New Inn Restaurant in Craven

Stopped here for a half pint only to be told they only serve pints. Some other potential customers told the same. Is this a joke pub? Won't be calling again!

We stayed 2 nights here, landlady very friendly. large clean room. Room wasn't serviced once we were there so tea, coffee, biscuits weren't replenished. It was expensive for what we got. It was a good base for visiting Skipton and Bolton Abbey

Wonderful B&B with friendly and helpful owners. Room was a good size with en-suite and breakfast was a generous portion of full English! Atmosphere of the old pub was very enjoyable.

We were surprised to see such an atheistically beautiful old pub so quiet on a bank holiday weekend - but soon learnt why. As a large group and in front of a nice open fire, we could have easily have got tucked in for a while; however after our first interaction with the incredibly rude landlord, our money was clearly not wanted. With us being the only people in pub, it was quite the shock that he asked us to keep the noise down, and that children (13 & 16) weren't allowed in the bar (with us having been sat there for 30 mins by then). If you like empty, library like atmosphered old pubs; with a landlord's mentality from yesteryear - this is the place for you. If not; the Craven Arms (200m up the road) couldn't have been more welcoming, great atmosphere and a serving team who genuinely interested in interacting with their clientele.

Had a lovely stay with Sarah & Graham (owners) Made very welcome Room was spacious , clean &beds comfy Nice white bedding & towels Hairdryer & nice toiletries nice touch Thankyou for our stay

We stayed for 3 nights and had a brill time! Our room was spacious and the bed was huge and comfy. Our view was stunning; fields and fields of stone walls, lambs and black rabbits! Our hosts were very friendly and chatty, and left us to do our own thing. They don't do halves, they do currently close at 7.30pm and all the better for it. Too often, when I visit a pub, you find yourself standing in front of an disinterested, unexperienced member of staff who would rather be somewhere else. At the New Inn, Sarah and Graeme are dedicated to good beer and food, and don't stick to the conventional 'rules' of running a pub. Will definitely be back!

Wont be visiting again I'm afraid. It must be a locals pub as its so uninviting. It felt as though our custom wasnt wanted. Lots of NO signs all over the place, wife wanted a half but "we dont do halves" and half the beer was out. Mad sheep dog tied up outside, constantly banging its heads underneath the table it was tied to as it jumped up and down every time a car went past, so cruel. Go to the Craven Arms down the road instead, it was packed and so much more welcoming. The New Inn was closed when we walked back past at 7.45 pm, of course it was.

We called in this pub during a wet windy walk up the river from Bolton Abbey. A great selection of local cask ales and a varied menu of pub meals. I had the steak and kidney pudding, mash and mushy peas. This was true gourmet quality, full of chunks of succulent beef in a rich gravy, encased in a suet crust. Lovely mash too. An additional boat of gravy was also supplied without an ask. My wife had a bowl of veg soup and a roll. Also excellent! We were made to feel very welcome by the staff/landlord, the pub was also nice and warm.

Not serving beer in half glasses in a village where most folk will drive to is economic suicide. The contrast in visible customers with the other pub a couple of hundred yards up the road proves the point. The landlords gobby attitude is the other reason. Having beer kept In wooden casks only is a great unique selling point . However, I'll not be visiting to experience that again. A pub with massive potential let down by the owner. Pleaee take this constructive criticism on board if you want to remain open this time next year.

genuine and passionate owners who care what the serve and offer sometimes the real deal is the best deal best pint for miles

We booked this room because we were attending a wedding in Appletreewick and really had no idea about the pub or surrounding area. WOW! A lovely warm welcome from Sarah and Graham, who invited us to join them and some locals who were having a drink in the bar (the pub wasn't officially open as it was a Tuesday) We were well before check in and Sarah offered for us to leave our bags with them and sort it out later. We were in a car so it was fine but I think this would be a really useful thing for anyone hiking the area. And it's such a beautiful area to explore starting with this charming village. We were in room 5 at the front. The bed was lovely and comfortable. The bathroom very sparkly, fresh and so clean with plenty of hot water. The mini fridge in the room had complimentary water and fresh milk. There were tea, coffee, biscuits and Jam Tarts which were a lovely touch. A great view over fields and trails and it was wonderfully quiet. A very comfortable night with great amenities in a beautiful, unspoiled area. And if you are a real ales fan - you will LOVE this place! (And yes they don't serve half pints...it's their pub their rules - buy a pint and share it, why the outrage???!!!!!)

