The Lord Kitchener in West Oxfordshire

Warm and Friendly staff, nice clean looking pub. Lovely looking and tasty roast dinner, (could do with a couple more roast potatoes though). Lovely large Yorkshire pudding . Tasty homemade apple crumble and custard . Would definitely come back when passing again

Really nice country pub. Good food and pleasant staff. Knocked off one ⭐ because they only had one real ale on tap.

Visited this pub for a pint whilst staying at nearby Cotswold Manor Farm on a family weekend away. Only one beer on tap and it was undrinkable. Landlord said they don't sell much real ale and maybe it had gone off in the pipes.He did exchange it for a Guinness without fuss though.Our group was about 25 so it overwhelmed them, recommend booking before turning up. We only went for sat pm beer so no idea if food is good.

Amazing vegan spot, the service was great and the food was enjoyable. I had the Buffalo 'chicken' burger. I will be definitely going to stop by again!

Booked in for Sunday Lunch for me and my family and we weren't disappointed. Everything was amazing. We arrived a little before our scheduled time but was swiftly shown to our tables after a temperature check. Drinks ordered and after a brief look at the menu ordered our mains. After a short time all meals came out, everything was amazing great tasting food and a great family meal was had by all. What ever the curried veg on the plate was it was amazing and added a completely different dynamic to a Sunday roast. Thanks to all the staff we will be back again soon.

Went there with my fiancee for lunch and met other family member. Recieved a warm welcome fŕom the staff was seated promptly. Our meals was home-made all freshly cooked. The food was amazing definitely recommended a place to eat. We were greeted by Emma a nice young lady

Take away food was delicious, great service and good size portions

After a 5 miles hiking nothing better than a Sunday Roast. In this stranges time the place are doing take way. Was very taste. The old man was very polite but the old woman was very unpleasant.

I'm delighted to say that the last owner and kitchen staff have gone. The food is now fresh and cooked (and presented) very well.Went for Tuesday lunch, they have a set menu for £10 (two courses).Also al a carte if you want to try the wider board of fare.We had the gammon (although I'm not a Brexiteer) and the fish and chips.Both were of an unusually high quality for a lunchtime, set menu.They hold a Wednesday night Burger Evening which we will be sampling very soon. The new landlord asserted that his burgers are pretty special and as good as In 'n Out, I'll report back when I've confirmed this.Interesting and varied wine list, served in 'a proper wine glass'...Good selection of draft beers and other inebriants.Sticky toffee pudding was obscenely good. Salty, sweet, moist and utterly moreish.Support your local publican.Oh, they do all the C19 stuff too, in case you're worried.

Had a Birthday Celebration dinner for my daughter. Five people in the party. Four people went for a steak, as it was 30% off in Tuesday/Wednesday nights. The idea of small portions of dessert is an excellent idea, that works well. Very competitively priced, just the right amount after the lovely starter's and main course. Only thing I would comment on is two people ordered sirloin steaks, but they were all gone. Which at 7pm on a Tuesday 'steak night', is a bit short sighted. However, the alternative of rump was cooked to perfection.