The Blue Boar

The Blue Boar is a Grade II listed building that preserves much of its original character while serving as a modern hub for the local community. Inside, the space is divided into several atmospheric areas, featuring traditional flagstone flooring, exposed oak beams, and open fireplaces that make it a particularly inviting retreat during the winter months. The building has undergone careful restoration over the years to ensure its historic features—including a 1683 datestone—remain a central part of the experience.

The pub’s layout cleverly incorporates the town’s heritage, with the dining room situated in what were once the original stables and barns. This area features high vaulted ceilings and rustic stonework, providing a unique setting for enjoying a menu focused on seasonal British produce and local game.

For those visiting in the warmer months, the pub offers a sheltered courtyard at the rear, providing a quiet outdoor space away from the bustle of the High Street. Whether you are stopping in for a pint of local real ale by the log burner or a full Sunday roast in the barn, The Blue Boar remains one of the most authentic examples of a historic Cotswold inn.