The Rose and Crown in Aylesbury Vale

We came across this pub because our planned lunch venue wasn’t doing food. Well what a serendipitous find! This pub is a good pub, no frills, no gimmicks just good food, comfortable surroundings and pleasant staff. We had the sandwich and soup option both were perfect and good value for £9. Uplifting to find a pub that ticks all the boxes. We will return!

Popped in after a long walk, had a friendly greeting, three cracking real ales, lovely fish and chips, whilst the wife had a fish curry which she loved (All were great VFM), and sat in the courtyard garden. Staff were friendly and efficient, I just wish this place was my local!

Stopped for lunch but not great. The Coronation Chicken salad was not something I will order again, no taste and the chicken tasted like a very low coast roast chicken plus it had a slimy skin on it. Fish and chips hmmm bit like Weatherspoons.

Four ‘ladies that lunch’ we have eaten here before and always had a good meal. This time the fish cakes with poached eggs and Hollandaise sauce were available, delicious really good, no need for extra fries. Please note they are not always on the menu, they are made fresh and not in vast quantities.

This pub is a hidden gem well off the beatable track. It’s spotlessly clean with well kept ale and good food from an interesting menu. The staff were efficient and friendly, particularly the young ladies who were serving the food who ensured that I had everything I needed to enjoy my meal. The Rose and Crown is well worth a visit, and I will definitely be returning.

I visit this pub with a group of friends every few months. The food and service is always excellent. This was the case again at our most recent visit. One of our party was delighted to see fish cakes on the menu! Three of the party also praised the puds. Only grumble is that cheese is only available as a platter for two. Shame as I would have had a single portion but opted for a coffee instead.

This is a proper pub. Good beers, good wines, good food and good prices. Even when busy the staff were polite, helpful and efficient. Mick who runs the kitchen gives you a sensible choice of dishes that he cooks himself. His Kerelan fish curry is a knockout. No nasty music, just a lovely atmosphere.

We had a table of four and all thoroughly enjoyed their choice of lunch. Staff were friendly and helpful and pricing is very reasonable.

Excellent freshly cooked food, cosy location, lovely friendly staff, great service. Perfect recipe for success! 🤗. It’s our favourite ‘go to’ pub 😋.

Proper Pub. Sensible prices .Good food. Very pleasant and pleasing experience. Have been before and will be going again

Had an absolutely top notch Sunday Roast at The Rose and Crown today! It was only our second visit and first time for food, and it's safe to say we were VERY happy with both the food and the service. Great menu to choose from too :) Will definitely be back soon!

this place was recommended by some friends of mine so I went. It was a very sunny day and all I was after was a nice salad. I found one on the menu board ( Cesar Salad ) but when I was trying to order I was told chicken is only for customers who have booked a table???? I pointed out that I was only having a salad, still no chicken for me. Since when do you use roast chicken for a Caesar salad??? This reminded me of my time working in the old Eastern Block countries. A fantastic menu but nothing available unless you know someone from the political party. A very disappointing visit!!!! A disclaimer on the menu board is the least you should have. I was able to order a salad with ham but what came out hardly looked like a salad, zero imagination. In times like this you should e happy to have customers who are willing to spend money.

Since I live in the area, I have been a semi-regular customer other Rose and Crown at Ivanhoe for many years. However, of late – and particularly on a Sunday lunch time– I have encountered a rather unprofessional and unsavoury practice that surely is guaranteed to put a customer’s back up. Although the menu clearly states what food is available, when one come s to order a Chicken Caesar salad for example, I was told that “chicken is reserved for those who have pre-booked” (and there is no sort of disclaimer on the menu). The reasoning appears to be that it is not that that particular dish is unavailable despite being on the menu, but rather a key ingredient is reserved for someone who has pre-booked a table, and therefore may or may not actually turn up, or indeed may or may not order a dish with chicken in it. I have never encountered such ridiculous policy before, which seems to treat its customer with utter contempt. I was not the only one to voice my displeasure, as when I later passed through the bar, I overheard a lady (who I suspect was from overseas,) was seriously remonstrating with the bar staff over the same issue. However, a rather unattractive and older white haired woman – who I assume was a local resident and therefore got to the chicken first – seemed to find this all rather amusing. So my advice I don’t go there, as obviously you custom is only welcome in possible preference to others and when it suits the owners. Hospitality is obviously not the Rose and Crown’s real business, rather it is only taking your money.

