Tucker's Grave Inn

Its doors first opened to thirsty travellers over 200 years ago, its steeped in local history, preserved in time and pickled in cider. There's something quite unique about this humble little pub, having no actual bar makes it one of only 6 left in the country, ale casks are stacked on a stillage in an alcove, tapped, spiled and poured directly into your glass.

Its remained practically unchanged since WW1 with original Georgian features including wooden paneled pews and the earliest pub lettering in the country, it's grade 1 listed and on the national inventory of historic interiors. You'll find no TVs, flashing fruit machines or noisy jukeboxes here just a friendly and lively vibe with a community of locals and visitors.