The Old Thatched Inn is a cosy and comfortable country inn right at the heart of the picturesque village of Adstock and it dates back to the 18th century, so you can expect quite some history associated with it. The stark whitewashed walls stand in contrast to the warmth that the thatched roof exudes, but it is inside that the inn turns into a welcoming haven for those who love to linger over their pints and exchange stories with friends.

Starters from the à la carte include country game terrine with apricot and onion marmalade and toast followed by pan fried fresh Cornish cod fillet with mash potato and cockle and herb butter. For dessert, there's a bitter chocolate and cherry tart with candied orange peel and crème fraiche. To quench your thirst you could opt for something from the extensive wine list or maybe a fine ale, including Hook Norton and Timothy Taylor's Landlord.