Falkland Arms

Truly wonderful! First went to the Falkland Arms about 30 years ago, then went about 20 years ago and went back yesterday. It has barely changed, which is great. It is a truly wonderful, authentic place. The service and food was fantastic, with great traditional/local beers. It feels like a wonderful step back in time when you wonder in and the location in Great Tew is quintessential England at its best. Thoroughly recommend it. (FYI. This was just a trip for lunch, but the Google review needed me to rate rooms too which I haven't seen/can't comment on).

First of all, this is probably my favourite pub that I have ever visited! It is idyllic. A 16th century thatched building with all the features that you would expect. ||The room had real character, oak ceiling beams and wonky walls! A very comfortable bed; the pillows were plump and the towels were fluffy, which are two things so often missing in pub accommodation.||The meal I had in the evening was excellent, for those who like ale the Wadsworth and guest bitters were kept crystal clear. I was travelling on business and had an early start so missed the cooked breakfast, but I was given delicious warm croissant. ||I will certainly use this accommodation again in the future, for both business and a leisure visit to the Cotswolds. I would recommend it, particularly for visitors from overseas who may wish to experience something quintessentially English.

Called in for a drink as highly recommended by friends who had stayed. We didn't get the name of the gentleman that served us, very friendly and attentive. The Rosie Pig cider went down a treat, with the other half enjoying the Guinness. The Sunday lunches going out looked and smelled amazing. Great value

The best Sunday roast! Great atmosphere and the staff are friendly. Our meal was top notch for value, portions and quality all round. We’re making it a weekly dining out.

Had a lovely lunch here sat out the front of the pub on a lovely sunny day. Brilliant, large menu which is very reasonably priced. Recommend the quiche and steak & frites! Good options for drinks, and they had rhubarb cider which is very rare to find. Everyone was happy and would definitely recommend when next in the area.

Wonderful. ||Upon arrival I was greeted with a warm welcome and directed to my room. ||The place is beautiful and full of character and charm. ||Dinner was amazing the food is fresh well presented and delicious. ||Breakfast was the same with lots of choice. |The room has everything you need, so comfortable and clean. USB charger on the plug. Kettle teas coffee and chocolate along with bottled water. ||Bathroom is quirky with lovely little touches even on the toilet roll. ||Parking not an issue in such a wonderful area. ||Highly recommended, excellent staff and would almost certainly stay again. Hopefully very soon.

Gorgeous location, the pub is set in a quiet corner or the road and is the perfect little spot for a drink and a bite to eat. It’s quite small but they have a pub garden and outdoor seating at the front which serves food so we were happy to have our meal outside. The staff are friendly and very helpful x

Just had two beers and ham/eggs/chips. Beer a great price. Not too sure about the food price - felt I was back home in London. Service from the young male bar tender is exceptional.

Excellent food with a great location and service. Great Caesar salad and choice of desserts! Lots of available parking.

Very good meal in a very rural setting. Parking nearby was easy and service was good. Very much off the beaten track but recommended.

Not the most touristy of spots as it is in a village about half an hour drive from Oxford. If you have a rental car, it is a beautiful scenic drive out of the hustle of the city. The patio vibes on a Sunday night were great and the menu bountiful. We started with foccacia with pesto and olive oil (8/10) and ordered a halloumi burger and meatless roast dinner. My friend's roast was divine however the burger missed the mark. The pesto was way too salty and the cheese just too much. Could have done with more veggies and less halloumi. Overall the atmosphere and prices were on point but the food left a bit to be desired.

This is the ultimate old school country pub !! First and for all its in the most idyllic little village, in the Oxfordshire coutry side. so Just the village itself will charm you and then the pub... i don't want to rave to much.... but I cannot do this pub justice with my limited writing skills !!! It is situated at the conner of the village common and cannot be missed. The building itself like the rest of the village has a high slopping thatched roof and has an exterior similar to a country cottage but with an outdoor seating area. The pub inside has a low ceiling full of little signs from different breweries, there must be hundreds of them. The beer they carry is usually from a small country brewery which makes the the drink all the more adventurous and after speaking to the staff, I found out a lot of thought and research goes behind all the drinks they serve. Since I am not a beer drinker I had a lovely country wine... very young and light on my uneducated pallet ! And in all the quirky cuteness... there is an array of pretty little boxes at the bar for sale....they sell snuff as well !!!! when i discovered this i felt i was in a Jane Austen novel !!!I They do serve food and have a separate cute little dinning area... which serves... wholesome pub fare ! It has limited accommodation upstairs... but I was not able to see it because it was fully occupied last time I was there ! I would strongly recommend it for a day trip from London !