Very busy and much awarded restaurant with good food. No bar or drinking area - beer from the cellar. Tucked away to the north of the village down a narrow lane. Built in 1642 it operated as a smallholding selling locally produced ale from its tiny cellar. Now Paul Clerehugh has, since 1989, turned this into a much sought after, and multi award-winning, fine food destination. Look out for the Midsomer red plaque. Music nights featuring well-known acts, are held regularly in a heated marquee connected to the pub.

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