I visited this pub in the afternoon on a weekday. Not the busiest time usually, but it still had a comfortable amount of people in. Enough to stop it feeling empty. The décor is fabulous. Lots of wood, and separate little nooks and crannies to sit in. Carvings and ornaments all over. Though I didn’t stop for a drink the barman I talked to was quick to respond to some enquiries I had, and went to someone else quickly when he couldn’t help. So good service points there.

They do a range of real ale, and do food (with a separate eating area and a tasty looking menu). I have a feeling it’s probably packed at times. I certainly have it on my list of places to go should I need somewhere to take someone down Broadway Market!