Have been for dinner 4 times now, and whilst the menu is relatively small, there is a choice for all, and always delicious. Prices are really reasonable and staff very friendly. Definitely be going back again (and probably again!)

I’m recently diagnosed as gluten intolerant which is a complete nightmare. The staff were knowledgable and advised me on what to eat. They showed an interest and I was blown away by the care and the options available to me. The meal was fabulous. Service was excellent and the atmosphere is laid back annd inviting. Thank you. I wished all pubs and restaurants showed this level of understanding of dietary requirements. Well done R&C!!! Xx

Sunday Lunch, with friends in a cosy little village pub, what could be better? - well nothing. We were welcomed by the friendly staff and shown to our table. Service was great and the beef was fantastic. No room for puddings, we finished with coffee. PS I can recommend the draught Scrumpy.

Very small village pub with little parking. Menu was interesting, quirky and not very varied but how could i go wrong with Chicken milanese? I requested a half portion of pasta which was a good move. Sadly the big lump of breaded chicken on my plate bore no resemblance to the elegance of a normal milanese fillet, thin and breaded. This was a huge breast of overcooked chicken. The pasta was barely warm as was the sauce but overall they tasted ok. My husband’s fish curry was better, decently warm and averagely tasty…. Trying again we followed this up with a pavlova but had to request cream as apparently pavlova are made with ice cream? Who knew? The pavlova was heavy with overdone meringue and, i think, tinned fruit? Nothing fresh or light about this dessert!The staff were lovely and very friendly, its a shame the food was nowhere near as good as the service. Our little foray out to try somewhere different was not a huge success sadly

Serving ale for 300 years, the Rose and Crown is a lovely cosy village pub. The menu offers a good choice of dishes - the kerala fish curry was excellent. Pleasant atmosphere, friendly efficient staff and excellent real ale.

what a find.nice menu.fair prices and good portions. .beef blade was superb.we loved it.hard to find nice places to eat.mixture of overpriced food ,small portions reheated food or all of the above. service and guinness was great too.nearby pubs charging 20% more for drinks then here making them same price as my locals in london.it is not justified .think rose is indepedent hence the quality and fair price.chain brewery pubs to be avoided!! thanks guys.will be back

Took 12 minutes to walk from a nearby campsite across a field so casually dressed and didn’t feel uncomfortable with that. Nice cosy pub and a warm welcome. Drinks order was at the table and took a long time so staff had to be reminded. Other than that a very good evening and good didn’t take long. Interesting menu and plenty of choice for vegetarians/pescatarians. Hand cut chips. Reasonably priced. Would go again when staying locally.

Such a fabulous friendly little pub, great choice of drinks and very reasonably priced food… we had the sandwiches and chips option… a simple pub standard which so many pubs get wrong… not here… excellent tasty filling on good quality bread, excellent home cooked chips and a lovely setting too (and dog friendly),thank you all, so lovely here.

Great atmosphere and excellent food. Thoroughly enjoyable lunch and the staff worked sooo hard on a busy day. We will defo be back :)

We came for lunch after a long walk up Ivinghoe Beacon. This is a lovely old pub that I beautifully looked after. All of the staff were friendly and efficient. The menu is on a board and features a short but varied selection of pub standards (fish and chips, ham, eggs and chips etc.) and more interesting fare, such as keralan fish curry. We had the burger, fish and chips, prawn and chorizo pasta and chicken milanese. All delicious. The puddings were equally impressive- Toblerone cheesecake, treacle tart and sticky toffee pudding. We will definitely be back!

My friend and I went for lunch, which was a return visit for me. From when I spoke to them, about bringing a wee pooch, to leaving after our wonderful lunch, they were friendly, warm, helpful and informative. When we arrived, Mick and Georgia treated us like longstanding friends and both were very attentive throughout. The food was very good, the ambience is warm and inviting, the setting is picturesque and the staff are incredible! I would strongly recommend a booking and we will certainly return.

