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A nice country pub with a central bar with a brick frontage and stone flagstones on the floor. The lounge is long and thin and the seating is rather basic. There was an excellent range of real ales including a good pint of Darkstar Chestnut Brown Ale. There is a separate carpeted dining area but since I wasn't eating, I can't comment on the food. It is in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide and is worth seeking out.
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Cracking good local pub, with fantastic food (huge portions) and well looked after beers. Great choice of local ales (Dark Star was amongst them), very friendly service, great atmosphere. Excellent!
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Wendy has done a great job since taking over this pub - great food and beers and occasional music - and though the interior may feel a little 'cold', everything else is warm and welcoming. Well worth a visit.
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What a lovely little pub.
Nice food and beers from local Kissingate brewery.
Landlady very friendly.
Must go back there soon.
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I didn't particularly find the decor pleasant in here. It has obviously been modernised a few times. The central bar has few tables. But the flagstone floors and a piano near the entrance do provide a hint of the traditional. The areas either side are slightly raised. One is for diners and the other is pretty bland apart from a few tables and a dartboard. Beers were Harveys Best, Darkstar Best and Kissingate Storyteller. I don't remember seeing anything from the latter brewery previously. The cider was Stowford Press. The landlady was very friendly and welcoming. I just found the ineterior a little too 'cold' for my liking.
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The new landlady is doing a splendid job here, excellent beer and good value food.
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Went in here the first time in ages and had a good pint of Harveys and at a reasonable price. Two more Sussex beers on tap as well but I didnt try them this time. Nice pub.
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New Landlord from September 2008.
Good choice of local beers. Very promising.
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I discovered this pub on the WJ King Ale Trek. It seems nobody else has, as it's not on this site and not in the GBG! It had a good range of beers, Harvey's Best and Mild, WJ King Horsham Bitter and Hepworth's Summer Ale when I visited. Nice atmosphere and, in an area where restaurants masquerading as pubs abound, a real pub, albeit with a small dedicated eating area. Bar Billiards is played and, judging from the notices about local clubs and groups, a genuine local.
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