The Tudor Rose  

The Tudor Rose is a free house and dates back to the 15th-century. It retains much of its original character and charm. There is an oak studded door which leads in to the pub and a small lobby lounge area and two bars, where real ale beers and informal bar meals are served. Ales on at the time were Woodfordes Wherry and Iceni Celtic Queen. The front bar has a high ceiling with beams and a large 'wheel' chandelier. The back bar has more room with benches around the edge - but it also has a juke box! Bar food is available here and is traditional and simple, but filling. Prices range from ?2.75 for soup to ?6.50 for scampi. The first floor restaurant is particularly striking with its exposed beams and whitewashed walls. You can order more extensive food (up to 9pm) here such as salmon, venison and steaks. Vegetarian meals available. No food Sunday evening. The restaurant is no smoking and sadly does not offer a way up for the disabled. Outside is a beer garden for the summer. Accommodation is available here, bedroom styles and sizes vary, but each room is well maintained and the more recently redecorated rooms look cheerful with their co-ordinated colour schemes. There are 13 en-suite rooms; single ?35-?40, double ?50 - ?65. Special Breaks available.

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