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Add your review What a cracking little find this was. A sympathetically restored thatched period building with a well appointed bar in the reception area that sits snuggly next to the dining room. All of the old features such as the beams are on full view and act as a subtle division between the well spaced tables. The food was exceptional with the influence of the local countryside apparent. Hearty and gamey dishes complemented by a cracking wine list. Will definietly pop in again if I am in the area...
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