The Cock Inn - Carta

The best toastie I have ever eaten followed by delicious sticky toffee pudding . A wonderful find when walking in the beautiful Oxfordshire country side

A group of 11 of us booked a table inside but sat outside as weather gorgeous. Small menu, we had scampi, chicken and leek pie and lentil curry which were all excellent. Friendly landlords. Not at all busy on a bank holiday. We did a circular walk into Blenheim grounds from the pub. Would definitely recommend!

After a lovely walk round Blenheim Palace Grounds, The **** Inn provided the perfect place for a drink and lunch with our friends. Simple but delicious fayre, (very tasty toasties and sweet potato chips in my case), the setting outside overlooking the village green I. This charming village, was just perfect. Highly recommend. Ver carta

A group of us had a lovely lunch following a walk in the area with Vale and West Oxfordshire Ramblers. Having advised The **** of our plans the landlord met us before our walk with memus to get an idea of what we would like. Table was ready on arrival at this great tradional country pub. Beer was very well kept too. Will definately look to get here asap.

Halfway round our 9 mile walk from New Yatt, we arrived at exactly midday only to find the doors shut! Not many minutes later however, we were enjoying very tasty toasties, served with salad and crisps, and delicious sweet potato chips, washed down with some fine beverages, all with a wonderful view across the green. Really set us up for a very wet return leg to New Yatt!

Myself and my husband arrived at The **** hungry and thirsty two thirds of our way through our bike ride. We were late for lunch but the chef made us a couple of very hearty honest sandwiches which totally hit the spot. The **** is a wonderful authentic pub family run without pretention. Coombe is a pretty village and the pub looks across the green. Visit before it 's ' discovered '. Julia Ver carta

A really lovely traditional pub, with a (probably) insane family running it. Never seen such an ability to be in such chaos and yet deliver the most delicious home made soup, and toasties with what I think was home made bread. Their nachos are good too, on a previous visit! I wish them well, with CV19 it's been a tough life running a pub, and I hope they are loved and supported into a full recovery. We will certainly be back.

Unfortunately this pubs proprietors have zero interest in running a village pub or making any attempt to make it an inviting venue for the villagers. We went for a drink and we’re refused entry and served reluctantly through a window as though still in full lock down. You couldn’t wish for a more idyllic location in a quintessential English village how could they get it so wrong. Time to move on and let someone who cares have a go.

The pub helpfully accommodated a last minute table booking when everywhere else in Oxfordshire was booked for mothers day. Menu was really good just enough variety but not so many options as to bamboozle you. All the plates of food I saw coming out looked like great portions, steaming hot and served with a smile. The prices were also really fair its hard to get a roast for under 15 quid these days and alot of places charge you extra for vegetables and sauces. Not here 12.50 all in .... and if you wanted to add other courses it was 18 or 22 for 2 or 3 courses respectively. The proper log burner was burning which added to the atmosphere. Its hard to find a pub that 's between 'old man boozer '... Ver carta