We’ve accompanied our humans to this traditional, low-ceilinged pub several times. Being closer to the floor, we find ceiling height less pressing than where we’re allowed to settle.
Dogs are welcome around the bar, but the main restaurant room is reserved for humans. The welcome was friendly, although the limited dog-friendly tables can make settling down a little awkward. We recommend our humans mention us when booking. We dislike administrative surprises.
Outside, there’s a good-sized, partially covered terrace at the back, plus pavement seating—useful alternatives when the indoor arrangements feel a little snug. Water is available on request, so do remind your humans to order something for everyone.
Our humans found the food fine and fairly priced, with service that could be a little mixed. The atmosphere was lively but comfortable: somewhere we’d happily consider when nearby, rather than redirect an entire adventure.