Located in the village of Andoversford, but just off the A40, is this lovely traditional country…read morepub. It is also an inn and has a large eating area on 2 floors. The main room is large and yet cosy with various types of seating and a large L-shaped bar. There is a wood burning fireplace and all sorts of interesting items on the walls. The bar stocks a wide range of drinks. The food selection is varied, from traditional fare (locally sourced in many cases) to interesting variations on a theme. The last time I was there, I had a lovely duck dinner which had amazing potatoes as a side. They have a standard menu, daily specials and a holiday menu. There is a large carpark to the rear and a small beer garden for the summer (as well as a sheltered area for smokers). The toilets are modern and clean. I've eaten here a few times and have never been disappointed with my selection. The staff are very friendly and give it an even more homely feel.

We received a warm greeting on entering the clean and well appointed pub. The food was served hot…read morein a timely manner. The staff were attentive without intruding. This chef has real talent. The whole experience was excellent. We enjoyed both an week day lunch and a Sunday dinner.

The Green Dragon Inn is such a superior find! It's everything one would look for country quaint and…read more utterly comfortable rustic-ness. There is a restaurant and bar, with plenty of outdoor seating for people to enjoy when the weather is fine. By the amount of people that were here, we could tell that this is a very popular destination. There are two parts to the restaurant and bar. Both contain seating for dining and drinking, though breakfast was on the "bar" side. For dinner, we were seated in a beautiful curved and windowed dining area with plenty of sunshine and a beautiful view outdoors. Our service was attentive and friendly. For dinner, my husband had the sirloin steak. He said that it was delicious and tender. He really enjoyed the accompanying peppercorn sauce. I had the barbecued turkey. It had a tasty char on it, and it was very delicious with its umami and slightly sweet barbecue flavor. Potatoes, chips, and salads were sides. We were both full from our generous meals, but it's almost impossible to forgo a delicious dessert! I had spotted dick, which was warm, sweetly moist, and subtly spiced. My husband had sticky pudding with ice cream. Both desserts hit the spot! Breakfast is a combination of continental and menu items. We enjoyed our fresh ojs, coffees, and he his Full English while I relished avocado toast with poached eggs. Accommodations are behind the restaurant and pub. It's a two-story cozy building, with four rooms downstairs. We did not go upstairs, but there are rooms above, as well. Our room was very comfortable, with all the amenities that we would need. Our room, Midnight Court, has French doors that lead out into a patio with seating and a garden beyond. There is a farm store that sells coffees, teas, tasty treats, and a variety of unique gifts, souvenirs, as well as groceries. There is outdoor seating here, too. Parking is limited to overnighting guests, located between the restaurant and the accommodations. We could see additional parking located across the street for drop-ins. We felt very fortunate to find the Green Dragon Inn. It ticked off all of the boxes for these two American travelers looking for a quintessential inn stay.

Beautifully done interior with lovely ambiance. Substantial selection of spirits. The food was…read morespectacular and perfect presentation. We each selected from meat, fish and chicken dishes and they were all succulent and perfectly balanced. We ended the night and shared the lemon tart with lemon sorbet which had a lovely balance with the strawberry drizzle.

Stopped off on our way to another town had lunch here was very quiet was raining for us but the…read morefood was very calm made had fish and chips was very good recommend going there for lunch

Very nice country pub. Has only been open for 4 months after a long closure. The new owner is…read morevery friendly and accommodating. The pub itself is very nice with comfortable seating, with a nice bright atrium in back. Menu is excellent and full of more upscale dishes such as risotto with goat's cheese, and pea soup with truffle oil. The bar has a few real ale selections from Well's, including Bombardier. Kilkeney Inn is a worthwhile stop if you're heading down the A40 or are just out for a hike.

I'm not sure I can say enough good things about this place. A 17th century pub and restaurant with…read moremore modern sleeping quarters. The patriarch was running the bar when I was about, and the conversation was pleasant and warm and the beer was cold. The multiple fireplaces, exposed beams and leather couches gave me a sense that besides eating, it would be a great place to pass some time with a friend or in thought. The food: simple yet amazing, the rooms: clean and good enough, the bar and restaurant: a winner.

What a great little pub. The landlady is lovely…read more Lunches were plentyful and I did have a beer. Heading back sometime soon when en route south again.

