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Real
Ales on Tap:
Jennings Cumberland Ale
Jennings Mild
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Nearest
Accommodation:
Here
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This delightful little
whitewashed country pub is a free house and is situated down the end of a network of
narrow lanes. In the midst of a tiny village with countryside all around, this building
dates back to the 17th century. This is mirrored inside where you can find big stone
fireplaces you can stand in, plenty of oak beams and wooden benches to sit on. This gives
it a real character and a relaxing atmosphere. The pub has several rooms all
interconnected, which can be good for secret meetings as they are lit low. There is also a
profusion of brass and copper, but we don't talk about that. Beers on at the time were
Jennings Cumberland Ale, Jennings Mild, and Theakstons Best. Food is served 12-2 &
7-9.30. the food draws people from all around and caters for all tastes. For example:
Curry @ £5.25, oyster pie @ £5.50, pork calypso @ £5.75. there are specials as well.
For there is also a restaurant for those who prefer the atmosphere and this is open for
the same times as bar food. Accommodation is
available in sumptuously furnished rooms and they have a four-poster bed! Prices are
between £58-£72 for a single and £65-£95 for a double, but well worth the cost.
You will need to check for out of season opening times.
| Additional Notes: |
I visited the other day and
you were closed for no apparent reason it is not the first time what kind
of way is that to run a business? (Elizabeth) |
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Excellent meal (Curry) ,Ale
& accommodation. (18/1/05) |
  
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