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Thought my list of restaurants which I've either eaten in or have been recommended by friends, might be of use....

Cherington Arms, Cherington Warwickshire
Fox and Hounds Great Wolford Warwickshire
Howard Arms Ilmington, Warwickshire
Simpson’s Kenilworth
Café Saffron Knowle (Indian) nr Birmingham
The Boot Lapworth, Warwickshire
Crabmill, Preston Bagot, Warwickshire
King’s Head, Aston Cantlow, Warwickshire
One Elm Stratford-upon- Avon
Aladdin’s, Tiddington nr Stratford
Durham Ox, Shrewley, Warwickshire
Rose and Crown, warwick town

Orange Tree Chadwick End (Italian)
The Bell, Sapperton, Gloucestershire
Eagle and Child, Stow on the Wold
White Horse, Botley Rd Oxford
White Hart, Winchcombe, Oxfordshire
Old Passage Inn, Passage, Rd. Arlingham Glos.
The Plough, Ford, Temple Guiting, Cheltenham
The Reindeer, 47 Parsons St Banbury
Moon and Sixpence, Hanwell Nr Banbury
Falkland Arms, Great Tew, Oxfordshire
White Hart, Winchcombe. Glos.
01242 602369
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Cheltenham The Daffodil, 18-20 Suffolk Parade

wrrllw

I can vouch for the Howard Arms, Ilmington - good pub, good food.

wartog

For a really useful guide to where to eat out in Warwickshire, try the Warwickshire Tourist Guide at www.warwickshiretouristguide.com

They list the restaurants and eating out places by town or by cuisine, al fresco dining, waterside pubs and restaurants, country inns, cafes and tea rooms.

ElendilPickle

I'll add:

The Eagle and Child, Oxford
The Waterman, Hatton, Warwickshire
The Bell Inn, Selsley, Cotswolds

Lee Ann

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halfapair

I can also vouch for the Howard Arms Ilmington, Warwickshire.

Stow-on-the-Wold: I think we ate at the Queen's Head pub located right in the town square. I had the best chicken pot pie there.

thelist

I am staying at the Howard Arms for 2 nights after my cruise on the QE2 Sept. 23 and 24 and touring around the Cotswolds. I'll let you know - but good friends in that area highly recommended it.