Went out for a hike that started and ended at this pub. We started the hike at 10:15am and more…read morethan one of our hiking group was told by the rather grumpy owner that the pub didn't open until 11:30 when we asked to use the toilet. When we got back we ordered lunch and found a spot out in the garden to wait for out food. The pub itself is the perfect picture of a country pub and it has a beautiful garden with a nice stream running through it. It's a great place to sit and drink a pint. The menu is your typical British pub fare. Fairly cheap and standard. Our food arrived reasonably quickly and was what I expected for the price. The chips were obviously manufactured and frozen and then sausage sandwich was passable but not impressive. Fortunately I didn't pay much for all of it. The one highlight for me of this pub was their excellent selection of Samuel Smith's ales on draft and in bottles. I have always loved Samuel Smith's and this was the first place in the area that I'd found it available. All in all I was less than impressed. It is such a shame to waste such beautiful pub in a nice spot on such mediocre food and service. Perhaps if I'm out on a bike ride through Withington I'll stop by for a pint of Sam Smiths, but I don't think I'll be going back for a meal.

the food was delicious. the place was so cute and fancy. i love it, and i love all of bourton on…read morethe water! if you're there then i defiantly recommend going! the servers were very nice too.

Came here for the Sunday roast, it was delicious!!! The place is lovely and and service is good and…read morefast. Parking can be tricky, there's parking just a few blocks down the road, and as it is in the center, it can be quite busy.

After 30 years, its amazing that they were still there. We had our wedding reception here that…read morelong ago, so my sister-in-law surprised us with an Anniversay Dinner. Food was very good. Had the traditional Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding. Very nice. They didn't have Guinness, instead they had Corvus. Had a few of those. Close. Nice Pub atmosphere. Looks almost like it did 30 years ago (from what I remember). We compared it to pictures and they had moved a few things. Overall, very nice experience. They also have an Inn - although I didn't stay this time.

Great Pub with accommodation. Staff are really friendly,…read morefood is good, and rooms are great. Good value, and would recommend to anyone thinking of visiting the area.

On Thursday we had a fantastic evening at this super old pub. The atmosphere was amazing. There was…read morelive folk music,the staff made us feel at home, the garden was crowded and the food was great.real pub grub. People were playing Boules in the huge garden. I've lived in Cheltenham for many years and have not discovered this pub until now..I'll certainly be back. It was a real treat to see beer being served straight from the barrel .I've not seen that before. It tasted great too!!!

Our 1.30 lunch lliant! Brilliant! Lovely light airy atmosphere. Wonderful service from Lacy. Our…read morestarters of the cobb wedge and the tuna were cleverly presented. We split the El Cap pizza. Having seen the oven, couldn't resist. Maybe one of the finest pizzas we've ever had. And we're Americans. I had the Lawless Lager. Very nice. We started the lunch with the pork cracklings. So original. And great dessert OMG. Deep fried chocolate croissant in custard. Finished with a noisette coffer made to order. Thank you!

We returned after 18 years, with our now grown children, to be even more delighted than the first…read moretime we ate here. The food is amazing and the service is as well. Today, the Sunday roast was perfect and filling, the Fish and chips were crisp and tasty, as were the vegetarian options. The dessert (sticky toffee pudding) was just as delectable as we remembered. Excellent choices for beer on tap too! It was fun watching all of the families coming in with children and/or family dogs. Lovely afternoon in a beautiful village sharing a memorable family meal. Thank you!

Not expecting a Michelin worthy meal here in this little pub. But that's what we got! Ordered…read moreSkate Wing, cauliflower steak and Caesar salad. All came as a work of art, but more importantly, DELICIOUS. Wait staff was attentive and friendly. Atmosphere was warm and inviting. Urge anyone in the Cotswolds to make a special trip for lunch or dinner.

Delightful. Had dinner with wife and 8 friends while hiking through the Cotswolds. Outdoor dining…read moreis available when weather permits, but glad to be inside when it was time for dinner. Lots of good food and of course, the beer and wine was plentiful. We had a great time and didn't get thrown out, so we weren't too rowdy. Being from the states, we thoroughly enjoyed the English pub atmosphere. Food was good, service was awesome...we definitely would go again.