Jeremy Clarkson Bans Customer from Farmer’s Dog Pub⁤ Over Price⁤ Complaint

Jeremy Clarkson, the former Top ‌Gear host, has barred a potential patron from his⁢ Cotswolds-based pub, The farmer’s Dog, following criticism of the establishment’s food prices on social media. The pub, located near burford, Oxfordshire,⁢ opened in August⁣ and it’s launch is featured on the latest season of Clarkson’s prime‌ Video‍ show, Clarkson’s⁢ Farm.

The dispute began when a ‍user on X (formerly⁤ Twitter) suggested that £24 for pie and vegetables at ⁤The Farmer’s Dog was overpriced. Another user commented on the cost of British beef. Clarkson responded by simply banning the first user‌ from ⁣the​ pub. Clarkson’s farm, Diddly Squat, supplies produce⁣ to the pub.

Clarkson responded to a skeptical social media user.
(X: @JeremyClarkson)

This isn’t the first time Clarkson has ⁤banned individuals ⁣from his pub. A list of banned people previously circulated online, including Prime minister Keir Starmer​ and Clarkson’s former Top‌ Gear co-star james May.

Clarkson acquired the ​venue, previously ‍named The Windmill, in June 2024, with the intention of offering​ locally sourced food and ⁣drinks. Richard Hammond, another of‌ May’s grand Tour colleagues, has joked about ‌also being banned from visiting the pub.

Jeremy ‍Clarkson outside The Farmer's Dog Pub

Clarkson is⁤ reinventing himself as a pub landlord

(Prime Video / Ellis O’brien)

The latest episodes of Clarkson’s‌ Farm, which aired ‌recently, depict Clarkson preparing ​for the pub’s⁣ opening, highlighting the challenges he faced in getting the Farmer’s Dog pub ready for ⁢customers.

What’s ⁤next

Clarkson is expected to continue featuring the pub and farm in future episodes of Clarkson’s Farm, showcasing the realities of running a rural ‌business.