The Hare - (Near Oxfordshire, london)

Pete Hickey A Wonderful lunch at The Boxing Hare – We’ll Be Back! Tucked away in the idyllic Cotswolds just outside Chipping Norton, The Boxing Hare is the kind of gem that feels like a warm hug from an old friend. From the moment we stepped through the door of this charming stone-built inn, we knew we’d stumbled upon something special. The rustic beams, cozy ambiance, and that inviting garden peeking through the windows set the perfect scene for a family meal out The steaks are some of the best we have had in a long long time

Graddy 61 Really nice cafe. Good menu of meals and snacks including gluten free options. Lovely coffee and cake, and cream tea. Friendly staff and cosy atmosphere.

H L Ordered The Old Shed Breakfast, it comes with two slices of bacon, two sausages, grilled tomato and mushroom, a small cup of beans, two sunny side up fried eggs, a small hash brown, and four slices of toast (you get a choice of brown or white). To top it off, they make a great flat white.

Aaron Mansilla Went for Sunday roast with my partner and we were really impressed. The food was absolutely delicious, but what made the experience even better was the service. Dany was incredibly attentive, friendly and genuinely welcoming — he made us feel at home from the moment we arrived. Thanks to the warm atmosphere, great service and excellent food, we would happily come back. Highly recommended!!! Grazie mille

Joshua Ashton Really lovely country pub with rooms. Makes for a very nice night stay. The pub has a great rural feel, and the food was excellent quality. The staff were also superb, attentive and friendly but not fussy. We felt really welcome from start to finish. Room was comfortable, cosy and clean. We highly recommend if you are looking for a quiet cotswolds night or two away in an idyllic setting.

Harry Ring Have eaten here a few times now and always really enjoyed it. The food has always been perfect and staff are lovely. Its usually quite busy - I guess its popular with people staying at the Heythrop hotel as its the closest pub - but its never heaving. Id say you still need to book, but thats the norm for pubs round here now .