Without making a booking, we decided to try the Rose and Crown for dinner and we were so glad we did. The pub was very busy, but we were lucky and secured a table in the beer garden which had just been vacated. Soon after ordering, a friendly young lady brought our cutlery and condiments out to us and said our food wouldn’t be too long. I went for the ham,egg and chips and what struck me first when it arrived was the effort that had gone into presentation. Dressed with finely chopped tomatoes and spring onion, it really did look good and it was. Some quality thick ham, creamy fried eggs and nice chips, not the frozen type. My wife is vegetarian and had the ravioli. Again, nicely presented and apparently very tasty. Neither of us had intended to have a dessert, but when some were brought out to a neighbouring table, they looked so nice so we changed our minds. A nice cheesecake and an Eton mess type pudding. Generous portions and tasty too. This is such a great little pub and clearly popular, it has a nice buzz about it. We had contact with three members of staff and each was friendly, helpful and efficient despite how busy it was. For three alcoholic drinks, a coffee, two mains and desserts, the bill came to just £55. Very reasonable for a lovely evening out.

Disappointing lunch. Ordered a cheese and tomato chutney sandwich. Received a cheese and lettuce sandwich and had to ask for tomato chutney. Expected a freshly cut white bread but had a pre sliced bread. Looked just like a pre made sandwich from a garage!

We haven't been to the Rose and Crown for many years and stopped their for a meal tonight, we had an amazing experience and meal.

Lovely ambience in small, unpretentious pub serving absolutely delicious food with friendly, attentive service. From an extensive menu we chose Fish (nice crispy batter) , Chips & Peas and Sea Bass Fillet with Potatoes Dophinoise, Mangetout & Kale – all freshly cooked to perfection and...

Visited last night for an early supper. Lovely welcome and atmosphere. As always, the food was delicious. The staff are very efficient and attentive. Well done all 😋👏🏼👏🏼.

Celebrated a ‘special’ birthday at the Rose & Crown and Mick and his team inc. Daisy & Elliot provided excellent service. We had the top bar and a superb buffet was provided making a wonderful atmosphere.

Booked a table to meet with family, table was ready in bar area so we could take dog in. Warm welcome good choice of food and selection of ales. Word of caution no car park but plenty of space on road but watch out for...

This gorgeous pub is situated in a quiet lane just a short stroll from the church. There were a lot of people already dining when we arrived at 1.30 and this created a real buzz. We received a genuinely warm welcome from the chaps behind...

Had the most delicious meal at the pub. Well cooked, great and friendly service. Highly recommend. Pretty enclosed beer garden .

Had a lovely lunch in the sunny courtyard. Great sandwiches and fab puddings served by really friendly efficient staff. Highly recommend.

The Rose & Crown in Ivinghoe has everything you could want from an English village pub. A warm and welcoming bar where you can sit at and have a very nice pint from a range of guest ales on hand pump, a very good restaurant...

We arrived just before dinner last orders and made our main course choices from an amazingly comprehensive blackboard menu. A drink from the bar and we were ready to eat. Truly lovely food beautifully presented. Southern Indian Kerela style fish curry was my choice and...

We had a lovely lunch after a beautiful walk around the beacon. The staff were very welcoming, they had a few really great vegan options and a lovely outdoor seating area. Nice local bears. I would definitely recommend.

I visited this beautiful old pub for lunch with my mum and brother. My mum is an excellent cook and rarely has praise for food eaten out. I live in Scotland and rarely find eating out in England pleasant - or good value. Fortunately, The...

Staff so friendly, very welcoming, I have allergies chef was amazing and the food was lovely, I had a off the menu chef honestly could not of done more, my husband had off the sandwich menu brie and fig... so delicious who knew! Venue clean,...

On a warm Saturday, we were welcomed into the Rose and Crown- 4 families, 8 adults, 11 kids, following circumnavigating Paul’s Knob, we were pleasantly surprised with t by e quality of food, lovely drink and personal service. The traditionally British food was perfect for...

Lunch for two on a lovely sunny Sunday was my first visit to the Rose and Crown in the sleepy little hamlet of Ivinghoe. It may have been my first but not my last . From the moment we stepped into the small b quaint bar the staff were welcoming with a smile. Although I had booked an inside table we asked if we could swap to an outside table. No problem ( Tick). The service was first class ( Tick), the staff engaging and chatty ( Tick), the food excellent ( cooked by the landlord - Tick) and very fairly priced ( from £12 for mains £6:50 for desserts) ( Tick). The only glitch I was overcharged, but that's my fault for not checking my bill there and then. The next day when I realised how much I'd be charged, I phoned just to check if the amount correct, the landlord dealt with it personally, emailed me back within the hour ( as promised - Tick) and apologised most profusely for the error and offered me a refund. I was so pleased with the level of customer service and professionalism overall but in particular with they way in which my query was handled I decided to book a return. Mistakes happen, but it doesn't matter what the mistake is, its how its handled that matters. 10/10. ( TicK).

