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The Opening of Jeremy Clarkson’s Farmer’s Dog Pub Near Burford: A New Landmark for Food and Fans

Posted: Fri, 6th Sep 2024

Photo credit: The Farmer’s dog (Instagram

Jeremy Clarkson, the famed television presenter, journalist, and farmer, has added yet another venture to his repertoire: a pub. Nestled near the charming Cotswold town of Burford, Clarkson’s newly opened establishment, aptly named the “Farmer’s Dog,” promises to be more than just a place to grab a pint. This pub is set to become a new landmark for food enthusiasts, Clarkson fans, and anyone curious about the man who turned a small farm into a global phenomenon.

A Pub Born from Passion

The opening of the Farmer’s Dog is a natural extension of Clarkson’s journey into agriculture, chronicled on the popular Amazon Prime series “Clarkson’s Farm.” After taking on the challenge of running his own farm, Diddly Squat, in 2019, Clarkson discovered a new passion for farming and the countryside. This new pub is yet another manifestation of his enthusiasm for rural life.

Located just a few miles from Diddly Squat Farm, the Farmer’s Dog is housed in a picturesque stone building typical of the Cotswolds, with its honey-coloured façade and cosy, welcoming atmosphere. Inside, the pub retains its traditional charm with wooden beams, open fireplaces, and comfortable seating, while also incorporating a few modern touches that reflect Clarkson’s distinctive personality.

Focus on Local Flavours

Clarkson has always been outspoken about his love for good, hearty food, and this is evident in the Farmer’s Dog menu. The pub emphasises locally sourced ingredients produced by British farmers, many of which come directly from Diddly Squat Farm itself. Expect dishes that showcase the best of British produce, such as Cotswold-reared beef, seasonal vegetables, and artisan cheeses from nearby dairies.

One of the most anticipated offerings is the “Diddly Squat Burger,” made with grass-fed beef from Clarkson’s own cattle. It is served alongside other pub classics, like fish and chips with a twist — made with fish caught from local rivers, and hand-cut chips fried to perfection. The Farmer’s Dog also offers vegetarian and vegan options, ensuring that there is something for everyone.

Clarkson’s love for a good ale is well-known, and the pub’s bar reflects serving a  selection of his own Hawkstone beers, ales, and ciders. There’s also an impressive list of wines and spirits, sourced from UK producers.

A New Destination in the Cotswolds

The Farmer’s Dog is more than just a pub — it is poised to become a new destination for tourists and locals alike. Located in the heart of the Cotswolds, near the stunning town of Burford, it offers a perfect pit stop for those exploring the scenic countryside. Whether you’re a fan of Clarkson’s work, a lover of good food and drink, or simply looking for a new place to relax, the Farmer’s Dog provides a warm, welcoming environment that celebrates the best of British rural life.

Clarkson’s new pub is not just a business venture; it is a celebration of his journey from TV presenter to farmer. With its emphasis on local produce, hearty food, and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere, the Farmer’s Dog is set to become a beloved local landmark. Whether you’re a fan of Clarkson, a foodie, or just passing through, a visit to the Farmer’s Dog promises a memorable experience that combines the charm of the Cotswolds with the unmistakable personality of one of Britain’s most outspoken celebrities.

So, next time you’re in the area, why not drop by the Farmer’s Dog, enjoy a pint, and see what all the fuss is about? It might just become your new favourite pub.

Holiday Cottages Nearby


Spinner’s Cottage

Spinners Cottage, in the heart of Burford, sleeps up to 6 guests. Featuring cosy interiors, a wood-burning stove, and a private garden. It’s a perfect for a countryside stay with local charm.


Church Cottage

Church Cottage is a charming retreat nestled in the heart of Burford and it sleeps up to 6 guests. Surrounded by scenic views and located near local attractions, it’s an ideal base for exploring the picturesque villages and rolling landscapes of the Cotswolds.


Farthingdales

Farthingdales, a 400-year-old cottage in Burford, and sleeps up to 4 guests. This charming retreat offers a perfect blend of history and comfort for your Cotswolds getaway.


The Silo

Experience a unique stay at The Silo, a converted grain silo that sleeps up to 6 guests. It’s perfect for a countryside escape with a modern twist.


Old Manse

Old Manse sleeps up to 8 guests and welcomes up to 2 dogs, making it a perfect spot for a countryside escape. It’s ideal for dog lovers looking to explore the Cotswolds with their furry friends.

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