Badger's Inn

Table of four for dinner Friday 1st sept 5.30pm. We couldn’t book via web because we wanted to book on the day, which the website doesn’t allow, so we emailed and they responded within minutes to confirm they had booked us a table. Modest sized car park and free spaces even though it was a Friday night. Excellent range of ciders kept in the cellar! Spoilt for choice with the menu, we decided on chicken wings/calamari/pork belly bites to start and home made pie/tofu Keebab/2 types of burger for mains. Food was very good, but the pork belly was a winner for me, maybe a tad salty (being picky!) but so tender and succulent, I will defo have this again next time! It got busier as the evening progressed but we were never cramped for space and staff remained on hand and provided a lovely service.

Very charming village pub, like stepping back in time 30 years before the big chains sunk their evil claws into the pub trade. Log fires, low beams, wooden floor and pump clips displayed all over the ceiling and beams, plenty of REAL beer to choose from and a good spirit selection....only thing missing was sawdust on the floor. Garden area was lovely especially under the hard shelter which was heated and had spare blankets to snuggle up in. Would definitely love to return for an evening

We had a delicious break on a longer journey here after lots of Googling to find a lunch spot. We were all very pleased with our choices, lovely, mild Thai curry and duck leg. Both men loved their cookie dessert and my Custard Eton mess version was lovely, but I realised it's nicer with fruit to cut through the sweetness for me!