A popular, stone-walled village pub
Entry is off the quiet village road via the large pub car park. Quoin Cottage, a holiday let belonging to the pub, is adjacent and down the path behind. The pub dates to the 18th-century and is fashioned of Cotswold stone with oak beamed ceilings.
Inside as you enter, you find yourself in the bar – a warm inviting place with a wood burner for comfort in the cooler months. Moving past the bar you find yourself in the other half of the pub with three linked dining areas, the centre-most sporting a wonderful open fire. All the furnishing and decor is to a high standard.
Much improved recent in recent years, the garden is inviting and flooded with light and sprinkled with table/bench combos with some interesting creative furniture fashioned from large wooden cable drums. Dogs are catered for with a firkin of water placed on a low wall over a dog bowl. The truly rural location is hinted at by a rail, mounted between two posts, marked as horse parking.
Popular with walkers.
Opening and food times correct as of 22/10/25
Historic Interest
History tells of the Butchers Arms being a Graziers and slaughterhouse back in the 18th century.
This Pub serves 2 changing beers and 1 regular beer.
Changing beers typically include: Stroud - Budding , Uley - Uley Pale , Wye Valley - Butty Bach
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