羊毛旅館(The Fleece Inn)

Our first visit to the Fleece & we decided it would be nice to do so during asparagus season.The lamb casserole that two of us had was disappointing & although the menu said it contained asparagus it was chopped so small that it could have been missed.The award winning pies ordered by the other two guests were fairly average & the side portion of asparagus was small & expensive.The sticky toffee pudding afterwards was very good but the Baileys bread & butter pudding,not so. A disappointing meal for the price we paid.The staff were friendly & service good though.It was my husbands birthday treat, so such a shame.

We ate lunch at the Fleece and the beef pies were amazing! We were running late for our booking due to road closures, when I called to explain they were very understanding and held our table. The pub is lovely with a cosy open fire and the manageress was really welcoming when we arrived, explaining lots of local beer options and food specials. Most friendly welcome I’ve had and the waitresses were also lovely. Definitely recommend.

Well I took it for granted that it would be a wonderful old building with great selection of well-kept beer beer, but we had also had some of the best pub food we've ever tasted. Service was very friendly and efficient, and with lovely open fires, it was just a fabulous place to spend an evening.

We called into The Fleece for some food whilst visiting friends and had a really great experience. Alex saw to it that we were very well looked after and her friendly and hospitable nature made the evening one to remember. She's a credit to the place! The food and atmosphere was awesome.

The Fleece Inn surpassed all expectations, not that we had much of an idea as to what to expect. A lovely, warm and engaging atmosphere - food was wonderful, staff were very friendly and attentive....extremely happy to recommend this quaint and very special pub. It appears they have a lot of activities, (live music, dancing etc) which obviously brings the community together - would love to return and experience some of these traditional events.

Out for lunch. Excellent old fashioned pub with lovelly staff. Nice beer and great menu. Both of us went for the drive age beef longhorn pie with veg and chips and gravy. The best pie that my wife and I have ever had. Pastry that melts with the gravy. Beef so tender and also extra gravy provided. Superb taste..love to know what the herbs were? Great menu but too full for a pudding but did share pigs in blankets in honey and mustard sauce as a pre meal nibble.the pie was totally enclosed in pastry-Superb. Fantastic, old and quirky pub and great, friendly staff!

Came for a drink to The Fleece as NT members . Made to feel very unwelcome by a member of staff as we we were not eating . Table in front of us marked as being reserved for 15.30 . Not offered to us . Asked if we could sit at a table that was just vacated at 14. 50 Only to be told that the table was booked from 1500 . Sat outside and really enjoyed it . Had a window that looked on to the seat that we we wanted to sit at for a drink that was supposedly booked and it was still empty at 15.30 when we left . Very disappointed .

Wonderful place. Perfect village pub. Beams, open fires, flagstone floors, ticking grandfather clocks (all showing different times, of course). I was half expecting Dick Turpin to walk in at any moment and warm his muddy boots by the fire. Will be back in Summer and stay two nights. Only (slight) minus is the shower in Master's Chamber. Difficult to adjust and keeps going from hot to FREEZING cold. Otherwise 5-Stars all round. Good beer, great food, nice friendly staff, and the double bed was warm and comfortable. A real tonic.

I’ll keep it short. Third visit, and took some friends with us, this pub never lets us down. Roaring fire, good selection of beers, excellent food, very friendly staff nothing seemed too much trouble, great value for money,10 out of 10!