I’ve been here a few times in the past without having any real difficulty.I discovered that having been closed for renovation it has reopened and is now a pub carvery . I called in at lunchtime for a carvery and to see what changes had taken place. To gain access there is only one entrance and exit from the village or from the roundabout on the ring road .The Disabled parking bays are in front of you ,but they are not well marked .There are 3/4 bays and unfortunately not really the correct size for someone to exit but with a wheelchair it would be difficult..I unloaded from the rear into the driveway and then had to find a dropped kerb .I had to travel on the car park to the main door..It’s not possible to unload onto the pavement as there are tables and chairs along it. I noticed that there is a smoking shelter to the right and access to that is via the games room . The main doors open inwards but you have to push them as they are manually operating.The entrance is flat and level . Inside the premises I had no problems getting around but I did notice that the bar converted to carvery would be a problem with it’s roped off walkway to make orderly queues which I was unable to use . Another problem I encountered was with the tables .As you look to the right there is a raised platform and large fireplace .There are steps up to the platform so is not wheelchair Accessible. I also had to change tables as I couldn’t fit my chair under it.After getting another table with a large central leg .This was difficult but useable. Maybe a look 👀 at suitable tables needed here!! I had my meal delivered to me and I have no complaints about that. The carvery was hot and the plate loaded, properly cooked and the service was good . I was unable to check on the toilet facilities as the evening crowd began arriving and I was unable to get past without causing problems. The wacky warehouse does have a separate entrance as well as a corridor from the main building.No comment on that facility. The car park itself is of a decent size . I will have to revisit at a quieter time to conclude my photos and post .Revisited 7/6/19 .It was quieter and the weather foul . Access to disabled toilets and some tables will still be difficult as the roped off area in front of the carvery blocks access when being used . Today I was lucky (see photo).I managed to get into the disabled toilet in my wheelchair and the baby changer was fastened up !! However you can’t turn around in a wheelchair and I had to reverse back out!! PS the carvery was great

Fantastic service from our server, Ryan. Beautiful food the best carvery we’ve ever had. Nice refurbishment too