The New Inn

It functions genuinely as the community's focal point, which becomes clear the moment you walk in. The kitchen takes British classics seriously, preparing dishes with enough care that they feel considerably more substantial than typical pub fare. You'll find a strong selection of local ales alongside other drinks. The interior has genuine character—worn wood, old beams, and weathered details that come from real, sustained use rather than deliberate design. In winter, a fire provides warmth and atmosphere. Summer lets you sit outside with a drink and watch the activity along Broadway's street. It works well whether you're stopping for lunch between visits to the independent shops and galleries throughout the village, or simply need a comfortable place to rest. The location also serves as a practical base for exploring further into the Cotswolds, with Chipping Campden and Stow-on-the-Wold both easily reached from here.