"The Plume of Feathers"

This pub is a "real peach" of a find.   It's Elizabethan origins and fine ales complement one another to create an ambiance that sooths away daily stress's until leaving time. 

A tastefully integrated restaurant toward the rear of the premises, away from the bar area, adds to the overall "class" of this establishment. Eating area / restaurant at rear with outside seating next to road.

This does appear to be a friendly, welcoming hostelry which is well worth a visit for all the right reasons.  Cromwell stayed here in October 1645.

Ales available:-  Green King Abbot Ale,  Ruddles, & various lagers and cider, etc.