Eight Bells Inn

A lovely 17^th Century Pub, with great locally sourced food and a friendly, helpful staff. Make reservations early because they book up on weekends and holidays and I’d guess during the week too! We look forward to visiting again soon!

The soup was piping hot and very satisfying. The 3 main courses that were served to our table were all excellent. They also have delicious chips here, if you’re so inclined. Good selection of beer and the house wines were nice. The atmosphere in the pub was made up of mostly local people and they were incredibly friendly and welcoming. Excellent service too. Fun night! So glad we reserved a table the night before.

After a long day of walking this place offered a warm welcome. It was busy on a Wednesday evening and I lucked into a table on the pub side available for about 80 minutes before a reservation. I ordered the pâté starter. Delicious and served with a house chutney. Instead of a main I choose another starter. Local asparagus with a lemon butter sauce topped by a poached egg. Fantastic. They will also for a few pounds more increase any starter to an entrée size. I followed all of this with a lemon custard topped with raspberry purée and shortbread. Wow! Service was wonderful. Food fantastic. I wouldn’t hesitate to return.

Fantastic fantastic fantastic. Have eaten here 4 times and we are always knocked out. Delicious food, great service, lovely & cozy atmosphere. One of my favorite restaurants anywhere!!!

Amazing service and great fire! Marie, Sara and Jason are fantastic.
Wife and I stayed here three days. Quite charming. Great food.

Apparently the only restaurant open on Sunday evenings in Chipping Campden. We barely got a table for two. Ordered their vegetable soup as a starter. Well… nowhere did it mention in menu or by the server that the soup was in fact pureed. Had a nice flavor and was hot but not outstanding. We shared their Sunday beef roast with gravy, yorkshire pudding, mashed potatoes, roasted potato. Side of mashed carrots (gross) and cabbage & pea salad. The entrée was reminiscent of a TV dinner. The meat was gristly, fatty, and difficult to chew. The yorkshire pudding had several grease slicks and tasted like a deep-​fried funnel cake minus the powdered sugar. The gravy and mashed potatoes were tepid in temp and bland in flavor. The roasted potatoes were overly greasy as well-​tasted deep fried, not roasted. Wanted to try their sticky toffee pudding but was too disappointed with mains.
So…we asked for bill and it had an extra 5 things on it we didn’t order. This included a glass of wine, a cider, a beer, and an extra entrée for the gamy beef dinner. Pleasant enough waitress who corrected it but not a whiff of an apology.
Now, this was our first English Sunday Roast dinner but come on. This was really not good or a good value. Sad to say we finished our meal as we’re being screwed by the exchange rate and hate to waste money. We had a better meal at McDonalds on the way to the Coltswolds than here. I’m hoping to try another roast dinner here in England to get this bad taste out of my mouth!

Ate dinner here on our recent stay in Chipping Campden and so glad we did. We chose to sit on the pub side of the building. The food was excellent and the atmosphere great. The pork medallions were marvelous and the sticky toffee pudding was over the top! Prices were a little steep but the exchange rate didn’t help much. Definitely recommend.

We found very good food, a great beer selection and good service at this pub. One of the top pubs we ate in on our trip.

Loved the atmosphere, food and service. It was a great experience. I would highly recommend it if you are looking for a gastro pub meal.

Great beer selection and good food. More importantly, great company. Had a great time chatting with the locals.

This is a sweet pub in a very pretty Cotswold village actually right in the heart of the Cotswolds. The staff are very friendly and the food is of good quality. I would highly recommend the chicken pie, which was rich and delicious and served in a very good portion. They have rooms which you can stay in. We stayed in the most expensive room with DVD, the problem was that the end of the bed obscured the tv. The breakfast wasn’t of the same standard as the lunch and dinner menu but all in all it is a good pub.