The Fuzzy Duck

Lovely pub in a lovely location. Amazing food, the sirloin steak was absolutely delicious, and I’m a fussy steak eater. Everything on the plate was cooked perfectly. Loved the mushroom and tomato with all the seasonings. Dog friendly too, which was a bonus. Love this place. Will definitely be back.

We only dined here, so cannot comment on the rooms. (But, judging by the standard of the bar and restaurant, we assume the rooms will be top notch too). Lovely food, beautifully presented. Excellent service. My husband liked the selection of beers. The menu and wine list have something for all tastes. We definitely recommend you come here if you are in the area

We had the most beautiful meal here last night. There is one vegetarian option for the mains and an additional full vegan menu if required. We both had the vegetarian option and it was to die for! Everything was fresh and full of flavour. The truffle mushroom sourdough for starters was incredible! I haven't tasted something so well made in such a long time The servers were attentive and catered to all of our needs. Their special cocktails from the bar were gorgeous too and quite imaginative! We were shocked to see the bill so low at the end too! We expected it to be much more. Thankyou, Fuzzy Duck! We'll be coming again

Stayed for just one night, wish could have stayed longer!!! Absolutely beautiful pub/restaurant and rooms. Decor is to die for - nothing was too much trouble and the breakfast was delicious - will definitely be back xx

Lovely venue and surroundings. No concerns with service. One of the starters which was priced more expensive than some mains at £16 was a crab cake which sounded lovely. It arrived beautifully presented but lacking in size. Also lacking was the taste of crab sadly it was a mini doughnut sized fried potato. That said my husband had the fish dish which he couldn't fault.

Pub/restaurant - Pork tenderloin cooked to perfection, but dish needs liquid in some form - in my opinion. Lovely venue. Service OK. Very expensive.

This is by far the best Sunday Lunch we've had in so long. We been trying for so long to find a restaurant that serves a good Sunday lunch just how we like it, and we've finally found it. Each course was just fantastic, aswell as the service, and atmosphere. We will definitely be back.

One of my favourite pubs, we had our wedding reception there! Food v good! Service with a smile too. Highly recommended for Sunday lunch

Best roast dinner in the cotswolds. Loved finding this cosy pub on our visit to the cotswold. the drinks, food and team were outstanding

A real gem! The food is phenomenal, rooms are excellent and the service is absolutely spot on! I would highly recommend this place.

Food was absolutely fabulous. Desserts were spectacular. Highly recommend this restaurant!!

The Fuzzy Duck! Doesn't the name alone give you warm-and-fuzzies? The silhouette of a mama duck and several wee ducklings are displayed in several spots at The Fuzzy Duck. And, although just opened in 2013, there's a feeling of roundedness, of permanence and history here. The balance of modern-with-tradition is a tough one to strike, so it was nice to see this so well-mastered at The Fuzzy Duck. Double perk: it's a way to take in Stratford-Upon-Avon without having to stay too long in the tourist hubbub. Escape to the land of gravel driveways and local ales and (in the chilly months) mulled wine, my friends! I would absolutely come to The Fuzzy Duck again, with its Hunter boots on offer for stay-over guests (even a teeny weeny pair for mud-loving toddlers) and thick-knit wooly blankets. The dining room is done in "Farmhouse chic" with neutrals, but also some punchy edgy touches - see: Madonna (the cone-bra-one, not the religious one) captured in art in the women's bathroom. The bar area has some big chairs, a fireplace, and a bar on tap from the local 'shire. I can strongly recommend the coffee (it's Monmouth from London, which brews especially nicely into an americano). "Best of beef" was a delicious entree including some perfectly cooked sweet breads. The burger was bizarre; mayonnaise-y and with a raisin-studded apple compote on the bottom. It suited me just fine, but if I wasn't one to love the combination of fruity toppings with protein the lack of forewarning about burger toppings would have been an (unpleasant) surprise. Pork belly was perfectly - and deliciously - cooked, and sitting aside it a crispy fried ball of black pudding. Desserts include the option of made-to-order financiers; I didn't opt for one, but it's top of my list when I return. Yelp note: leave some time to enjoy this pub leisurely, and be sure to make time for a walk 'round the charming Armscote afterwards.

A very beautiful, quintessially English boutique Inn! If you ever get the chance to visit this quiet little gem of a place in the Cotswolds for either dining or staying - you won't regret it. The current owners have recently taken over and renovated and it feels like a 5 star luxury hotel in the quaint English countryside. I travel a lot for both business and pleasure and I am lucky enough to stay in the most luxrious hotels around the world and I have to say, this little place is right up there with the best of them for dining, accomodations and attention to small details. I even received a late night "hamper" full of breakfast goodies when they knew I would be up early to catch a train. The food was absolutely delicious and they even have Hunter boots and cozy woolen wraps at your disposal in case you feel like taking a walk around the Hamlet. My room was beautifully made up with all the latest amenities, as well. I loved everything about it!