Yew Tree Inn Peterstow in Herefordshire, County of

The most delicious pizza ever and amazing chips Great service and a very reasonable price Definitely on the go back to list

Staying nearby for the weekend. Friendly welcome by the guys at the bar, pub was quite busy which is often a good sign! It’s only wood fired pizzas on menu but we knew that and we love pizza so not a problem 😀 Lovely pizzas and Greek salad, good value too. Their ciders and Perry really god too.

If you're looking for local beer and cider and great pizza with fab atmosphere this is the place. We shared the dragons breathe pizza with triple cooked chips and I had half a pint of a watermelon beer which was amazing tasted like a sherbet dibdab and my husband had two Hobson's.

We came for the Summer Soree Weekend. Honestly it was fab. Great music inside & out throughout the day & night. Booked in for the Cider Tasting which was insightful & well worth the extra few ££. Would recommend the Wine & Beer ones too… Oh and the food is epic. Homemade wood fired pizza & triple cooked chips and those Sunday Wraps are absolutely worth coming back for on their own. Staff were all friendly. Can’t rate this place highly enough!

Stayed here in the camping area at the back of the pub. Easy booking online. Hardstanding with EHU. Shower and toilets immaculate. Washing up area indoors and outdoors, grey waste and toilet waste. We decided to have a take - away from the pub. It was the most amazing stone baked pizza. Highly recommended and we would definitely return when in the area.

A stop off toward our destination for a pint and glass of wine. Bar staff all very welcoming along with a few of the locals. Offered us water for the dog which was nice. Just having some refurb done to the pub which looked great, definitely worth a stop if passing through, lots of choice with the ales too. Definitely visit again if passing by.

Though slightly shabby sheek on the inside, this pub has a wonderful atmosphere, is warm and welcoming and serves up great value food. The menu was along the lines of the the Monty Python Spam spam, span sketch only in this case it was burgers burgers burgers. They only sold Bergers on that particular night. Fortunately we both like burgers and they were exceptionally good!

We were staying locally one evening so booked a table at the yew tree for pizza night. Food was delicious and staff were friendly. Would recommend.

An absolute belter of a village Pub! We visited here last Friday evening as we were staying in the village for the weekend, they were serving freshly cooked pizzas all evening. we called ahead and placed our order. On arrival we were greeted by the Publican who took the time to tell us about the pub and the Cider farm associated with it. we had an opportunity to sample some of their many Ciders! We took a table in the bar and there were a wide selection of pub and board games to play whilst we were waiting for dinner. We didn't have to wait long because our pizzas arrived promptly and were delicious. Drinks and food were very reasonably priced and the atmosphere was just perfect. After dinner, Martin, the third generation Cider apple farmer treated us to a personal tour and talk in the Cider shop. We then walked off dinner with a stroll through the farm orchards. A cracking evening all round, good food, good cider and great hosts.

The man at the bar was so friendly and knowledgeable about the ciders available. Clearly a sweet family run business which we all would do well to support! The cider shop is second to none Shout out to Susie the cat who has a cider named after her. The menu looks great too but sadly no food is served on a Monday

Lovely local pub specialising in ciders even have a cider shop great staff and very friendly do a great burger tues and wed nights

We’ve been here a few times whilst camping on the orchard behind the pub. Customer service is always great, however the CPK pizza pop up really made our trip this time. The quality of the pizzas was fabulous and Jamie who runs CPK couldn’t have been more helpful! Delicious pizza and tasty cider - what a winning combo!

Lovely friendly pub that produces their own large range of ciders on the premises, made from apples gathered from their own orchard. Very helpful and knowledgeable staff who really know their products! They also serve fantastic homemade food on certain nights of the week. Highly recommended for people who appreciate 'proper' ciders and a great atmosphere!

Stayed on the campsite for a weekend in February, most other campsites are closed at that time of year so was great to find one that was open with facilities. We paid £44 for 2 nights on a hard standing pitch with EHU- 2 people and 2 dogs. The toilets and shower were immaculate. Only a 5 min drive to ross on wye town, we parked next to the river on the Saturday morning did a lovely walk along the river and into the town. It was a 6 nations weekend so was looking for a campsite with a pub near by to watch the game so this campsite was perfect for that, both games were being shown on the Friday (even though the England game wasn’t on until the Sunday) The pub was small but cosy and traditional, huge array of drinks (beers, coders and gin’s) on offer and reasonably priced. The pizza kitchen in the pub was awesome, top notch pizza! Overall, lovely campsite, great price, clean and great location with a fab pub. Would stay again!