We had a lovely Saturday lunch outside in their pretty courtyard. Food and service were great. Will definitely be back.

We had lunch here after a morning at Whipsnade Zoo, it’s only a 5min drive from there. It’s a beautiful little pub in a picturesque village. Service was great, very attentive and child-friendly. The place is very clean and there’s outdoor seating. Food was lovely too, huge burgers, incredibly tender lamb rump, amazing sticky toffee pudding, cheesecake and more. Recommended!

Saturday lunch with two friends. Camping at Town Farm Campsite. Have visited the pub on many other camping weekends but had only had sandwiches.Beautiful, spotlessly clean pub.Food excellent, service friendly and efficient. Good value for money.Could not fault anything. Our first meal inside since the most recent lockdown.Well down all of you at The Rose and Crown.We will be back.

Had a wonderful Sunday roast with desserts. The sticky toffee pudding was sensational. Highly recommend

Just visited the Rose and Crown for lunch and was very impressed. The staff were very welcoming and explained the rules and regulations regarding the covid measures very professionally. The food was excellent and and served in an extremely timely manner. Excellent value for money and well worth a visit.

An unexpectedly enjoyable lunch here with a friend today. Lovely surroundings, friendly staff and good food. I had the Kerala fish curry and my friend had parsnip soup and a sandwich. All safely done with track and trace and one way systems. We’ve already decided to meet there again next time.

I have to agree a very good place indeed! The garden is lovely. The food was delicious: Sunday roast (beef), fish and chips and sticky toffee pudding. All tasty. Large portions and quick service

Delicious Sunday lunch with the same offerings for kids at half price. Rest of the menu seemed tasty and the beer was good! Only a 10 minute off road walk from Town Farm campsite. Will definitely return when we camp there again.

Excellent food, coupled with a decent choice of beer and good service. They also managed the current circumstances well.

After stopping by for a quick lunch on a walk, we returned for supper. Sadly it rained and our al fresco supper was brought inside, but the H&S measures were good, ie no menus, and tables distanced. The beer is great here and a great choice of gins. The food is good pub grub. We had burgers, fish and chips which were pretty good. The fish cakes needed way more fish. Lovely puds.

This pub is lovely, friendly staff, good choice of food. The outside courtyard is very pretty. Inside quirky and beautifully clean. The desserts are amazing.

Nice little pub their food desserts coffees everything taste like homemade stuff! Highly recommended after a long walk in the country side

It’s great to be back, another lovely dinner and great beers. Kerala Fish Curry and Salmon with Crab meat potatoes were delicious! Thank you Mick and the team

When we visited we had the fish and chips which was very good and reasonably priced.It was clear from the quality that it had been cooked by a proper chef and next time I will try one of the speciality dishes like the Keralan Fish Curry or Chicken Breast with pesto and chorizo sauce.Beer was OK

Stumbled across this Gastropub after an evening walk around Ivinghoe Beacon. We saw the tripadvisor reviews, and we were not disappointed. The pub was busy and lively which had a great atmosphere, it’s clearly a local pub loved by its locals. The food was also excellent. Despite being reasonably full after our Seabream and Linguini dishes, we opted to share the Baked Toblerone Cheesecake (Best. Decision. Ever.)Highly recommend making an excuse to visit!

Tempted to move to Ivinghoe, just to have this place nearby!Turned up after a New Year's Day walk - busy but a good vibe. Plenty of walkers and dogs. V efficient and friendly bar staff saw to it that we were served promptly. Good selection of well-kept local beers - big fan of Rebellion and Chiltern ales. Menu looked good - they even do Fish & Chips to go! Now looking for an excuse to head back on a "normal" day, and try the food.

Took my partner here after we had been several times for a drink. The food always looked amazing so we decided to book a table. Very clever people running this gem. Excellent value & quality. Great staff, very efficient , nothing is too much trouble. As a real ale drinker this pub is heavenly, all local ish beers.The weekend menu is limited & slightly different to the rest of the week. Sundays are big on traditional roasts. Also more vegetarian choice than meat,all written on a board . Everything freshly cooked & piping hot , couldn't fault it , they are a credit to the pub & restaurant business. Beautiful warm wood burner too. I would give this place 10 out of 10 no qualms. Best pub for miles!!!

