Low ceilings with exposed beams characterise the the main bar in this old pub. At the front the windows have the arms of the Stamford's in stained glass while the low windows in the rear section of the bar are typical of old properties in the area. Where there were two rooms at the front, there is now only one, the other having been knocked through to create a larger more open bar. Five hand pumps on the bar in addition to Old Rosie cider. Good quality home-cooked meals are also on offer. The garden and smoking area are accessed down stairs and through a side door.
This Pub serves 3 changing beers and 2 regular beers.
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