Visitors of Jeremy Clarkson's £1 million pub have been updated on three new rules that have been introduced when it comes to visiting the boozer.
But fans of the venue in the heart of the Cotswolds have said their main issue is still yet to be resolved.
The pub, dubbed The Farmer's Dog at the Asthall Barrow Roundabout on the A40, near Burford, was taken over by the Clarkson's Farm star in the summer of 2024 before opening its doors towards the end of August.
Hosting many of Jezza's own products, including lines and lines of Hawkstone lager and all the other Hawkstone varieties on draught, it has become a tourism attraction in its own right much like Diddly Squat Farm Shop some 20 minutes down the road.
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With queues out the door on many days, especially if it's sunny, it has seen Clarkson invest heavily while also welcoming famous guests from the United States of America.
Some people have been left divided, especially over the cost of a fillet steak at the watering hole and restaurant. But all in all, it has become a welcome place that many people travel to.
Jeremy Clarkson's new pub rules
Now, as we welcome 2025, the pub has taken to social media to introduce three new rules heading into the new year.
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"It’s been just four months since we opened our doors at The Farmer’s Dog and we are learning as we go, and listened to your feedback, so here are our initial plans for 2025," the pub wrote on Facebook.
"As of 3 January, you’ll be able to book at lunch! That’s right, you can now ensure you’ve got a spot.
"Get booking whilst you can! As always, we will also leave some room everyday for walk ins too."
Before then, it used to be walk ins only for the lunchtime menu before the evening began.
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On top of that, the pub announced it will now be open six days a week, Tuesday to Sunday.
"And, as if that wasn’t enough, we are going to open our doors earlier, so you don’t have to queue waiting in the cold. The Hawkstone will be flowing from 11am," it added.
"Monday nights - if you’re local to The Farmer’s Dog, then this night is for you - whether it’s your darts team, or your Aunt Sally team in the summer... come see us on a Monday night for a good old fashioned pint and a natter. Drinks, and delicious bar snacks only. Old school pub style!"
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Fans were buzzing with the news, with one saying: "Been waiting for something for us locals, great idea."
A second added: "You lot are utterly brilliant. Well done to all."
Issues remain for punters
But a few said the elephant in the room remains. And that is the issue of parking.
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"Brilliant news... however, please, please can you address the parking situation, it is just horrendous," one punter said. "Walking through mud to get to you is not good; you almost have to bring a spare pair of shoes or wellies, and you only have limited parking on concrete."
Another said the parking situation is 'atrocious' if you're left having to put your car on the 'muddy field'. It's not enough to put people off, mind, with the pub more full than most landlord's would dream of on a busy day.
In December, Clarkson also revealed he is already spending '£27,000 a month on parking and traffic marshals to keep the council off our back'.
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Tom Earnshaw