This was a corner pub in the
heart of a busy village. The bar is built into a corner too; and the pub is
divided into two sections through the corner. There’s plenty of round tables
for group seating; which we took advantage of to hang our wet coats on the
chairs. The main bar was left for the locals to be a bit more intimate. The
atmosphere was very quiet for a late afternoon but they sell themselves as a
music pub during weekends; though what the reaction is to the guests of the
hotel is unknown. The beer was good; not inspiring but it was local to the area
and it was very welcome after trudging through the moors during a hailstorm. The
lighting is quite bright; especially at the bar area. They’re very enterprising
with their social media; no sooner than I’d checked us in on Facebook did I
receive a comment from themselves suggesting I order something from the
kitchen! A shame that they didn't come out and engage with us in person.
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