The New Inn - Menu

We entered and left at the same time. It looks like a place of half death with a strong smell of old oil in the air.

Been many a times over the years and had just been to another function out the back... always had good service and food.

Great place with picnic benches if you got your own food, but they do also serve food. We were on bikes. Great place for a nice refreshing cool drink. They even allow Motorhomes to stay over night in there car park (PLEASE CALL AHEAD) limited space. Well worth a visit

Quaint pub with super friendly staff. Excellent food, no burger/pizza monotony, but really delicious handmade dishes. Also a good selection for vegans, far from fries and salad. The pies are perfect. In return for refreshments, there are several free parking spaces available for mobile homes.

It's insanely difficult to find a pub in this area that serves vege/vegan food you'd actually want to eat (most other pubs had one non meat option on its menu, a veggie lasagne with chips are you having a laugh? . I was delighted to visit The New Inn, where I had a DELICIOUS Sunday nut roast. I also note there was an equally tasty looking vege/vegan option risotto on the menu. Dessert was a bit overpriced for the small size, but also very, very tasty. Service was also great!

We booked the skittle alley for my mum's 81st birthday and upon arrival it was so cold. We asked for the heating to be turned on, to be told only 1 radiator was working. It went on for about half an hour and then went off. We were all sat in coats. Surely if your function room is booked you'd have it nice and warm before the guests arrived. There are plenty of plumbers in the area if you need one. The bar had no staff either so when we wanted a drink we had to use the main bar. We also thought the owner would have come in and said was everything ok but no. We found it most unwelcoming. The food was nice though.

After a stroll around the lovely village we decided to pop in for a drink and hopefully some chips. We had visited here a while back and was pleased so thought it would be the same this time around. Place was deserted when we got to the bar area we encountered two women just having a chat at the bar. I asked if it would be ok to sit and have some food in the back garden, they said no food. This was ok as was going to have a drink, we went and sat in the back nobody came out to us, we waited 15 minutes still nothing, nobody even checked. You would’ve thought they would’ve appreciated the custom giving how quiet it was, seems having a chat amongst staff members were more important. We went and...

After a stroll around the lovely village we decided to pop in for a drink and hopefully some chips. We had visited here a while back and was pleased so thought it would be the same this time around. Place was deserted when we got to the bar area we encountered two women just having a chat at the bar. I asked if it would be ok to sit and have some food in the back garden, they said no food. This was ok as was going to have a drink, we went and sat in the back nobody came out to us, we waited 15 minutes still nothing, nobody even checked. You would’ve thought they would’ve appreciated the custom giving how quiet it was, seems having a chat amongst staff members were more important. We went and...

It's a lovely looking public house. Prices are reasonable, and there are some free overnight parking spaces for motorhomes if you buy a meal or drink. The meals are average, they will suit basic requirements. It's a shame, another beautiful public house building. But the money has not been invested into the business side. You can feel the lack of investment, the staff are doing their best, but there is no feeling of community in the pub, just people passing through, which gave us an aire of tomorrow will be another day. The menu is high in expectations, but the food is mediocre. The New Inn is set in beautiful historic village and is on Park 4 night for motorhomes and Campervans. Whatever, i...