Great location, Sarah couldn’t have been more helpful and accommodating. Room was well equipped and finished and the full English breakfast was to die for!

My husband and I stayed for 2 nights over the bank holiday, the rooms were clean but the pillows were really hard. This pub only stays open until 7pm then you have to go to your room or go out. We did not see anyone eating here and they do not serve half pints of lager !! Breakfast is continental in your room which you have to eat on the bed as no table provided. You have paper bowls and plastic cutlery. We had our meals up the road at the next pub, it had much better atmosphere and polite staff and they served proper food. I would not return to the new inn again.

Went to the bar to order drinks and food. My husband wanted a pint and i wanted half. The proprietor told me that I could not have half as they no longer sold halves. At first I thought he was joking but apparently not, so I ordered a pint! I then ordered a toasted sandwich (£9.95)and my husband just wanted chips . The proprietor then told me that the sandwich came with chips, but we could not order a portion of chips separately! I ordered the sandwich and chips. I ate the sandwich and some of the soggy chips then went to pay. The proprietor then told me I hadn’t given him enough money as the chips were extra so Ive just paid £14.95 for a toasted sandwich and a small portion of soggy chips!!! Robbery!!!!

great breakfast, plenty of choice lovely clean room spacious large comfy bed great view over countryside

We have never been to Appletreewick before but we really enjoyed our one night stay there at the New Inn, we had a warm and friendly welcome from both Sarah and Graham, we had forgotten to order our food before we arrived but Graham bent over backwards for us and fitted us in and served up some great food and the beer is great. When we checked out my wife asked about the toiletries they used in the bathrooms and Sarah was really helpful, they are all natural products which we liked, and even recommended a natural toothpaste. We would recommend the New Inn and we will definitely be returning.

The rooms here are excellent and breakfast very good serving the best Lishmans of Ilkley sausages. The food in the New Inn is also very good.

We absolutely loved our 2 nights at The New Inn in the gorgeous tiny Yorkshire village of Appletreewick. The Yorkshire Dales are stunning and we had perfect views of the countryside from room #2. Our room had been recently renovated and was very comfortable with a great bathroom. Sarah and Graham are great hosts and made us feel very welcome at their lovely old pub. Graham’s Chicken Masala is the best I’ve ever had so make sure you order it!

Called in as part of day out walking in area, really traditional bar area which was really nice, arrived when just opened for day. Nice selection of ales. Limited food on offer at moment (toasties), landlord said was gradually going to put more on, we decide just to have a drink, lots of seating outside

Friendly welcome from the landlord who was taking a break from ongoing refurbishments soon to be completed. Good beer and sandwich selection on the board. Lovely warm bar with log fires on a cold day. New en suite rooms will be available in the near future and we certainly be returning to try them out.

Ordered a cheese and onion toastie expecting something better than a 10 year old could make. Nope. Received 2 pieces of cheap white bread with a small amount of cheese and a single slice of onion in. Literally the worst pub meal I have **ever** had. Will not be visiting again! Also, beer is expensive for Yorkshire!

We stopped at the New Inn for some lunch before our holiday let was ready. I can honestly appreciate basic food but this really was quite terrible. Our group ordered toasties which were actually okay, if not slightly overpriced for what we were served. Paper plates with nothing else other than the toastie itself. We ordered chips as a side dish, which were very below par, our assessment was that they seemed like the previous nights chips reheated. The pub owners said they had recently re opened after being closed, but the lager did not taste good, as such, our friend complained and there was a replacement offered at no charge but overall the food quality was not reflective of the price

What a smashing pub, friendly welcome, lovely fire and the food was excellent. You have to order food the day before, so ring and let them know what you want, it is well worth it, we visited several evenings on our holiday and everything we tried was so taste. Beer only served in pints and a great range of beers, pale ales and ciders. Highly recommend, we can't wait to visit again.

We haven’t been to the new Inn at appletreewick for Some time due to covid. We’ve been going until the pandemic often for a drink or a meal. Like many driving, being careful about how much alcohol you consume is important. I went to the...

much do say about this place which is positive. Smart exterior suggests smart owners we feel! I loved the car parking arrangements

There is plenty of outdoor seating and, inside, it has a nice feel. On a late afternoon, we were welcomed there for a beer and able to find a table not yet reserved for residents to eat at - we weren't staying there. We found...

