Big Brother star gives savage review of Jeremy Clarkson's pub over 'dry' meat
Big Brother star Henry Southan - who rose to fame on the revival of the ITV reality show - has given his verdict of Jeremy Clarkson's pub The Farmer's Dog, having taken his family there for Father's Day
Big Brother star Henry Southan has given his honest - and savage - verdict of Jeremy Clarkson's pub, The Farmer's Dog. Jeremy has opened up a pub near Burford in Oxfordshire to mark Father's Day over the weekend.
The food critic rose to fame on Big Brother, where he quickly struck up a romance with fellow housemate Jordan. However, the pair have since split up. Henry took to social media to give his honest verdict on the pub.
He started his TikTok review by showing a clip of the overflow car park. He moaned: "It's like arriving at Glastonbury - this is the overflow car park. I am in a field far away from the pub and I am having to trek to the pub even with a reservation."
As he trekked across the overflow car park and towards the venue, he said: "This better be the best roast I have ever eaten to justify the pain of just parking and getting here. I am being a proper moaner right now I'm sorry but it's just crazy."
He then filmed the queues and moaned that he had a reservation but didn't know if that meant he could skip the queue. He said: "There is a massive queue out the door - do I have to queue in that even if I have a reservation for now?"
They finally sat down for dinner - but that left Henry and his family wanting more. Discussing the £26 roast, Henry said he was less than impressed with the star of the show - the meat.
He filmed himself telling his dad: "You were right about the beef it is really dry! The pork is also really dry!"
Jeremy's pub has been in the spotlight ever since it was first opened and it recently hit the headlines over a strict menu policy. One reviewer grumbled: "drinks are limited, no cola, pepsi, lemonade or coffee", while another bemoaned the lack of seasonings: "(I) asked for some pepper and was told, 'sorry no!!'" as another said: "Ate 3 mouthfuls and that was enough".
"Sadly they do not have pepper or coffee - both items I really missed. It was strange not to have a coffee after my meal, and I always have pepper on my veg," another person wrote.
Jeremy had previously said his keenness to support local farmers and producers was costing him a lot of money.
"Now, a business-minded person would look at these costs and realise that with British-only rules in place, a hotdog was going to be priced at about £45," he wrote, "But I'm not a business-minded person.
"So I just filled my heart with hope, asked an AI program to work out what the average price of lunch in a Cotswolds pub is and just charged that. It's possible that for every customer who comes through the door I'd lose about £10."
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