4.3/5

(1,836 reviews)

The inn was formerly known as The Roebuck up until 1960 when it became the Wolseley Arms. Originally, the inn was used as a regular changing place for coaches on long journeys before railways were int

4.5/5

(482 reviews)

The site the Greyhound sits on was originally built as a Yeoman's House in 1540. It became a Manorial Court House with its own cells in 1558. It was extended in 1704 to what you see today.

We are more than a pint, we believe in bringing people together through good times and great hospitality.

Smartly refurbished two-roomed pub on the main road, with a bustling bar and quieter lounge, with a smoking area to the rear. The guest beers can hail from a wide variety of breweries. Weston's Cider

4.4/5

(150 reviews)

Spacious, two-roomed pub, tucked away on a side-street off the main roads; a basic bar houses a pool table, the more extensive lounge has the two hand-pumps on the bar. A pleasant beer garden provides

4.6/5

(315 reviews)

Small pub just outside the centre of town, re-opened and refurbished in late 2012, and now looking very plush and comfortable, comprising of one L-shaped lounge, plus a small area for darts players at