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If you are looking for a small intimate countryside pub serving authentic British food in the heart of the countryside, this is it.
You can anticipate, low beams, uneven floors, real fireplaces and a rustic all round feel for this sweet little pub!
The atmosphere is warm and friendly, with kids an
Went for a family walk on the Common , then a meal .
This 16th Century thatched cider pub is amazing. Could be straight out of Lord of the Rings flim set. Open wood fire, old beams, candle lit tables.
Food was first rate , sausage and mash with red wine gravy, huge fish and chips . Lovely young s
What a delight!!! Dog friendly!!! Very old !! Friendly service!!! Best prawn mayo sandwich!! Plenty of prawns! A little gem hidden away! Thank you called again venison pie absolutely delicious and extra gravy!!!
Amazing pub. Beautiful food, super friendly and really lovely atmosphere.
With family living just on the other side of the common, coming to this pub is always a highlight. It has a cosy, warm atmosphere and the staff are all very welcoming.
The interior has been finished to a high standard and the garden outside is beautiful. We even saw a rare pink rainbow on our last
Lovely, out of the way cottage pub. Bespoke tree seating outside and always a friendly atmosphere. I love that you can buy eggs through an honesty box on the way up the path - we bought duck and chicken eggs which were both really tasty!
We have been coming hear for years and never been disappointed. The food is always great and the staff are always friendly and helpful. I always look forward to an evening here but the best is Sunday lunch!!!
Omg what a lovely place to fall across. Proper delicious home made food. Have since recommended but they said it wasn't open. Glad it was when we went.
Dog friendly.
Originally an old cider house this old thatched building has welcoming friendly staff a lovely garden and good food. The recent refurbishments are very much in keeping with the period and it's surrounded by glorious countryside.
Great pub. A little bit tight on portions of chips and veg plus sweets (don't have the creme brulee - it tiny!), t-bone steak and fish & chips are good, but location and selection of ales made up for losses in the kitchen.
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