The Vines, Black Bourton

Histoire

Built as a pub in the 1940s. The Vines took over from the old Village Inn which was then too small for the American troops brought in to the area during the war.

The handsome stone facade might be very traditional but the inside offers a unique and unusual experience with stunning murals and reliefs created in 2000 by John Clegg of BBC Real Rooms. Hence, the new Vines was born.

The Vines is now a renowned restaurant and has 18 rooms which were built in 2006.

Restauration et Boissons

The Vines' Restaurant and Bar were famously designed and decorated by John Clegg of the BBC Real Rooms Team and is stunning and quite different to what you might expect from the beautiful Cotswold stone and vines exterior. Here you can enjoy lunch or dinner from our A La Carte or Special Daily Menus created from fresh local produce. The cellar offers a choice of over 36 Old and New World wines.

The spacious and comfortably furnished lounge area of The Vines with its leather sofas is an ideal place to relax with a drink or light snack whilst you enjoy a game of chess or just chat, particularly by a cosy log fire on a cold evening. On lovely summer days, the patio area is ideal for alfresco dining or a challenging game of Aunt Sally.

All dishes are freshly prepared and most cooked from locally sourced ingredients. The menu varies with the seasons and we welcome those who desire a lunch time lite bite or those choosing a la carte.

Espaces verts et alentours

You can enjoy the peace and quiet or play a game of the famous Aunt Sally game on our spacious patio.

There is plenty of space at the Vines, with a field backing onto countryside and mature trees and gardens throughout.

Plus d'informations

The Vines boasts a very large garden area and also secure parking on site.

There are numerous walks and country pursuits within minutes.