The Slaughters Country Inn

Pleasant setting and attentive staff.
We stayed 3 nights and ate in for 2 as the menu is the same each day so became repetitive hence ate elsewhere on our 3rd night.
Food quality good.

Lovely restaurant, we went on the fish night, good value at £14.95 for fish & chips & a glass of house wine. One point to bear in mind though if you are asked if you water for the table you are provided with bottled water at a cost of almost £6.

Very poor quality and overpriced. Will not return or recommend. Must do better!

Most importantly the quality of the food was excellent. The service was first class and the team, polite, efficient and friendly.

Good Cotswold beamed atmosphere. Smart , professional service. Attractive food presentation.

Dinner was excellent - the smoked trout was a real highlight. Breakfast was again excellent with everything that you need for a good start to the date.

We were so looking forward to our meal after booking several months in advance. We walked in and were let down this restaurant identifies as a hotel DBB not a country Inn style restaurant. We appeared to be the only customers external from the hotel and the last couple in the restaurant at 9pm. We had 3 course and coffee and were disappointed at every stage. We didn’t complain or ask for an alternative as there wasn’t anything on the menu. Both our first choice of starter and main course were not available so disappointed. The guy who welcomed us, took us to our table and took our order was dressed so shabby his shoes were filthy they had never seen shoe polish. The standard of the food was very poor in our opinion, we had starved ourselves and were so hungry. If we hadn’t been we would have left after our starters but with me being the eternal optimist appeased my wife that the next course would be better sadly it got worse. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone I’m afraid.

Excellent experience!

We had a dinner and a lunch at The Slaughter’s Country Inn. The servers were friendly and patient with our lack of full understanding of menu items, as well as local practices—something appreciated by apprehensive American visitors. The food was great and the prices were very reasonable. The atmosphere at The Inn was very comfortable and inviting.

Received efficiently, service prompt and food good. Wine rather expensive, however at least they had an English wine on the list.