A gorgeous, boutique pub – if there is such a thing – with a winning formula of snazzy decor (wooden floors, designer wallpaper, soft furnishings and large maps on the walls), good gastropub food (mains £12.50 to £16.50), a rotating selection of craft beers and, to top it all off, a wonderful roof terrace.
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