without impacting on a lovely warm atmosphere. The staff are so welcoming friendly and are passionate about ensuring you enjoy your stay nothing too much trouble. Rooms perfect plenty of hot water extremely comfortable beds. In an incredible location with plenty of local walks to enjoy.We walked to Hidcote manor and enjoyed a cup of tea and cake in the cafe.Returning to the Ebrington Arms for a welcoming log fire and a beer. We spend a lot of time staying in similar places but this stay is the first in a long time I would have loved to stay a second night .

Stayed here whilst at Campden BRI which was less than 5 minutes away. Easy to find with Waze, plenty of parking and efficient check in process. Proper rural country pub with lots of snugs and roaring fires to boot. Staff were very friendly and accommodating, I had a charming well appointed room as the pictures show and despite being a cold January night was very cosy. Food was great, decent sized portions and very flavoursome so complements to the chef and all round really. Nice pint of Estrella on draft and the WiFi was fast enough to watch the football on my iPad. Hope to be back.