Very warm welcome from the staff, nice pizza & delicious ice cream. Bar man explained wide range of beers & was very friendly & efficient. Pizza staff also very friendly & welcoming. Quite a long wait for the pizza but sincere apologies & thanked several times for our patience. Not sure the locals like outsiders, we were waiting at the bar for our table & a lady pushed in front of us. Not the best first impression but not the fault of the pub although they must have seen we had been waiting. Prices very reasonable. Huge range of beer & cider. Well worth a visit as long as you like pizza as nothing else on the menu.

Really lovely service and reasonably priced pizza - it was delicious and the highlight of our evening! Very large selection of ciders available. Definitely would return again if in the area.

We had a lovely visit to the campsite and pub! Friendly staff and delicious pizza. Definitely would come back!

We visited here for a drink only as it was a little too early for food as they only started serving at 3pm. The cider options were plentiful and the service was excellent. Would highly recommend if passing.

We went and had a couple of ciders and some pizza. Staff were really friendly and welcoming. They had a great selection of cider and they were very happy to make some suggestions from their range. Pizza was tasty and well priced. Would defiantly visit again.

Excellent little gem, beer is kept superbly and staff ever so helpful and friendly. Thank you Dylan and Martin for keeping us supplied with ale and cider. Thanks Jamie and Ciara for excellent pizzas can’t recommend them enough. We will certainly be back.

Very friendly pub, both the staff and customers. Beer is well looked after and the cider is locally brewed. Only food they do is sandwich

We spent a couple of nights here whilst fishing the local River Wye. Nice friendly pub with friendly locals and good beer and cider at very reasonable prices. Currently they aren’t doing food ( not sure why) but you can order a takeaway from the local takeaways and eat it in the pub we had pizzas from Dominosvery good.

Just about to book here again on the campsite and seen the information about no hot food in pub.So disappointed.This was one of the main reasons we choose this beautiful site.

Stopped here a couple of times whilst in the area. It's an unpretentious traditional country pub and a great range of local beers and real cider that's brewed on the premises. I've never eaten here, but the menu and food looked very good. The landlord and locals were also very friendly. I did enquire about camping on their campsite, but was put off by the price of £20 per night.

My partner and I stayed at the Yew Tree caravan site for a week. I used to live in Ross so I have known about this place for some time. The caravan facilities are excellent and clean, no complaints about that.The pub has a lovely atmosphere with wonderful staff who are happy to have a nice chat, the home cooked food is excellent as is the cider, which is brewed at Broome farm just a few yards away. If you like what you drink, then you can buy more to take home from the cider shop just behind the pubAll in all, a fantastic pub to go to, whether it be for lunch or staying for a week

Stayed here for 3 nights in a Motorhome. Some piches slope slightly grass and hard standing, some permanent vans EHU, Showers and toilets very clean. Bus stops just outside site, nice walks nearby. Food in pub excellent very helpful and friendly.

Went here for lunch and to buy some cider had a soup to start and then a ploughman’s both excellent. The range of ciders is excellent and reasonably priced. Will be back next time I’m in the area

The beer was good. It was off putting to see large England flags flying always wonder what statement that is making...but we didnt notice until we had paid 2 nights camping. The biggest disappointment was no evening meals... we must have hit lucky last time we camped here... they appear to serve meals on pie thursday and lunchtimes... camping area ok but noisy by the road and there was one child that never stopped shouting.. as we were hoping for pub food we prob wont come again as there are cheaper pub campings with food near by and hopefully better behaved children and less flags. The camping facilities are good and site is generally well kept but there was broken glass about.

This is a great pub, fabulous food, lovely helpful staff. Would definitely visit again. We sat in the garden.

Friendly service and really good food, portion size generous. Price good. Best meal we had out all week.

The menu choice was very limited but what we selected was very good and large portions. The food was well cooked and really enjoyable. There is a good choice of beers and even more of cider. This is a nice old fashioned pub.

My family have been going here for years, with great food at really reasonable prices. The pub is owned by Ross on Wye Cider and Perry company who have a little cider shop on site. I couldn't recommend this place enough.

Sunday lunch in the garden. Bargain bookstall there too. Good real ale selection and bargain cider. Good value food.

