Yew Tree Inn, Conderton

About us

The perfect relaxing retreat for a pint and a bite to eat

You’ll find us in the beautiful Cotswold village of Conderton (under Bredon Hill), just a short drive from Tewkesbury and junction 9 of the M5.

Tastefully decorated and with a beautiful open fire, our guests are treated to a warm and welcoming atmosphere whilst they enjoy a tasty treat from our new menu.

We are child and dog friendly – all are welcome, as are muddy booted walkers and cyclists stopping by for a well earned bite to eat and a drink.

We look forward to seeing you soon,

Angela & Lee.

Facilities

Beer gardenDogs allowedFamily friendlyFoodReal aleReal fireTakeaway food

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Reviews

274 reviews

4.6/5

susie may

4 months ago

I visited this pub for lunch with my family on 28 November, 2023. The beautiful old yew tree in front of the pub sets the atmosphere for this stunning place. The ambience , decor (particularly the unusual wallpaper in the loos, which were spotless), caring and friendly service and superb food made this one of the best pub experiences I have ever had in the UK. The day we visited we enjoyed chatting with the delightful and talented new chef who cooked and presented a range of delicious dishes - I will never forget his seafood linguine. The garden with its quirky 'giant's' seat is also a delight.

Joy Hay

4 months ago

Called in at lunchtime for the gluten free fish and chips. Delicious crispy batter and lovely thick cut chips. Great that I can take the dog in too. Will be back. Have just returned to the Yew Tree again, this time for an early Christmas lunch. I had slow braised beef and the rest of the party had turkey. Absolutely delicious and gluten free. GF Christmas pudding was also available although I went for the white chocolate and raspberry blondie. Lots of gluten free options; coeliacs just make sure you let the staff know when booking and ordering. The chef is a star at catering for gluten free. Thanks

Ian B

5 months ago

Date of visit 6th October 23. A great village pub with a very warm welcome from the bar tender. Good range of drinks and a lovely menu with daily specials and deals on offer. We arrived an hour before evening food service but we were very happy to have a drink and relax in this nicely decorated space with plenty of character. However, the chef was there and having over heard us nattering, he came over and offered to open up the kitchen early. Such a kind and welcome gesture which went a long way to making us feel super special, inspiring me to write this review, not just about the great food which was well presented, fresh and great tasting but also about the wonderful customer service too.

Adam Maloney

5 months ago

When you go and stay in a rural village you are reliant on the local pub being friendly, serve good food & drink and an atmosphere to relax and enjoy. Thankfully, as we stayed next door, this is a place that does it all very well. An excellent and extensive menu that made it difficult to choose just one and customer service above and beyond. We went for steak pie & katsu curry if it helps you to narrow down your decision, my stomach is rumbling just thinking about it now.

James

6 months ago

Superb food and really friendly, attentive, staff. The Halloumi fries and chicken kebabs were a particular highlight. A great beer garden too! Our experience was only tainted slightly by some absolute cave dweller of a customer shouting his mouth off until he successfully ruined everyone’s day. Not the pubs’ fault though, some people are just born abhorrent.