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Two bar pub at the east end of the town. The left hand bar as you go in is the public bar, which is lively and popular with local characters, to the right is the lounge, which is more sedate. Live sport is available in both bars, and there is a very pleasant secluded beer garden to the rear with a covered area.
Built 1800 and retaining its basic layout of a central servery with bar left, lounge right but formerly three rooms. It appears to have bar fittings/layout not changed since 1950's/early 1960s but locals claim the last refit was in 1980! As you enter the door in front of you went originally to the off sales - now absorbed into the bar on the left. The public bar was two rooms but one since the changes with what looks like a 1950s bar counter, a 1950s part illuminated, glass shelves bar back and some old dado panelling. On the right the lounge has a distinct bar counter that looks to be from 1950s and similar bar back to the one in the public bar. Exposed stone walls; 'nautical' style bench seating with odd ventilation panels within the seat backs, beams and lots of clutter. This is a drinkers pub selling lots of traditional cider - the handpumps are disused.
Built 1800 and retaining its basic layout of a central servery with bar left, lounge right but formerly three rooms. It appears to have bar fittings/layout not changed since 1950's/early 1960s but locals claim the last refit was in 1980! As you enter the door in front of you went originally to the off sales - now absorbed into the bar on the left. The public bar was two rooms but one since the changes with what looks like a 1950s bar counter, a 1950s part illuminated, glass shelves bar back and some old dado panelling. On the right the lounge has a distinct bar counter that looks to be from 1950s and similar bar back to the one in the public bar. Exposed stone walls; 'nautical' style bench seating with odd ventilation panels within the seat backs, beams and lots of clutter. This is a drinkers pub selling lots of traditional cider - the handpumps are disused.
This Pub serves no changing beers and 2 regular beers.
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Sports TV
Live Music
Garden
Parking
Games
Smoking
Wi Fi
Real Ale
Real Cider
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