The Ebrington Arms occupies a building dating from the 1640s, on the edge of the small village of Ebrington, a short drive from Chipping Campden. Originally thought to have been a large dwelling or farmhouse, it has spent most of its long life as a public house, and today ranks among the most decorated pubs in the north Cotswolds — CAMRA North Cotswold Pub of the Year or runner-up for seven consecutive years, with two AA Rosettes and a Bib Gourmand held for the kitchen for the same span.
At a Glance
| Location | Ebrington, near Chipping Campden |
| Type | 17th-century village pub with its own brewery |
| Known for | The Yubberton Brewing Co. ales, two AA Rosettes, a Bib Gourmand and repeated CAMRA honours |
| Nearest towns | Chipping Campden |
A Brewery of Its Own
In 2014 the owners launched their own craft beer range, the Yubberton Brewing Co., producing three ales brewed on site in the Cotswolds and served alongside a carefully chosen selection of other beers at the bar — a genuinely rare thing for a village pub of this size, and a large part of what has kept the Ebrington Arms at the top of CAMRA’s regional rankings for so long.
Award-Winning, Homemade Food
The kitchen has held two AA Rosettes and a Bib Gourmand for seven years running, and a place on the UK’s Top 50 Gastropubs list, built on genuinely homemade cooking rather than a formulaic gastropub menu. It is the kind of pub that rewards a detour — a proper village local that happens to cook and brew to a standard well above its size.
Planning Your Visit
The Ebrington Arms is in the village of Ebrington, a few minutes’ drive from Chipping Campden.
It pairs naturally with our guide to Chipping Campden.
Where to Stay Nearby
Ebrington’s position close to Chipping Campden puts it within easy reach of several of our north Cotswolds properties. For a fuller sense of what is available nearby, our full portfolio of Cotswold properties can be filtered by location.
However you choose to base yourselves, our concierge team can arrange a table at the Ebrington Arms as part of a day exploring Chipping Campden.
In Short
The Ebrington Arms proves what a small village pub can achieve when it takes both its beer and its kitchen seriously — seven years of CAMRA recognition and two AA Rosettes are not accidents.
