4.3/5

(1,179 reviews)

Dating back to 1728, the inn was built near the Toll Gate and was originally known as the Sign of the Gate. The first landlord was Richard Howard, who also collected the tolls and was a trained tallow

A country pub oozing rural charm and rustic character, our picturesque surroundings provide the perfect backdrop for savouring the hearty, seasonal pub-food on our menu, and the carefully nurtured cask ales and fine wines gracing our bar.

4.3/5

(1,497 reviews)

The inn dates back to Victorian times, and it is believed that the Robin Hood first came to being in 1884. Many years ago, salt workers from Droitwich Spa and Stoke Prior used to frequent the Robin Ho

4.3/5

(1,491 reviews)

Originally named the Fox and Hounds, this pub restaurant used to be run by the Smith family during the late 19th Century. Although by 1894 it was only the father, William and his son, Arthur who were

4.4/5

(998 reviews)

The history of The Sovereign goes back over 160 years to the reign of King George IV when a local entrepreneur, Seth Senior built a brewery on the site in 1829. Legend has it the business was started

4.4/5

(1,258 reviews)

Reportedly one of the oldest buildings in Rolleston, The Spread Eagle was established in the 16th Century. Situated on the main bridge at Rolleston, the building has been used as a schoolhouse and a v

4.0/5

(853 reviews)

Prominently situated on Hatfield Road and easily accessible from Hatfield and St. Albans, The Three Horseshoes is in the ideal location to escape the busier towns of the South East and relax in a trad

4.1/5

(816 reviews)

Built in the early 19th Century, The Three Jolly Wheelers originally relied heavily on the tourist trade. A photograph of the inn taken in 1906 shows that the inn used to hire out horses and traps - m

Of all the pubs in Verwood, The Three Legged Cross must be one of the best places to indulge yourself and enjoy a rewarding meal. Gather round your nearest and dearest as you explore one of the best p

4.2/5

(1,109 reviews)

The land on which the inn stands was originally purchased by the owner of Boclair Farm in Milngavie and began life as a shop selling vegetables grown on the farm. The Antonine Wall, built after Hadria