Food critic Henry Southan was left with three huge complaints after visiting Jeremy Clarkson's pub. The Big Brother star, 26, headed to The Farmer's Dog with his dad to celebrate Father's Day on Sunday.

But the food influencer was far from impressed upon arriving at the Oxfordshire boozer, venting that the overflowing car park was too far away from the actual restaurant before complaining about the food.

"Jeremy Clarkson's pub was... interesting," he captioned the video posted on TikTok. After getting out of his car, Henry declared: "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."

Making his way to The Farmer's Dog, Henry quipped: "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."

"There is a massive queue out the door - do I have to queue in that even if I have a reservation for now?," Henry probed as he approached the busy pub.

Henry and his dad made their way inside and sat down for lunch, with the TV star ordering a roast dinner. But he was bitterly disappointed with the quality of the meat as he told his dad: "You were right about the beef, it is really dry!"

Henry looked like he was struggling to chew the meat before seeing if he could be won over by the pork. However, he concluded: "The pork is also really dry!"

Showing his followers his plate of food, Henry poked his roast potatoes with a knife as he pointed out their lack of crispness.

At the end of the video, the content creator appeared baffled as the EastEnders theme tune was being played on the pub's piano.

Henry has amassed a huge following on social media since his stint on Big Brother, boasting nearly 200k followers on both Instagram and TikTok.

He has been a food critic for years, with his reviews being featured in the Evening Standard and GQ. However, this was one review that didn't sit well with his followers as they shared their thoughts in the comment section of the video.

"Sir... he opened a rural pub that serves British farm food not a fancy restaurant for the rich," one wrote as a second added: "Such a positive attitude to helping the local British farmers..."

A third posted: "Booked busiest restaurant in Britain right now - angry when busy ?????" Another penned: "Oh no you had to do a little bit of walking in the countryside. The horror!"

However, others agreed with his review, with one writing: "It's a weird vibe in there. Food is mid." Another remarked: "Why people hate so much? literally he gave his opinion you don't like it move along.. gosh."