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Name: Unicorn Hotel
Location:
Somerton
The Unicorn Hotel is in a quiet town with quite a historic background, the Unicorn itself is a very old coaching inn with a history. A 16th century building with a fantastic open fire which we light at the start of October and put out the 1st of may. We keep a wonderful selection of wines and great real ales from Youngs of Wandsworth. The food is all freshly prepared by our amazing chef daily, we have a fresh fish board and a specials board which changes daily, we also have a vegetarian selectio
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Name: The Cambrian Inn
Location:
Solva
The Cambrian Inn is a 16th Century Public House and Inn located in the picturesque harbour village of Solva on the Pembrokeshire Coast, near St. David's.
Under new ownership and with a refreshed and updated contemporary, but still traditional feel, we opened our doors on the 14th December 2011.
The new team is led by Head Chef and Manager, Matthew Cox, one of Pembrokeshires most acclaimed Kitchen magicians (previously Head Chef for the last five years at the Cwtch, St. David's)!
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Name: Claytons and the Glasshouse
Location:
Barnstaple
Claytons and the Glasshouse in Barnstaple is the place that is perfect to take you away from it all.
Claytons is a contemporary wine bar with it's Glass House Restaurant which has recently been taken over by Steve and Sian who would like to welcome all customers old and new.
Imagine the beam structure of a barn with glass between the beams, with contemporary seating & lighting & a view to the kitchen.The food is locally sourced as much as possible & is exquisitly prepared & presented, guarant read more -
Name: New Inn
Location:
Hereford
A superb example of a traditional coaching inn. Both the lounge bar and restaurant are enhanced with huge inglenook fireplaces which crackle to the sound of burning logs all winter.
Recently refurbished but retaining a mixture of furnishings from settles to redundant pews, the ambiance is that of a time gone by, a world away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, but with the quality and standard you would come to expect.
The bar offers a wide range of real ales as well as a fine s read more -
Name: The Countryman
Location:
West Sussex
The Countryman Inn is a traditional rural hostelry with fantastic open country views, warming log fires in the winter, a cosy bar and an award winning ‘a la carte’ restaurant. The menu reflects the changing seasons and offers good hearty home cooked dishes of traditional rural food all year.
Whenever possible quality local produce is used. Free-range meats and garden vegetables from local farms are flavoured with home grown herbs, and fresh fish is supplied from boats working out of Shoreha read more -
Name: The Harbour Inn
Location:
Bewdley
Being extended in September to incorporate a skittle alley and baby Changing.
August Beer Festival call for more details. read more -
Name: The Butterleigh Inn
Location:
Cullompton
''A country gem and everything a country pub should be'' was how one kind guest described 'The Butterleigh' following his stay with us. Find a tranquil moment to relax, reflect and converse if that takes your fancy. The Butterleigh is a great place for conversation between people and not machines. A moment when the outside world does not intrude. This is Butterleigh, simple, delightfully friendly and solidly traditional.
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Name: Black Lion Hotel
Location:
Ellesmere
This delightful Hotel situated in the small town of Ellesmere offers a great deal to the visitor . Great accommodation, and freshly prepared food. Your host Brothers Matthew, Isaac and staff welcome new and regular customers to their highly recommended Hotel. Why not call on 01691 622418 and book that special weekend break.
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Name: Ivy House
Location:
Walsall
Hilary and Martin welcome you to The Ivy House.
The Ivy House dates back to the 19th Century when it provided for the needs of the coal miners and canal workers of Newtown. It is first listed on the Ordnance Survey map of 1834. One of the first publicans, listed in the census of 1861 was David Collins who was also an iron puddler.
On the old A34 route in the centre of Newtown, it is well situated and easy to locate. The building has a good sized car park to the side and a large beer garden. Wa read more
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