Popped in for a quick lunch. Staff friendly and efficient, had the special - Beef and Guiness pie, all freshly made and generous portion. You have to try the cider and perry it's excellent. All very good value. If I lived in the area this would be my local.

This is a lovely pub with a cosy log burner burning brightly in winter. The cider and home-cooked food is all local and tastes terrific. There is an opportunity to buy cider in the cider shop to the rear of the pub.

We were at Ross on Wye Cider and Perry for cider tasting with cider maker Albert and at Yew Tree Inn Peterstow, for lunch. The wonderful variety of fine ciders stand out as among the very best in the region and definitely gives you good examples of what cider is about. Their dedication to the craft and philosophy of bringing out the interesting taste variation of the apples from their orchards is nothing else but fascinating and teaches you a lot that you probably didn’t know about the topic.

Just attended for the 2nd year with a 20person Christmas Menu Lunch party - and this venue did us proud. Not a single grumble - verbal or stomach ! Fantastic food/incredible service - all delivered with smiles and kind words. Get in early - not a Sprout in sight !

Visited this lovely little pub last night and immediately felt the warmth from staff.

what a lovely little gem this place is, cider farm, with a lovely little friendly pub on site that still looks like pubs use to 100 years ago.

Just returned from a two night stay at the Yew Tree and would heartily recommend it to anyone in a camper van. £20 per night with hook up in a small well kept site at the back of the pub. Shower blocks & Toilets immaculate & quite modern delightful small local pub serving the best homemade meals (great portions) at a good reasonable price. Cider shop on site with fantastic local ciders. Quiet, rural location, adult only & dog friendly. Staff went out of there way to be helpful which was the cherry on top!

We ate at lunchtime and sat in the large, pleasant beer garden. The Ploughman’s (vegetarian, there is a version with ham for meat eaters) and burger were very good, freshly prepared and including fruit cake, which I haven’t seen for many years, and a delicious home made style courgette chutney. There is also local apple juice, again delicious, and cider/perry, which we didn’t try on this occasion.

Such a wonderful experience camping here on Broome Farm, Mike the owner was simply a fantastic bloke, made us so welcome. The Cider is to die for my fave was headless man. The food was home cooked and delicious and great portion's. All the staff were so knowledgeable about the ciders. The Walk to the Yew Tree from the campsite, took around 15mins through the beautiful orchard and was blissful. Such a lovely weekend relaxing here didn't want to go home ;-(, Thank you the Yew Tree and Broome Farm amazing place.

A great choice of freshly prepared dishes. Generous portions and all washed down with their own brew ciders or a choice of real ales. Great value for money. Who could ask for more?

Just a stone's throw away from the beautiful orchards of Ross-on-Wye Cider and Perry, this old pub has plenty of character. From the fantastic ciders and ales, to the delicious home made food it is certainly worth a detour! Relax in the pub garden, have a walk through the orchards or sit inside and enjoy the amazing drinks with the locals. Live music on regularly and the pricing is the sale of the century. Next door is the cider shop where you can buy any cider or perry you could ever think of, and more.. Just of the A49 between Ross and Hereford. Whatever the weather, it's superb!

Decided to try this pub whilst staying locally on a short break. Pie & a pint night and the food was excellent. Home cooked and plenty of it. We both had fish pie which was delicious and the locally produced cider went down very well!

Homemade food good real ale ( in a cider pub ) friendly service and realistic prices. No airs and graces just a regular value for money proper pub Will be a regular visitor

found out about this pub while staying in the area went to buy cider to bring home to chester went in on Thursday met mark who recommended some great ciders went back Friday night food good choice and home cooked and guess what more cider and perry to take home thank you all at the yew tree

Called in for half a pint of the locally produced cider.The pub is old and in need of a little TLC, but it has a real old fashioned atmospher which is missing in many pubs these days.

Visited this pub which belonged to my great grandfather many years ago. I introduced myself to Phil who was serving behind the bar who new who my grandfather was, due to him being a very colourfull character which is well documented in the pubs ancient history. This pub is an unspoilt ancient inn which has survived time and provides excellent food & many ciders & ales . I would highly recommend this public house it just speaks for itself look at the reviews. I will definitley be back when next in the area .

Spent 4 days at the campsite, which was great. Facilities were exceptionally clean and modern. We had lunch at the pub twice and I would recommended it. Staff were very helpful and friendly, nothing was too much trouble. Food was home made unlike many establishments, very tasty, reasonably priced and very generous portion size! Range of cider on offer all made locally. Great pub, can't wait to return.

