Clarkson Pub Ban: Customer 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...
- The dispute began when a user on X (formerly Twitter) suggested that £24 for pie and vegetables at The Farmer’s Dog was overpriced.
- This isn’t the first time Clarkson has banned individuals from his pub.
Jeremy Clarkson has banned a customer from his pub, The Farmer’s Dog, after a price complaint, sparking fresh controversy.The former Top Gear host, known for his sometimes combative approach, took action following criticism of the establishment’s menu costs on social media. The pub, which features in the popular Clarkson’s Farm series, isn’t immune to Clarkson’s fast judgments as he’s previously banned other patrons. News Directory 3 reports the incident adds another layer to the story of Clarkson’s venture into the hospitality sector.This situation follows a pattern, revealing Clarkson’s approach to customer feedback and setting a precedent for those hoping to visit.. Discover what’s next in this unfolding story.
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.
(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.
(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.