Visited 2nd September 2012.
Our third 'spoons of the day and we have all decided to get something to eat. This pub does allow children, so we all troop in, push a few tables together (not easy as it was very busy) and start looking at the Sunday roasts. Most of us opt for the roast beef and head off "en masse" to the bar to order and then return to our seats to choose again after being told they had run out of beef. A few minutes later and we are back at the bar but ordering the chicken roast where we had much better luck. We stayed longer than we expected, mainly because the food took quite a while to arrive but when it did it was fine. We then left and went and found a funfair, seriously, we'd just eaten...
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