Thousands of people have visited Jeremy Clarkson's Cotswolds pub over the past two years.
But fewer have been able to eat inside the pub in the restaurant area as it is not open to walk-ins.
Mr Clarkson bought the former Windmill pub at the side of the A40 in Asthall near Burford in the summer of 2024.
The grand opening was filmed and subsequently featured in the final two episodes of the fourth series of Clarkson's Farm.
Here is how to book a table at The Farmer's Dog.
Bookings can only be made on the Farmer's Dog's official website via their own booking widget on the pub’s website.
Tables are released month‑by‑month and go very quickly, especially at weekends.
Tables for the pub restaurant are released one month at a time, at 9am on the first day of the previous month.
So if book a table on August 1, it will be for a date in September.
However, you only need a booking if you want to eat in the pub; the food truck/tent called The Farmer’s Puppy is first‑come, first‑served.
Bookings cannot be made by phone, email, social media or in person.
When he opened the pub, all of the food and drink sold was grown or reared by a British farmer - an honour that has been kept to this day.
His hugely popular alcoholic drink Hawkstone, which uses barley grown on Diddly Squat farm, is also sold in the pub.
As a result of the UK-only rule, The Farmer's Dog does not sell, for example, Coca Cola.
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