David Bell (21 April 2006)

Heaven on earth is how I would describe this shrine to fabulous food, real ales and world class atmosphere. Never have I been to a place I have enjoyed so much. Please don't let it get "discovered".

Nick Holland (28 June 2004)

Okay, I may be a bit biased as this is my local and my favourite pub in the area and the food is generally outstanding. The 'Pant' is an old country house with all the charm you'd expect, the beer is good, with regulars such as Timothy Taylors Landlord, and local brews such as Plassey. There are always four or five real ales available, and the range of Whiskies caters for even the most discerning of tastes. The food is also very good, but as with all places with a reputation book to avoid disappointment. The Pant is best enjoyed on a sunny summer’s afternoon in its huge beer garden with a jug of the Landlords, or bottle Chilean Red. For the winter visitor the fire's are always well stocked with big logs.

My partner and recently visited again for one of our lazy Sunday evenings and enjoyed the Tomato and Oregano soup, the Chicken terrine with red onion marmalade, followed by the Welsh black rump steak with tarragon butter and leg of lamb in a garlic and mint gravy. The meal went down really well as usual and we relaxed in the evening sun with another bottle of house red.

Well worth a visit if you are near, and if not travel to find it!