Falkland Arms

Part-thatched 16th-c golden-stone pub in lovely village; unspoilt partly panelled bar with high-backed settles, stools and plain tables on flagstones or bare boards, lots of mugs and jugs hanging from beam-and-plank ceiling, interesting breweriana and dim converted oil lamps, shutters for mullioned lattice windows, log fire in fine inglenook, five Wadworths ales and two guests, proper cider and good selection of whiskies and gins, snuff for sale, locally sourced freshly made food, friendly service, separate dining room; folk night Sun; children and dogs welcome, tables out at front and under parasols in back garden, six bedrooms and cottage, open all day.