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Jeremy Clarkson's Farmer's Dog Pub: A Review of a Sensation

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Jeremy Clarkson's latest venture, The Farmer's Dog pub, has created a sensation in Oxfordshire, attracting hundreds, if not thousands, of visitors. The pub, situated near Diddly Squat Farm, which is featured in Clarkson's popular Amazon Prime show, offers a unique experience, showcasing local farms and their produce. Steffan Rhys, a visitor to the pub, shares his review, providing insights into the pub's atmosphere, food, and visitor experience.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Farmer's Dog pub is situated near Diddly Squat Farm, which is featured in Jeremy Clarkson's Amazon Prime show.
  • The pub attracts a large crowd, with hundreds, if not thousands, of visitors attending.
  • The pub offers a unique experience, showcasing local farms and their produce.
  • The Sunday roast at The Farmer's Dog is generous, flavoursome, and largely impeccable, with a choice of two-meat options (£26) or a vegetarian choice (£24).
  • The pub has a large car park, but there may be a wait, depending on the time of visit.
  • The staff is extensive, with a "lot" of members of staff available to assist visitors.
  • The pub has a unique atmosphere, with a pianist playing at a grand piano and a tractor suspended from the ceiling.
  • The pub's menu includes a variety of local produce, including cold-smoked Bibury trout (£11.50) and honey from Diddly Squat Farm (£12 per jar).
  • The pub's gift shop offers branded content, including ciders, beers, and stouts from Jeremy Clarkson's Hawkstone range.

Statistics:

  • The pub attracts hundreds, if not thousands, of visitors.
  • The Sunday menu at The Farmer's Dog costs between £20 and £30 per main course.
  • The cold-smoked Bibury trout costs £11.50.
  • The honey from Diddly Squat Farm costs £12 per jar.
  • The pub's car park is large, but there may be a wait, depending on the time of visit.
  • The staff is extensive, with a "lot" of members of staff available to assist visitors.

Sources:

  • Steffan Rhys, "I ate at Jeremy Clarkson's Farmer's Dog pub -- two words sum up the experience," (no date provided)
  • The Telegraph, "Jeremy Clarkson's farm-themed pub is a surprise hit," (no date provided)
  • PA, "Jeremy Clarkson's Farmer's Dog pub in Oxfordshire attracts hundreds of visitors," (no date provided)

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