Twenty Ten

It doesn't look like a pub, but don't be put off - it's not a trendy yoof bar. It has several Camra awards for its real ales, of which there are usually at least 4 available on hand pump, plus many more craft ales and others delivered electrically or bottled. Its clientele is pleasantly mixed, young and old, visitors and locals, and the pies are great! If there's a big game on the TV it gets noisier, but it's still a great place for a drink by yourself or with friends. The new young landlord is committed to keeping its atmosphere and reputation, so give it a go. Dog friendly. Check opening hours before visiting, they are reliably regular but sometimes don't start until 3pm.

Nice variety of beer that changes. Cask and keg lines of craft beer but also keg lines of more commercial beer that you find in most pubs. Nice section of snacks. The only thing i would say is that it looks like it needs a bit of TLC like the ladies bathroom the dryer didn't work and trying to close the door to the loo was difficult amd the TV showing the beer that previously worked isn't now and trying to see the lines of beer was difficult. However the staff were helpful in going through what they had on. But these things are minor the beer was great and the atmosphere was welcoming.