A real fisherman's hideaway in promising country, The Griffin Inn provides all that the roaming angler could need, whilst keeping faith with the local community, amongst whom can be numbered the Vicar, though he is probably fishing for a different kind of catch to the anglers. The place is full of old world charm of the structural variety too, the exterior clad in creeper. The menu changes daily and you can eat in the bar or the restaurant depending on your mood. Local produces features strongly and fish of the maritime variety comes hotfoot from Cornwall. Game in season features well and other dishes owe their origin to local producers. A sensible wine list takes in Europe and the New World, and for those with a good thirst the cellar contains some well-bred beers, with guest appearances.