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We met up with friends, have been here several times before. Food is nice and interesting, we meet on a Monday when it is quite and most other local places are closed. You have to pay to park your car but get the money back when you spend some money at the bar. It's a lovely village and so pretty walking along the canal towpath.

The pub itself is fantastic, beautiful setting, very clean and dog friendly, great selection of drinks and the food was excellent, probably the best burger I've ever had. Service was excellent and quick. All in all it finished off a fantastic sunny day on the canal. Highly recommended and we'll definitely be back soon and recommend to friends and family.

We were a family of 3 adults and a child, we entered the building and were asked if we’d booked, I apologised and said I didn’t realise I needed too, the waiter said it’s best too but today will be okay, they’re not busy, he then invited us to pick a table. The tables of four are a bit cramped, there was plenty of room so we sat down on some comfy seats set for six. The young waiter returned and asked us if we’d move just in case they get busy, I’ll add here the time was 2:30pm I looked around at all the empty tables a little surprised but we agreed without comment and decided we’d move to the outside seating which was all laid out in a larger seat setting. We had three different meals, they were all reasonable, the homemade kebab will leave you feeling hungry, there isn’t much on it for £15 three squares of chicken and two overly cooked Chorizo pieces but the other two dishes looked better and had a bit more to them. You’re paying for the location and setting which is lovely, the food menu has a nice choice but a little over priced, the staff could be a little friendlier, worth a visit but lots of room for improvement.