The Plough At Kelmscott

Beware overcharged, check what the menu prices says to what they charge you. Overcharged for a bowl of chips... £5 even though menu says its £4 and you get a small.childrens dish of chips what an absolute joke.

Lovely pub. Great rooms. Warm welcome by hosts at breakfast. Amazing breakfast and good Sunday lunch. Pub is close to the river Thames for walks. Only downside is there was no food on a Sunday evening and the pub closed at 6pm however we were made aware of this in advance.

Visited this pub for a couple of nights in February, the food was fresh and home cooked, serving staff very friendly and attentive and the rooms recently refurbished and to a very nice standard! A really great find, and looking forward to trying their beer garden in the summer Speisekarte ansehen

We walked the first part of the Thames path and stayed at The Plough inn. It is a lovely old inn, full of character and has very comfortable rooms. The best breakfasts we have ever had and delicious dinner too. Dennis and Vincent and their team are lovely and the chef is amazing. Nothing is too much trouble. Of course Kelmscott Manor is well worth a visit and was a short walk down the lane

Absolutely lovely experience for my wife and I , this afternoon . We walked from Lechlade to Kelmscott Stopped at the Plough Inn , good decision by us Lovely lady sorted us out , excellent service , we had Brie and chutney sandwiches . Lovely A nice glass of wine for my wife and a nice pint of IPA for me . Good village pub , lovely too see so many English people having a nice timeBig Thankyou to all at the PoughbInn

Great base for walking a few miles of the Thames Path even if it was flooded at the time (the river that is, not the pub) and spending a day in Oxford. Although nearby Kelmscott Manor is closed in February, we will be back for a visit. The Plough Inn is a beautiful 17th century pub with excellent food and with comfortable, recently modernised bedrooms and en suite bathrooms. As a veteran of many UK B&Bs this is undoubtedly one of the best. Speisekarte ansehen

We stayed here last night for my birthday weekend and thought The Plough and its staff were fantastic. We were warmly welcomed by the staff and shown to a beautiful William Morris themed room. Everything was spotlessly clean and very comfortable. We had a meal in the evening which was superb, and were looked after by a lovely S. African gentleman. This morning's breakfast was again superb with lovely fresh ingredients and the young lady who served us was lovely. Hope to be back!

The location and style of this country inn are wonderful. The service was also good. However, the food was very mediocre and disappointing. We both had Sunday Roasts and the ingredients were fine, but it was clear that everything had been prepared well before service as all the vegetables were greasy, overcooked and dried out. I suspect that they had been plated for at least an hour and then left on a hot plate. Such a shame! Also, why do pubs insist on serving Yorkshire Puddings with every type of meat? To my mind, it should only accompany beef and not be so large that the rest of the food is completely hidden.

We visited The Plough on two consecutive nights on the basis of reviews and because we could walk from where we were staying in Kelmscott. Neither experience was great. First night we both made the mistake of having the Double Gloucester cheese soufflé. Let 's just say this was not what we expected a cheese soufflé to be. It was more like a steamed pudding in a bowl of cheese sauce with grilled cheese on top! Neither of us could finish it and it gave my wife such bad indigestion that she couldn 't eat any of her rather greasy chicken escalope main course. Avoid at all costs. The second night we both opted for the steak frites. This was passable but the meat had obviously been standing for a... Speisekarte ansehen