The Brewers Arms

This is the kind of place where locals have been coming for years to have a pint after a walk or settle down for a meal without any pretension. The kitchen does straightforward pub food, often sourcing from local suppliers, and there's a solid range of drinks available. What makes it worth a visit is the unhurried atmosphere—regulars are usually happy to chat and point you toward worthwhile spots in the surrounding area if you're curious about the village and its surroundings. The pub's individual history isn't extensively documented, but its enduring presence in Liddington says something about the village's continuity over time. It's a sensible spot to base yourself for countryside walks through the landscape around here, giving you a chance to explore this quieter corner of the Cotswolds at your own pace.