The Village Inn

we recently and a family celebration here, the pub side was very nice, staff very friendly and helpfull, however, sorry to say that the restaurant really lets everything down, the food was served by one person, there were about thirty of us! food was nothing special, some of our meals were served cold when the should have been hot! we were not offered any additional drinks, and when my profitteroles were served they had been microwaved, some exploded with hot milky cream while others were still frozen solid. sorry but for such a nice setting food and service were naff :(

Recently refurbished, this friendly pub is situated on a prime corner plot and has ample parking space at the rear, as well as a beer garden. Previously known as a bit of a ‘rough ‘n’ ready’ pub, this establishment has gone decidedly upmarket and has splashed the cash on expensive designer leather sofas and a huge purple pool table.
The usual drinks — good selection of beers, wines and spirits — are available, with seasonal faves like a chilled jug of Pimms for £12, which you can share with friends. On the downside however, although there is a stylish restaurant, which offers a good selection of meat and veggie dishes and fresh salads, service finishes far too early and there are no bar nibbles (crisps or nuts) available!