This is a traditional English country pub with a unique atmosphere, built in 1533 it is a grade 2 listed building, retaining many original features including an inglenook fireplace, with a log fire and a rich abundance of oak beams and Tudor brickwork. Apparently there are also plenty of spooky ghost stories to entertain you.

They offer an a la carte menu prepared from fresh local produce. The menu includes traditional favourites such as beef Wellington and sausage and mustard mash, they are also well known for their famous Ringlestone pies; they also have a selection of vegetarian options and a children's menu with healthy choices.

They feature a large selection of over thirty English fruit wines with flavours from apple and apricot to sloe and strawberry, they also stock a selection of liqueurs with chocolate a firm favourite.

You can dine in the older pub areas, the restaurant or the extensive landscaped gardens, which also feature a waterfall and fish pond and children's play area with climbing frame.