The pub does food on the weekend and is a friendly local during the week. Allows dogs. To get a wheelchair through the door is a bit of a faff but I have quite a wide one and it will go. You won't be able to get a Mid wheel drive chair in this pub. But if the weather is good you can use the side gate to use the garden. However, getting to the loo would be an issue. I can personally get my rear wheel drive in here. I've been able to get my Q200r, Esprit and also manual with Alber wheels. I think my Bora used to get in here too. But you do have a lip on the front door and also two front doors to get through. So you might need help. If locals are around they will usually help. The disabled to o in let is not really accessible just from the garden though. If you can abulate it's abot 4 steps in past the back door. If you can get in the front door then it's fully disabled. A small rubber ramp wouldn't cost a lot and they really could do with improving that factor. Otherwise the pub is a good one. Food. Well, that tends to depend on who the chef is at that time. At the time of writing the chef is decent. The pub has gentle music inside. Outside they have one game an a garden but it's going to be updated. The kids playground was pulled out and they are doing an outside bar there. Nice friendly local and a decent Sunday roast. Update: The pub is now doing weekday food and games night (snooker and pool) and it has Wings Wednesday where you can get gorgeous chicken wings at low price.

Great little village pub. Garden is kept very well. Top end Beer is at a good price. Staff and locals very friendly.