The Shoulder Of Mutton

Good beers and snacks. Fantastic pizza. Price per person: £10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Take your money elsewhere . Dreadful food service Dietary restrictions: Stay away Price per person: £60–70 Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

Lovely pub garden...really idyllic. shame pizzas only available on Thurs to Sun as we would have loved to have stayed all evening Price per person: £1–10 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

This local pub offers a truly authentic experience with delicious pizza, excellent ales, and a fantastic atmosphere. Highly recommended for couples and families alike. The food, service, and atmosphere all receive top marks: 5 out of 5.

Great to see the pub back in action and supported by an enthusiastic local community; lovely place to be on a summer’s evening with pizza served Thursday to Sunday. Parking: Loads Price per person: £10–20 Recommended dishes: Veg Spicy Pizza Parking space: Plenty of parking Parking options: Free parking lot

This place is a hidden treasure. A 600-year-old pub situated near the village church, with a staff that is welcoming and serves great beer and amazingly delicious pizza. It maintains its authentic pub atmosphere and has not been transformed into a restaurant or trendy gastropub. The pizza is made fresh from a van in the beautiful garden, making it a truly exceptional pub experience. I highly recommend it.

The pizza, sausages, and burgers with salads at this restaurant are incredibly fresh and delicious. They also have a great selection of beers that are well-maintained. The bar rooms have a lot of character, and the garden space is lovely. The average cost per person is £10-20. Overall, the food, service, and atmosphere all receive top marks. I highly recommend trying the Veg Spicy Pizza and Garlic Bread with Pesto.

One of dying breed. Nice country pub, firebin wintwr, lovely beer garden in summer, free house choice of beers and ales with standard favourites plus some nice rotations... and without the usual chain dross. Nice quirk of having a wood fired pizza oven in the garden offering really tasty 'made to order ' rather than 'hauled from freezer ' pizzas. Kid-friendliness: Occassional flurry of youngsters have space to roam and are catered for with consideration.

First time in a couple of decades that I’ve been able to stop off and try this place that has looked interesting but not quite tested my curiosity enough. Today there a parking space at the side of the road, the doors were open and there people scattered around part of the visible garden and evidence of an enthusiast filming a trad folk or dance group near the top of the beer garden. Mid afternoon the first rooms I entered to the small but well stocked bar were empty but quickly a trail of customer with group orders. I bought a bottle of Crabbes steeped alcoholic steeped ginger beer £5.50. Got sight of the varied enticing eat in or takeaway pizza menu which on a Sunday is served till 7. Was...