This pub is run by the best landlord in the country! The guy is wide awake to what's going on and like a lot of other people, he has ridden the waves of the psychotic and got on with his life! The atmosphere is great...

Super welcome from landlady. Great selection of beers. Good outside sitting area, especially in good weather. Food well cooked - great curry which was authentic. Slightly on the expensive side but then what can you expect ? Its hard work running a business based on...

We called here on the off chance of lunch as we were driving through, we sat outside in the sunshine and it was very nice, the menu was limited to snack type meals so I had a ham and cheese toastie and Himself had a...

Great beer selection and fantastic home cooked food, best chips ever! Really friendly welcome 18 different quality real ales and a menu that caters for all tastes. Will definitely be coming back!

I decided to ignore the poor reviews because there were so many good ones, and was glad I did! Cosy, warm, friendly, comfortable bed, clean, brill location ....... what's not to like?! As for the form you have to complete, just ask what it is...

We called in here as we’d heard it was under new ownership and it looked nice from the outside now it’s been renovated. The views from the beer garden are wonderful. Sadly we payed an exorbitant £29.45 for two very average Cornish pasties (£6.95 each),...

I`d never been to the New Inn before and my friends and I wandered up for a drink after eating at the Craven Arms ( 30 secs away ) The difference in atmosphere between the two pubs was measurable. Where as everyone in the bar...

We have previously visited and also stayed at the New Inn and always enjoyed the pub, atmosphere and food. This visit was different: Firstly I will described the alterations to the building, gone is the painted white exterior which has been sand blasted and then...

Stopped off from our Sunday walk with our Border Collie. We had'nt been here for ages as it had really gone off but there are new people in now. Really lovely welcome. Sunday lunch was amazing - the roast beef was so tender and there...

Just been for Sunday lunch with family which was superb. The beef was legendary so much so that one of the party commented it was worth coming from Kent just for it!! Can thoroughly recommend.

What a surprise! Fab Sunday roast with amazing beef and loads of vegetables. Under new ownership, lots of smiles, very attentive and excellent service. Way better value than ‘next door’ so make the effort and walk another 100 yards 😃

Ate on two separate evenings, the menu was interesting and unfussy on the first occasion, the second occasion was fish and chips night. Members of my family chose steak and ale and steak and kidney pies which were crammed with meat and as a bonus...

New guys running this pub I'm the fisherman you spoke to last night. Great food and company and the menu great, fish pie superb and meat pie night before the same. Hopefully get there again soon but a regular visitor to the area it won't be long. I like both pubs in the village a lot but the new Inn is my preferred. Best wishes. D

Absolutely love this pub!Awesome food cooked by a real chef.The best steak pie i have ever had. The landlord and landlady are new here and are doing a great job as is there lovely bar manager. We will be visiting this pub on a regular basis from now on.

Visited here last week, asked for the menu and told it was fish Friday and we only do fish and chips. This would of been ok if the fryers were hot enough to crisp the batter and frozen chips !!!!! Also very expensive £16 for poor quality fish and chips.

Visited The New Inn today as part of a family day out. After a lovely walk along the river, we were all ready for a tasty pub lunch. On arrival, we ordered drinks and were handed a clipboard of menus...one of which was coated in dried ketchup!We ordered our food which included 2 portions of scampi which was apparently served 'in a box' and cost £8 each.On arrival the food arrived in polystyrene chip trays - a huge disappointment.The chips were under cooked and hard and my husband had a chicken bite on his lunch and my daughter found scampi instead of chicken on hers.I would not recommend trying this pub for food - £40 for a meal we did not enjoy and coild not finish eating.

I like this pub but when we called in for a drink a couple of days ago, although it was fairly quiet there was a queue at the bar. I sat on a stool at the bar and waited to be served. After about five minutes a couple rang the bell on the bar to let the staff know people were waiting to be served. No one came. After around ten minutes we left and went to the Craven. Disappointing as I do enjoy a pint in the New Inn. Hopefully next time there will be some staff to serve me.

A pub situated in a great setting and attractive views. We have visited several times, however most recently the pub manager (or landlord?) has developed serious attitude problem and provided extremely poor customer service which sadly ruins the whole experience. When visiting the area, we shall visit a different pub for both food and drink

First time we have visited this pub,it was a surprise from my family and friends and it was fantastic.

