The Raven Inn

The Raven Inn

Review

“ So my dear friend, reward yourself with sleep tonight. Here I stop by to your side, to wish you a good night.” Wishafriend.

The charming, picturesque Raven Inn was built in 1722 and is lovingly managed by the local community, who highly value this shining jewel, and there is so much more to this little hub of activity than a mere pub. It is home to a rich tapestry of stories which weave together beautifully, and has even been graced in recent years by Royalty. Positioned in an Area Of Outstanding Beauty, lucky guests have three glorious rooms to choose from, if you fancy a little bit of escapism from the busy world. The rooms are spacious and immaculate and fitted with a cosy kitchenette so you can enjoy a leisurely breakfast to start the day. A secret gem.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT

“ Pull up a chair. Take a taste. Come join us. Life is so endlessly delicious “ R. Reichl.

What sets this wonderful inn apart from others, is a tangible sense of community and warmth, which stretches its arms out to both locals and occasional visitors alike. In fact, as you cross the threshold, you are made to feel part of this special community. Built in 17s2, with casement windows glittering from within, beamed ceilings and textured walls the pub is alive with vibrancy. Food served here is sensational, Chef insisting on locally sourced, seasonal and spanking fresh products. Scrumptious with generous portions the food is served piping hot to your table by the lovely, friendly staff. Sunday Lunch is extremely popular, so it’s a good idea to book. With Chef's Special Nights and Friday night Fish and Chips, you will want to make this your local.