Twenty Churchwardens

Adult family group enjoyed another properly home cooked meal. Good choice of puddings too made with care. Good Adnams beer on tap and wine too.

Great food and great ambiance. Such a lovely atmosphere in this little country pub. It’s so quaint and oldie worldy. Most certainly worth a visit.

We found this pub after visiting the excellent water gardens at nearby Gooderstone. It is simply a real gem of a country pub. Real ale, real cooked food, real warm welcome, dog friendly. Proper home cooked pies with a real crust. Well worth seeking out! Voir le carte

Called in for a pint, this pub is very very rare in today’s society. The decor is traditionally tasteful to the old school. Let’s put it another way no pomp and ceremony if you get my meaning. To the traditional pub connoisseur this pub is a must. The beer is excellent and the food being served smelt wonderful and plenty. Worth tracking down.

An interesting pub for lunch. Looks like it's seen better days but a very friendly English country pub. We called in prior to visiting Oxburgh Hall owned by The National; Trust. The steak and mushroom pie was sublime. Homemade and served with FRESH vegetables and a sauce boat of gravy (Bisto?! . Followed up with a brilliant spotted dick and custard (last time I had that I was probably still at school!! . All washed down with an excellent pint of Ghost Ship

Utterly charming pub. Local customers and discerning visitors.. Food served is home cooked and a genuine in-house selection. Good beer choice if you only want drinks. We came this time for Sunday lunch, roast and pudding, and enjoyed a freshly and properly cooked joint of beef. It was carved to order for individual portions. Outstanding value with friendly, unhurried service. So nice to renew acquaintance with Daisy, the blind terrier, who is the most welcoming of the Landlady's staff. Voir le carte

I recently returned to this restaurant with friends. We tried the Scampi, Churchwardens pie, and Poached trout, all of which were delicious. One great thing about this place is that it is dog friendly - we had a great time interacting with the laid back Labs and resident Daisy. The Landlady informed us that Daisy is on a specialized diet due to her age and kindly asked us not to feed her. They offer a selection of drinks including Aspels Cider, Ghost Ship, and Mild. I am already excited for my next visit.

Having read reviews and encouraged by ratings we decided to call in for lunch. On opening the door our nostrils were filled with the aroma of stale cooking oil. There were a handful, if that, of what we presumed to be locals in the bar area but no one in the dining area. With ratings as good as we’d read about you’d have thought someone would be visiting for lunch. Specials of the day and menu backed up the source of the aromas. It was very heavy on the fried options and nothing imaginative. Sorry guys but first impressions count. Suffice to say we did not stay.

We stopped by this charming pub on our way back from a nearby attraction. We were greeted with a warm and friendly welcome. Even though our old dog was in a pram, he was welcomed inside and got to meet the resident dog, Alice. The pub was set to close at 3:00, but the staff assured us we wouldn't be kicked out right at closing time. We made sure to leave by 3 out of respect. The staff and locals were incredibly friendly and welcoming, and were very knowledgeable about the pub's history. We will definitely visit again when we are in the area. The menu looked fantastic and my husband was already planning what he would order if we lived closer. They had a good selection of drinks and the pub wa... Voir le carte