Visited last weekend . Loved it , real fires , friendly staff , good food and drinks, nice views awesome.

Visited twice for drinks on a Sunday afternoon & evening. Very quiet (November). Good choice of beers and wine. Friendly, if discreet service. Having visited in the afternoon, decided to visit for the weekly quiz same evening. Again rather quiet, but suddenly half filled as the quiz was about to start. The locals were welcoming and the "quiz master" was very welcoming and friendly. A small buffet was put on for all and was excellent.

Came to Appletreewick this weekend.visited New Inn on Sunday evening. There was one family eating when we arrived, after that we were alone. Had to ring the bell for service at the bar a few times and no food after 6. Dissapointing. But of a contrast to the experience in The Craven 100 yards up the road which was buzzing.The Inn was then closed Monday and Tuesday despite it being school holidays.

We stayed here for two nights earlier this month . The room was a good size with lovely views . This is an old building so it was not a surprise to find a few areas of dust/cobwebs but this didn’t spoil the experience and the bed was very comfy.

Visited the New Inn for Sunday lunch - Wow! What a treat of a plateful! We all had the roast beef because it looked so delicious and we weren’t disappointed at all. Piping hot, great portions, all fresh and great value. Staff were really friendly and the log burner captured the warmth of the welcome perfectly. We’ll definitely be back!

Just what we needed after 16 miles! We all enjoyed our evening meal & the breakfast too. Good range of beers.

We visited today, 2 family’s each with 2 adults, 2 children and a dog (dogs welcome). Called in after a great afternoon at B Abbey on the off chance we could get some food. We we’re given a warm welcome and sat where we chose. All enjoyed our meals, clean plates, I highly recommend steak pie with a glass of red as recommended and it was good. Fantastic views from the tables outside if it’s a nice day too. We’ll definitely be back soon, thank you.

Decent pint and a lamb shank to make the rainy bank holiday a bit less gloomy. Big table of 13 was easily accommodated and the food came out quickly and all in our party commented that the food was nice. Dog friendly and busy as well. Sunday lunch was good sized portions and cheaper than others in the area. Tv for sports in the bar area. Good pudding selection. No complaints.

Wow! Being coming here now for over 10yrs, and I have to say it’s our favourite dales pubs. The staff work tirelessly to bring you great food and friendly service. The chips and gravy, they serve with the meals are to die for. Sunday quiz night is always a laugh! Here’s to the next 10 yrs hopefully it will continue to thrive. CHEERS! Thanks you, NEW INN!

Asked for the quickest thing to order on the menu and was advised that the chicken nuggets and chips would take 5 - 10 mins. Ended up waiting 45 minutes for this simple dish. No discount or complimentary food / drink offered for this inconvenience even though i kept asking how long it was going to take. Would never go back.

Stayed at a nearby campsite and dropped into the New Inn after a nice walk along the river bank. I had previously been to the Craven Arms when staying at the Masons Campsite as it was closer, but this time we were at Howarth Farm which was nearer to the New Inn so we thought we would try it.

A group of us, staying at local camp site, booked in on a Saturday night for dinner. Sunny summer evening and the place was very busy with diners - families, large groups etc (many of which we we recognised from staying on the campsite). Menu was a relatively long specials board with usual home cooked country pub fare. Unfortunately food didn’t live up to the billing. Most dishes came with homemade chips which were really greasy. A number of our party ordered steaks m, which were poorly cooked, fat not even remotely rendered on them and again greasy. The orders about which one was cooked which way were all confused and it was difficult to distinguish between rare and medium rare price tag, had better tasting ones in a chain pub restaurant.. Nowhere near worth the £17. The lasagne was not bad, tasty but again quite greasy. Scampi was ordered by another member of our party which was described as the cheapest supermarket frozen scampi and over cooked.

Walked 11/2 hours to get here only to be told you don't serve food outside at 7.15 in the evening. It's summer. You're packed with free tables outside. To me this is bad business sense. No signs to say we don't serve food outside. Won't be ever coming back here whilst visiting friends.

I don't understand why the reviews are so positive we went twice last weekend with friends for lunch/dinner and were very disappointed on both occassions. Enormous portions of less than average food - ok for fatties but not for us steak pie particularly bad with crust as hard as the local limestone and meat as scarce as hens teeth. Staff do not want to hear critical comments. Next door Craven Arms tons better if a little more expensive.

