Visited here for lunch whilst meeting other family members. When arriving the landlady isn’t the most welcoming however, the food was great! Great portion sizes and served quickly. There are two dinning rooms one on the left and another to the right. The rooms have stone floors and were chilly despite the open fire being lit. The pub is very traditional and back in time. However, cleanliness isn’t a strong point there! Overall I would go back to the new inn as food is great and the young waitress was brilliant, provided a great service. But towards the end of dessert they were flashing the lights as a signal to leave, no “would you like the bill? Or “just to let you know we’re closing soon”...
After a break of some years I feared that things might have changed, but no.. (actually I imagine nothing much has changed at the New Inn due centuries, thank goodness! The game pie was still absolutely delicious, the landlady delightful, and the atmosphere so comforting. If you visit during the winter, wrap up warm; it's a draughty old building and can be a bit nippy around the nether regions despite the log fires. If you want to experience a real traditional historic country pub which hasn't been ruined by a designer make-over this is the place for you! Just wonderful!
This is a traditional pub with what I would call a no nonsense approach. If you are coming to drink coffee and order a portion of chips between three of you prob not for you. But if you want to spend a few hours drinking good beer in a unique atmosphere this is the place for you. We loved it and would definitely come back as we would like to eat here as the food looks good. wrap up warm just in case in winter, no dogs.
These days, when one walks into the majority of village pubs, one expects large bars with pre-laid tables and little 'reserved ' signs scattered around. Usually there is nowhere comfortable to sit. The New Inn is a survivor from the age of the proper Public House...
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Went here three weeks ago as a family party of seven. We'd read mixed reviews but wanted to go anyway for old time's sake. We were relieved and delighted that it all worked out brilliantly. The food was good quality and served in generous proportions...
Just had a most delicious Sunday Lunch with friends. I had fancied Pork for the meal and top of the Sunday menu Roast Loin of Pork!! Plenty of slices of fabulous pork over a generous amount of crackling with 5 side vegetables all beautifully cooked....
The restaurant has a traditional pub atmosphere with a real log fire in a medieval fireplace and cozy seating to match. I appreciated the absence of dogs, as they can be a nuisance in many establishments nowadays.
Sunday lunch here today with visiting friends- the most delicious food with lovely local pork, very generous helpings all served by friendly and helpful staff. A very comfortable pub , great beer and great value.
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This restaurant is fabulous! The food is excellent, the staff is friendly, and the atmosphere is great. It is definitely worth a visit - we have been many times.
The food is delicious with generous portions, all served in a historic and charming old pub. I highly recommend it.