Unfamiliar with the area, rather down and frozen stiff after a long trip across the country, we (dog included) went to The Rose & Crown for supper on a very cold evening. Instant transformation! We were cheerfully welcomed and directed to a table near the fire. The meal that followed was very good indeed. We shared an excellent baked camembert starter and went on to have different fish dishes - the sea bream with dauphinoise potatoes being particularly worthy of praise - absolutely delicious! The warm welcome, fine food and kindly service restored our morale big time. Thanks Folks at The Rose & Crown!

Really nice atmosphere in this friendly old pub.we had a great dinner and even the vegetarians were more than satisfied. Lots of chat with the locals

Visited for a pub lunch and was not disappointed. There is no car park so street parking is the order of the day. But once that's sorted you'll find this pub very welcoming with a homely feel.Beer was good and the sandwiches excellent with the choice of soup or chips to accompany which is a nice variation.Definitely go again.

We popped into here for a quick drink one lunch time and the food smelt amazing so we booked in for a meal on the Friday night. The pub has been transformed from how I used to know it, it's doubled in size and has a decent yard garden out the back. We sat in the main dining room on a tiny table, unfortunately right under a speaker and we were moved to a much better table. The menu is on a board by the door so there was a lot of people moving about to read that and we found, as there were no specials, the menu was a bit limiting. We shared a whitebait starter which was huge. I had the ravioli and my husband the sea bass and we shared a sticky toffee pudding. It was all decently cooked and obviously very popular, just not that exciting. Most of the menu I'd cook at home. They have a great beer and gin selection and we will probably go back for lunch sometime.

We usually come here and have the burger and chips as it’s 10/10 but forced ourselves to break away from tradition! When I thought it couldn’t get any better it does. It was sooooo yummy! Can’t wait to bring back more family and friends

We have recently moved to Pitstone and this gorgeous pub is fast becoming our local 'go to' place to eat and visit. We have taken various friends and family with us and I have to say the food is just fantastic! Freshly prepared, delicious and beautifully presented. A big well done to the chef! The staff are very welcoming and friendly. A great place to go!Thank you and we look forward to many more visits to your lovely pub!

Great place, good service. Exellent food and ales. Will definately visit again in the near future. Loved it.

Popped in for lunch today without booking. Pub was very busy with a group of cyclists and a couple of walking groups.

A delightful village pub with great atmosphere and delicious food. The menu was sensible in the number of choices but each of these were a level above normal pub food.

The Rose & Crown is hidden away down a back street, close to the centre of Ivinghoe and well signposted so it is not difficult to find. It's a cosy, traditional pub with two distinct areas around a single bar and a small courtyard for al fresco drinking. There are four handpumps with a good range of ales, some of which are from independent local breweries. The blackboard menu is imaginative and varies day to day, most meals priced at £11 with a few slightly more expensive items. I enjoyed an exceptionally good Kerala Fish Curry served with basmati rice. Staff here are welcoming and friendly. A very good pub, well worth a visit; for me it doesn't quite hit the heights needed for a 5 star rating but if halves were allowed I would happily give it four and a half stars.

Popped into The Rose and Crown a couple of times when doing long country hikes and love stopping off here. Good food, and good beers on offer. Service was good, and food arrived in appropriate time. Those with me meant we had a variety of dishes and everyone was happy with them. I'll continue to stop off here when hiking there.

Nice little place with beer garden. Just had a sandwich and a beer. Staff were friendly. Hope to return and try the hot lunches.

Having found this charming little pub, where the street parking is not easy, we were warmly greeted and sat in the courtyard garden.

Had a lovely lunch. All 13 of us enjoyed our meals. Food was excellent. Staff are very friendly and helpful.

We walked down from the Town & Country camp site for an afternoon drink - sadly we missed food, which stopped at 2pm, but we enjoyed their drink & some bar snack crisps.

We love this pub. We have been here on numerous occasions for a drink and have become friendly with the owner.

Superb food and great quality. All local and made to order. Had burger and was the best i have tasted for a long time

Whilst a fair walk from our home it is our local pub now most have closed. It is a friendly, homely pub - not a gastropub. There is always a good selection of ales on draft and a fair selection of wines. The menu is pretty good with usual pub staples and a few alternatives. Good selection of puddings if you are hungry and have space! Service is good. Can get very busy so probably best to book in advance.

A very happy and welcoming pub, the best i've been into in years. you can chat to the locals or have a private conversation without nosey people wanting to know your business.