We stayed at the campground nearby. This is an easy walk. We came here twice. Once just for a pint or 2 to watch the world go by - and lots of cyclists go by or stop to take a break. The pub is very welcoming to everyone. On decent days you can sit outside.

Spent an enjoyable couple of hours with the family having a delicious meal on our last night at Howgill

Had a really lovely meal here, as a large group. The service was friendly and efficient and the food was delicious. Nice to have a large number of vegetarian options so at least there was a choice!

We stayed in Appletreewick for a week and ate here three times. Reasonable prices, great food, warm welcome - nothing more to add.

We ate here while staying at the nearby campsite. We were in a large family group with lots of little ones and were really well looked after, with the back door being opened for us to allow the kids to let off some steam.

We come to Burnsall every year with the folks. They stay in Appletreewick so we meet at The New Inn each night for dinner. There is always a good selection on the menu, the food is always delicious and great value. They are always friendly and it’s easy to take the pooches in. Best to book as it always seems busy on the weekends.

Had a sharing salad between us and the steak pie, chips and mushy peas. Really great grub at a good price!

Beautiful view. Six veggie options. Dogs welcome in the bar. Beer garden with limited menu available as across a road. Friendly welcome. Not expensive and good range of beers.

We visited this pub while camping st Masons just down the road. Warm welcome, friendly staff and good choice of drinks. We did not eat here but the menu looked varied. Will return

Just returned from a weekend in Appletreewick and I felt the New Inn deserved a good review (it's a rare event for me to write one but I was very impressed). The food was really nice, well cooked, and a good portion and I had a pint of "dizzy blonde" which was excellent. Michael, who I assume is the owner and who had taken my booking, came over to introduce himself and seemed a very nice guy. Will definitely return.

Planned on a quick sandwich one evening but had such a fabulous evening we ate much more! Really tasty sandwiches and chips, ham eggs and chips very generous as was the child’s fish fingers. Great beer choice and the wine also very nice. The chocolate brownie was also delicious. We would highly recommend a stop here.

Lovely day for a drive around our favourite area, and stopped here for lunch. At the bar was Patrick Stuart. I wanted to give him the |Vulcan salute I'd been practising, but my wife kept knocking my hand down. "It's not him!" Before we left, he did, and addressed his companions as darling, in a very loud voice. "Ok, I agree - it is him".

Was in craven arms and needed accommodation so guy in pub called New inn and got us a room.

Decided to visit here on our way back from Grassington on a Sunday afternoon. We hadn’t reserved but the pub area was very quiet so we were shown to our table straight away. The restaurant area seemed busier. We sat by the open fire and...

The New Inn is a lovely country pub with a cosy log fire . The menu is varied and such...

We visited this pub for lunch as the craven arms (just down the road) was fully booked. It's a traditional...

Visited the New Inn, yesterday for our evening meal after a lovely walk. The food was absolutely fantastic, the veg...

Visited 6th October with family for a drink & evening meal. Food was the best we've had in a village...

A very warm welcoming pub. Awesome Ales. Fantastic food. Cosy seating. The whole experience was wonderful from start to finish....

Recommended here by a friend. Excellent setting and range of ales, with lots of seating inside and out. Didn't eat...

Less crowded than the craven arms this pub is fine for lunch. More casual menu but we had the soup which was fine. Parking at the front but get your spot early.

Visited here bank holiday weekend! The place was busy and full of character. Wait on food but as can be expected on a bank holiday. Food was very good. Home made steak pie and the lamb shank was to die for. Lots of choice for the kids too. Lovely, friendly staff who couldn't do enough for us!

Must have changed hands since our last visit. Long wait for food even though only one other couple at venue . Garden menu a mixture of under and over cooked tasteless frozen food. Lovely setting but we might just as well have just bought meal from a roadside van Wanted to keep our bank card when we set up a tab - never experienced that before. Afraid we won't be returning.

We ate here after experiencing the other pub in the area the previous day. This modern, airy pub was great after a day out walking. The menu choice was great and suited all tastes. Good beer, good service and affordable.

