MANSFIELD WOODHOUSE.

A friendly popular stone pub dating from the 17th century. Always serving 6 ales, though only three of them guests. All are well kept and served, though ask for the sparkler off. There are two rooms here, a busy public bar with pool table and a much quieter lounge bar. Decor is traditional and seating is at tables and chairs. Mondays and Wednesdays are quiz night and it gets busy early. This pub has access for the disabled, but serves no food at all. Close to the railway station it has a real cider and a beer garden for the summer. No accommodation here.