Came here two days in a row. The first with some friends for lunch, then with family for the cream tea. This pub is everything a good country pub should be - welcoming and friendly, with good home cooked food and a good choice of beer plus their own ciders. Good to see they provide a venue for live music.

I was so disappointed today. This used to be such a lovely pub with friendly staff, lovely atmosphere and excellent food. What has happened? We had none of the above today so we won't be going again.

My daughter and I popped in for a Sunday lunch. Food was no nonsense home cooked food..chicken and ham pie, cauliflower cheese... draft beer was good and very friendly service. There is also a farm shop selling cider grown and brewed on the farm. Great Spot.

Having booked a holiday near Ross on Wye with friends I went on the internet to find a pub for us to meet up. What a good choice it was. We were met by friendly staff who treated all the customers including us as though we were old friends. When our friends arrived we all chose the Cider Ham, Egg and Chips which was really tasty and thoroughly enjoyed by all of us. We left in happy mood with full stomachs, the perfect start to our holiday. Thank you Yew Tree Inn

Just eaten here as a group of 8 for pie and pint. We prebooked and pleased we did as it soon became very busy.

Ate here at lunchtime on Thursday. We were greeted warmly and got a table next to the fire.

We stayed on the small campsite attached to this pub. We ate at the restaurant. The food was delicious cannot think of anything to moan about. The serving times for food are limited so I would suggest that you get there early to get a table. The menu is varied and they cook fresh local produce. The staff are really helpful and very friendly as are the locals.

Have just had the most lovely home cooked Sunday lunch , with my family at the yew tree inn, will not be our last visit , be advised keep room for a sweet super home baked not too be missed , staff mega busy but nothing too much trouble thank you all

Snowed in , no chance of getting the car out

We were staying nearby and went here for Sunday lunch. They were so friendly and catered for our vegetarian and vegan diets, making vegetable dishes specially for my husband. We didn't need to go out for dinner it was so filling! Instead we returned to have drinks here in the evening, fantastic local cider and perry. Would definitely recommend and visit again.

Proper home cooked food - absolutely delicious.The puddings are particulary memorable - for al the right reasons

We had heard that this was a Camra pub so visited at lunch whilst in the area. Nice little country...

We met friends for an informal lunch at The Yew tree. It is a real local pub, not pretentious, local...

Today 14 hale and hearty ex-teachers descended upon the Yew Tree for a lunchtime meal. The food served was of...

A unique pub in many ways. Great pub with A1 ciders and beers and food. Combined with lovely small campsite...

Fun fun fun quizz. Complimentary culinary delights at half time. Great quizz master and friendly staff. What a great local,...

Really great for Sunday Lunch and the pubs was really friendly.So good we are going there with friends on Saturday.

Wonderful food, cider and a very warm welcome. Highly recommend a visit and excellent cider shop attached.

A superb country local with a cider shop attached. Very friendly and welcoming and the food was exceptional - possibly the best ham and eggs ever (the ham is home cooked in local cider). Worth a special journey.

This week we went to The Yew Tree I had heard it was good and it certainly was ginger had the ham egg and chips me and lanky had sausage and mash good service and very good cider we will be back.

Just been for second pie night.

Popped in for Sunday lunch and the food was fantastic. Roast lamb with lots of various vegetables followed up with apple and blackberry crumble.

We went here based on excellent TripAdvisor reviews as a stop on a long drive. We were absolutely not disappointed. The food is simple, but brilliantly executed - all home cooked with care, which really shows. The portions were also very generous, the only regret was that we didn't have room for pudding.

Visited a couple of times on Wednesday evening for pie and drink for £11 offer.Great homemade pie and decent size slice! Interesting choice and different pies on each visit, with gluten free option available. Real ales and good choice of locally made cider mainly in bottles though. Outside first time and inside recently which was cosy and pleasant. Last orders 8pm which is a bit early for some.

Yes, Pubs are public houses: they provide stools not just tables, a welcome, real wood fires allow chats with people who hardly met before, and also, food, drinks. Home made food, vegetarians catered for with no fuss, kindness all around and thank you so much to people working there and owning it. So many pubs becomes restaurants but this put offers it all, dart nights, still Quiz night, it provides a centre to the community. God Bless the Yew Tree Inn. ;)

Pub très sympathique et accueillant avec une grande variété de bières et de cidres à déguster. La nourriture est excellente aussi.Je recommande tout particulièrement le Paté au Maquereau et le Ploughman's plate.

