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The Tap is a small restaurant, in the heart of Epworth. It is family run and offers a friendly atmosphere and service. The setting is quaint, with a log fire and tables set out in such a way so as to ensure a private and intimate dining experience.
There is dining both on the lower and upper floors and this often gets fully booked so I would recommend booking in advance. If possible, request a table downstairs as it is more atmospheric.
The Tap offers lunch and dinner on Wednesdays to Saturdays and Sunday lunch.
Lunches are reasonably priced, starting at around £3.95 for a bowl of homemade soup. There is a good selection of food on offer on a lunchtime menu, mainly comprising baguettes and then a specials board, offering larger meals.
Dinners are more highly priced but you are paying for quality. Starters tend to be around £8, main courses from around £16 to £25 and desserts around £6. I have never had a bad meal there and have always found them to be worth the money. In addition there is an extensive wine list.
On Wednesday and Thursday nights there is also a 'bistro’ menu on offer which features some cheaper, yet equally delicious dishes.
Occasionally, there are speciality nights and these are priced at around £30 for 4 courses.
Finally, rumour has it that the Tap is haunted.

A lovely little town/village post office with friendly and professional service.
Postal supplies such as postal boxes, padded envelopes, postcards and greetings cards are all available, as are a range of Epworth branded cards, ideal for tourists, intersted in the Wesley link.
Parking outside is limited and can, on occasions, be very busy.
The only time I’ve had to wait a long time in a queue was when a coachload of American tourists were visiting, buying souvenirs and postcards.