Visited with friends & the kids-group of 10. Was a glorious sunny day so sat in the garden which I never knew about. Much safer for the children rather than sat on the front.Food-Excellent! The basket meals are average and ok for the kids but would have been disappointed if I ordered one. They don't come with salad or veg just straight -scampi & chips etc.The main meals were quality and the chips are so tasty!Anyone who'll like a gin, you must try the sweet Parma violet, rhubarb & ginger. They are amazing! Service fantastic, friendly and the setting is just beautiful.

Accommodated a group of 8 at short notice. Best food we ate whilst staying in the area. All of our meals were first class service was friendly and prompt. Will definetly use when we next return to the area. Thankyou for helping to make our holiday enjoyable.

We dropped in to the New Inn for some lunch. Both the steak and ale pie and the gammon were very good - decent homemade food at a sensible price. The view from the bar is impressive and there is outside seating as well. Service was good and we enjoyed our visit.

Our party of 11 ate here on Saturday 3rd June...food was very good and there was a good selection of cask beers on.

We were camping at Mason's campsite just up the road while walking the Dales Way. The New Inn was a great place to take time out after a long day's walk, with great views across Wharfedale and beer in tiptop condition. The food is first rate - clearly home cooked and prepared by the landlady. The portions were very good and the veg was perfectly cooked, which is rare in pubs. Thoroughly recommend.

We called in yesterday and had a lovely meal, best food my husband has tasted in along time. We will be defiantly be back and the beers were great.

We never booked and didn't expected to get a table as the pub was very busy but the owners were great and managed to squeeze us in ,we all ate and the food was superb the lamb was something else and great ales on tap all reasonably priced with a great service and warm welcome ,many thanks .

Definitely not somewhere you want to eat in a hurry ( we we're starving after our walk)! Incredibly slow service (& miserable staff). Some meals were lovely, basket meals a bargain!, but some were practically inedible and certainly not as they were described on the menu. Cold mash, rubbery fish..... eugh!!! It took so long, didn't have time or heart to complain before we left to avoid teatime traffic. Won't be returning!

What an amazing pub restaurant combining no nonsense comfortable clean accommodation this really is. This is the perfect example of what a country inn needs to be. The food is fantastic and for a change realistically priced. The beer, oh the beer, what a joy. Six guest beers on draught numerous other bottled and not like so many others chilled to the point of being a danger to sensitive gums, no the bottled beers are served at proper temperatures. The open fires are regularly serviced by the brilliant and extremely friendly staff no reasonable request is ever too much trouble. So if your thinking of a walking weekend with or without dog, do yourself a great favour and take in the new inn. Congratulations Phil and staff you've renewed my faith in what we used to enjoy In the dales, before the over blown priced star system was introduced to our beloved Yorkshire dales.

We walked up from Mason's campsite to find a cosy pub and a warm welcome for us and our Labrador. We ordered our food and settled next to the open fire with a drink. The food was tasty, we had steak and real chips, washed down with a drink or two and friendly conversation made for a lovely evening :-)

Meeting family and friends for a local wedding we booked a table for 9 here. The service was excellent, the food delicious, the staff helpful and the price very affordable. There is something to suit all tastes on the menu, our party included vegetarians, a child and a very fussy steak eater and all were happy with their food.

Large group of us on busy day. Staff were rude and abrupt but the food was fantastic. Very expensive children's meals at £7.50 a small plate but the adult meals were reasonable and worth the cost. The plate of seasoned vegetables was amazing

Stopped here after a family walk. Quiet time however a warm welcome & damn good beer. The food was pretty good with a varied menu albeit classic pub fayre included. Definitely a pleasant spot to visit & have a drink.

first of all this is a pub not a restaurant and it seems to get over shaddowed by the other pub in appletreewick , Both pubs are very good but for different reason I like both ,give the new inn a try it has good food and good beer and the staff are brill .

We camped at Howarth Farm (basic but less crowded) and walked to the New Inn for food both nights of our stay. Despite the lack of Daleside Blond, the main reason I had decided to come to Appletreewick and the New Inn, the food was very good. The Steak and Ale pie (a proper pie with short crust pastry) and the Gammon were both good.Shame about the beer!!!!!!!!!!!

Lovely country pub, everyone welcome including walkers, dogs, families.Lovely food, great prices, good service and really nice quaint location.Will definitely be back.

Staying in this area on holiday & this pub was within walking distance, which was ideal. As well as a few evenings in the pub we also had Sunday roast lunch there. The food was very tasty & good value.