We called in for lunch and had the best Ploughman's we have ever had. The service was fantastic and the various ciders were out of this world. Will certainly be returning asap!

Just returned from a night's stay here. The campsite was great, with very clean toilets and washing-up fascilities. The pub itself is very friendly. We were lucky to see some visiting musicians from Germany, which was an added bonus, and met some fun guys too. Dog friendly, great home-cooked food, friendly staff and customers. We will definitely be going back.

Good choice of farm cider and fresh apple juice. A couple of draught real ales. Menu not vast but food chosen by our family of 8 was superb. Cider baked ham, egg and chips, 3 inch deep wedge of home made cauliflower cheese and pickle tart with a rich buttery mustard grain pastry, cheese and ham ploughmans with homemade pickles. Herbs and peas shoots in the salad served with the mains. Great home cooking with local produce.

We recently ate lunch here. We loved the pub. The landlord chatted about the cider, (some of which we bought to take home before we left). The draught cider was very drinkable and our ploughman's lunches were delicious with many welcome home made additions. The cider cake worked really well with it. Give them a visit if you are in the area. Make a detour if not!

Lovely local pub, with really friendly staff. Loved sampling the cider they had on special (chafed them every night) and all the specials available for £2.50 a bottle. Bargain! A variety of proper sausages and mash, really good value and when we ordered the treacle tart it was massive! A lovely evening, just a short walk through the orchard from Broome Farm guest house where we were staying (the farm where all the Ross On Wye cider is made.)

Awesomely massive ploughman's lunch topped off with a locally brewed cider from the Ross-on-Wye Cider & Perry Company who have an on-site shop.Recommended.

We had lunch here with friends and really enjoyed the down to earth pub surroundings and the good quality food. Nothing fancy but generous portions, plenty of flavour and excellent service.

Another pleasant evening spent at the Yew Tree with some gorgeous Cider cooked ham, eggs and chips, followed by the very sherry trifle. Absolutely superb food. Hilary has never lost her touch and going back to 1985 when we stayed at Broome Farm for a holiday, but yet to try her Old English Syllabub since. The cider is wonderful, and the pale ale is also very good. Each time we visit this establishment we notice improvements all the time, as Mike and his team improve the building and its surroundings. The car park was a vast improvement this time. We will be back !!!!!

Stayed in the campsite attached to the pub that itself was fantastic brand new showers /toilets hardstanding with hookup.Pub really welcoming very dog friendly and fantastic home cooked food lucky enough to stay on a Wednesday Pie and pint night.Local farm grows fruit and produces a varied range of ciders all available from onsite shop. Bus stop right outside. Will be back !

Absolutely love this place. We try to visit Peterstow at least once a year. We always stay at Broome farm which is also an excellent place to stay. The food at the Yew Tree is excellent, firstly great value for money, huge size portions and it's all freshly cooked to order, staff are always friendly and very helpful and the pub has a cosy feel and you are always made to feel very welcome. The cider shop is a must to visit and we always leave with a full boot to keep us going until the next visit which I hope won't be to long away, see you all again soon xx

Stopped for a Sunday roast and boy it's a whopper and not just loaded up with veg. Everything is cooked well and a nice jug of gravy. Great select of puddings with custard. Finally a pudding selection with out a default of ice cream. The staff were warm and friendly and like any good local should be. The cider barn is a must and to find locally produced cider is great, not something you can find in your local high street.

We stayed at Brooke farmhouse B&B for two nights and we had our dinner at Yew tree every evening, the food was superb and big portion. Most of food were home made, we had homemade sausages which was very delicious. The night before we had home made pie, The pub had big variations of cider, beer and drinks, most of people who went there were local, they are very friendly and we had good chat.

Friendly welcoming staff. We had the the courgette and cheese flan and the beetroot and cheese pie, both hearty and tasty with a good variety of salad, good value and recommended, will be returning to try the other vegetarian items on the menu

Fabulous country hostelry with ample space for our camper van with great beers and fantastic cider made from their own Apple and pear orchards and the utmost in traditional pub food. You will struggle to find better.

I had lunch here recently and was most impressed with the whole experience. The ham, egg and chips was excellent (ham cooked in cider of course) and the cider was just as it should be; still, flavoursome and dry as a bone.I also went to the shop at the back of the pub and tasted few more ciders which were available for off-sides...of course I couldn't resist and came away with a couple of very nice examples.If you like real cider and simple, honest country pubs you really must come here - its worth going out of your way for.