Have been here quite a few times to eat, we have never been dissapointed. Good selection of ales too. Cosy, nicely refurbished old pub.

Have lived locally for years and have seen various changes at this pub. It's had its ups and downs but seems to have settled into a nice format now. If you have never been, the pub is quite small with 2 connected rooms and a courtyard at the back. The drinks selection is good and the beer is always in good condition. Food is very tasty with a small menu on a chalkboard. Ate there the other night and service was very good.

I'm in two minds. First off, it's a small pub but the food was excellent. Everyone raved about their Sunday roasts and I enjoyed a tasty ravioli.

We chose to go to this pub for a Sunday lunch including a 6 year old.;Wasn't particularly impressed when we walked in. Were given a table in the bar as the restaurant was full, though we had booked two days earlier. So that should have been a good sign.

Always a lovely welcome, good beer, good atmosphere and good food. Great selection of gins and good quality pub grub.

We had lunch here after a family walk. It was very welcoming even though we were pretty muddy. We enjoyed the menu choices. Would definitely recommend.

Such a lovely place to eat or to have just a drink. The atmosphere is great and the staff are very friendly.

Met a colleague as this was halfway between us. Thoroughly recommend. Owner, staff, beer, food, cleanliness, ambience - all excellent - well done. Great pub!

Dragons blood. The perfect Halloween beer 😊 Easy place to find. Just follow the brown signs. Great pub, nut just for beer, but is on the CAMRA guide.

We've eaten here several times now in the evenings and weekends and the food never lets you down. Great service and quality every time. In addition to the food it's just a really nice, clean cosy little pub with a good selection of beers as well as the "norm".

My husband & I booked at the last minute for a Sunday Lunch, at this friendly Pub. We were not disappointed, we had the chicken/beef roasts, with your usual sides & delicious cauliflower cheese. The staff were warm, welcoming & attentative. Puds are to die for too!will definitely return - keep up the good work guys!

Great Lunch here. Very friendly staff and delicious homemade food. I had Kerala fish curry and my companion had carbonara tagliatelle. Both were excellent. Ales were good too!

Everything about this pub was wonderful. We booked at the last minute and they were kind enough to squeeze us in. I’m so glad they did! We got an extremely friendly welcome and the food was outstanding, with a bill that came to far less than we would have expected from somewhere like this. We’d especially recommend the Camembert to start! Thank you for a really lovely evening.

Once through the door the publican gave us a warm welcome and we were immediately in the special atmosphere of this amazing pub transported to first class experience. Having booked a table for four for dinner, we chose our menus and were blown away by the home cooked food. Each dish was totally to die for, all freshly cooked (nothing out of a packet), totally delicious, flavours that lingered and beautifully presented. Don't let the traditional façade food you. If you're a foodie this venue should be at the top of your wish list.

Great Lunch here today, friendly staff and delicious homemade food. The baked Camembert shared starter was particularly worth a mention and the service was friendly too. Would recommend

We stayed in Ivinghoe for the week so the Rose and Crown was our local pub. The friendly staff, pleasant atmosphere and lovely food were well worth going back for. The roast beef for Sunday lunch was really nice, with plenty of vegetables on the side. The desserts were delicious and even the teenager enjoyed the food. Would recommend coming for a meal after climbing the Ivinghoe Beacon!

Stayed in the area for a few days and enjoyed a nice walk across the fields to this pub . Friendly staff ( and locals ) great food ( we had the fish and chips) will definitely recommend this pub for beers & food

What a gem of a pub. Quaint and cosy, friendly staff, great service, value for money and excellent food. We will definitely be back!

We had Sunday Lunch a few weeks ago, and went back last weekend to celebrate a friends birthday. The food, service, staff, even the locals are all wonderful, we have never felt so at home in a lovely cosy traditional style pub.. off the beaten track but well worth a visit...

Yummy food at a lovely pub in such a beautiful area. The roast was tasty and the right portion. It is worth the diversion off the A1

Stopped by for a drink and a sandwich. It came with soup as well. My friends had their sandies with chips.

Nice quaint pub with nice small beer garden. Some excellent food (ravioli was superb, chips with skin on delicious) but the battered fish was very disappointing with a thick soft oily batter and over cooked fish.

Food was good and service spot on. Menu is limited, but that’s probably not a bad thing. Nice decor with a great garden. I’d return if I was in the area.