one part was especially underwhelming'

Jeremy Clarkson, the 64-year-old farmer, has recently opened a new pub called 'The Farmer's Dog' on August 23, attracting many visitors. The establishment is located on his farm, which has previously been in the spotlight for various reasons, including his Diddly Squat restaurant and encounters with the local council. The pub features a beer garden with scenic views of the Cotswolds, and food reviewer Toby Inskip shared his experience on TikTok, highlighting the atmosphere and offerings. Inskip noted that the queue for a pint took about 11 minutes, with the price set at £6.50. He praised the burger for its quality, describing the patty as thick and juicy, complemented by a flavorful burger sauce and a buttery roll. However, he expressed concern over the price of the burger, which was £14, and the overall cost of the menu items. The food reviewer also sampled mains like bangers and mash (£18) and pie (£19), with the pie selling out quickly. While he enjoyed the burger, he found the bangers and mash to be somewhat disappointing, ultimately labeling the food as 'pretty bang average.' This mixed review reflects the challenges of meeting high expectations in a new dining venue. Despite the criticism regarding pricing, Clarkson has defended his menu costs, emphasizing the use of local, fresh ingredients. This stance has garnered support from fans who believe that quality justifies the higher prices compared to mass-produced alternatives.