Definitely a locals pub , with decor best described as rustic but a warm welcome for all We had the pie and pint deal which was worth every penny,reduction in price given if soft drinks preferred Note for first timers get there early on pie night as was crowded at 630Ordering is done at the bar and was bit chaotic but food and staff made up for that minor inconvenience

I stopped in here for a ploughmans lunch and was delighted to find the place was like pubs used to be, my ploughmans had chunks of bread and cheese, plus big pickled onions, an apple and a decent salad, local ham is included if you eat meat, as is a piece of delicious Xmas cake ... NOT served on a piece of slate, etc but a plate The bar is well kept, the bar staff very friendly and accommodating, as it was cold I ended up having a hot mug of herbal tea, nothing seems to be too muchThe choice of cider is possibly the best in the country, most are stored in an outbuilding, there are so many, if you like cider get someone to drive you hereI now make a point of calling in here if I'm within 15 miles just for the lunch and the company

We walked to the pub as it was near to my friends house, where I was staying. There is ample car parking off the road. We were given a warm cheerful welcome when we walked in.We were there kn a Wednesday evening, their 'pie and a pint for a tenner' night, what good value for money. There was a selection of draught cider, beer or lager available. There were three choices, including one vegetarian. I ordered the cottage pie, it came served by more friendly staff. My plate was full, the pie was served with julienne strips of fresh carrotts and courgettes. I had a job to eat t all, but as it was so good I wasn't going to leave any. There were about five home made puddings, including a fruit crumble, sticky toffee, and a delicious chocolate mousse laced with brandy. I couldn't quite finish the chocolate mousse, it was luxurious, but beat me! A dessert added only four pounds to the bill, again such good value for money. We left to a cheerful goodbye and promised we'd be back. Soon.If you're looking for good, simple home made food then this is the place to go.

First time to the Yew Tree, and it won't be our last. We were greeted with a welcoming friendly atmosphere. The kitchen serve good portions of excellent and well presented food. I had a scrumptious 'lamb and apricot Moroccan pie' made with the best homemade pastry I've had for years, followed by a mouth watering 'creme caramel'. All the food is fresh and made on the premises, We were a party of four, and everyone was impressed. I would recommend this restaurant if you are visiting the Ross-on-wye area, but make sure you are early as service starts at 6pm and the tables fill up quickly (plus you can't reserve unless you are a group of 8+)!

Wednesday Night ~ Pie & a PintYou have to get there early on a Wednesday Night to get the full selection of 'Pies' on offer, but you still won't be disappointed with the quality of the (homemade) mouth watering fare thats available. The locals know to get there early; if it patronised and supported by the local population, you know you can be sure of a good treat. The pub is small and welcoming to strangers abound, and if you are a cider conousare (you are in for treat also), as all the cider is produced on the landlords very own orchard at Broome farm. Excellent value and great food!!

Great selection of beer and cider. Lunch menu not huge but enough to choose from and it was all freshly prepared. We were all delighted with our choices which were well thought out and presented..very friendly. Highly recommended and will visit again.

Such a great pub. The staff are so friendly & accommodating. Always a great selection of beers on tap & the infamous award winning ciders. Last night I had the most delicious haddock & prawn pie. It came with roast butternut squash, peppers & fennel all perfectly cooked. It's simple food done very very well. One of my favourite things about this pub is how welcoming it is to all including your furry friends. Great atmosphere & come a Friday night, great music. Looking forward to the next acoustic session this Sunday.

What a great pub.Lovely staff, very friendly and welcoming. Dog friendly. Great beers. Award winning ciders. Beautiful apple juice for the non drinkers. All locally produced. Just had the most amazing Moroccan lamb and apricot pie.Truly stunning. Lovely roast veggies and new pots.Veggie partner had spinach and ricotta. Equally stunning. Choice of pies. 2 veggie options tonight.Great value.Highly recommended. Make sure you get there early as understandably very popular. Well done all concerned!! Thanks for a super evening.

Drink I don't - eat I do ! You won't be disappointed if you enjoy good beer,VERY LOCAL cider - or anything else I suspect. Food will definitely not disappoint in quality or variety.Lovely welcome, very accommodating to fussy eaters - nothing seems too much trouble - and they even do a doggie bag if so desired !V.busy when we visited at mid-week lunchtime - and lots of clean plates ......