Places to Eat
A selection of places to eat, close to Knightcote, Southam in Warwickshire
The Falcon, Warmington
Our favourite restaurant and great for familes
Call 01295 692120
The cottages are happy to boast that although we don’t have a pub in the village we do have many great pubs and fantastic first class restaurants locally, a couple within walking distance.
Mallory Court, Bishops Tachbrook
Award winning food in elegant dining room or brasserie
Call 01295 334214
The Merrie Lion, Fenny Compton
Traditional Free House English pub with great food
Call 01295 771134
The Malt Shovel Inn, Gaydon
Traditional pub with great food - especially the puds!
Call 01926 641221
The Bell Inn Ladbroke Country Pub and Dining
Great little pub serving excellent food.
Call 01926 811224
The Butchers Arms, Bishops Itchington
Warm and welcoming traditional pub with great food
Call 01926 614161
The Countess of Evesham
Dining restaurant cruise down the river Avon
Call 07836 769 499
The Wharf Inn, Fenny Compton
Traditional canal side pub on the banks of the Oxford Canal
Call 01295 770332
The Castle at Edgehill
Award winning pub with great views across the valley
Call 01295 670295
The Kitchen, Farnborough
C1700 pub serving 21 Century British Food
Call 01295 690615
Hilltop Farm Café and Farm Shop
Homecooked food from locally sourced ingredients
Call 01926 632978
The National Herb Centre and Bistro, Warmington Hill
Homecooked food - many ingredients grown in their garden
Call 01295 690033
China Hall, Southam
Chinese food for Takeaway or delivery to your cottage
Call 01296 812296
Shukurs Brasserie, Kineton, restaurant and take away.
Authentic Bangladeshi and Indian cuisine, will deliver.
Call 01926 662171
The Bishops Fryer Fish & Chips, Southam
Takeaway Fish & Chips with Off License, will deliver
Call 01926 614093
Lighthorne Pavilion Cafe
Great little café open all year set on the Cricket Ground
Call 07768195882
Hatton Locks Cafe
Really great café on the top of the 'Stairway to Heaven' Warwick locks
Call 01926 409432
Burton Dassett hills is a two mile walk from the cottages and the beacon can be viewed from the farm. A lovely place to visit.
m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=122163034370269902&id=61558097080307Burton Dassett Beacon and Old Windmill, Warwickshire.
The mill was built in 1664 and blown down in a storm in 1946. The beacon was likely built by Lord of the Manor Sir Edward Belknap in the late 15th century as a tower mill and later used as defensive lookout tower in the English Civil War.
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