I had supper and stayed the night. It was a busy Friday evening but as a sole diner I didn't feel neglected at all. The Copper bitter was a great start. The food was fantastic, Moules Mariniere with hunks of fresh home made bread, an outstanding sirloin steak with peppercorn sauce and a sticky toffee pud. Nothing fussy but a beautifully cooked tasty meal.

A lovely village pub in a pretty village. My room was clean and comfortable, everything you need with a bath and shower combination. Dinner was excellent, and I'd definitely ask for a table in the bar if want a great buzzing atmosphere. It was an amazing breakfast, all locally sourced and beautifully cooked, perhaps the cereal selection could be a bit more extensive! It is how you would want your local village pub to be - everyone in the bar seemed to know each other with the bonus of great food if you wanted to eat. But, as a solo traveler on this occasion, to be honest I felt rather out of the clique having a drink at the bar when I arrived. Probably just me, but I'd say it's a place to stay as a couple or with fiends.

What a fabulous find the Ram Head, stayed a night to meet up with friend. Both double rooms were charming with up today ensuite. We had amazing meals the beef steak just melted in your mouth and cooked to perfection - the best I have eaten for a very long time. The mackerel starter was fresh and the bread home baked. We did not have room for puddings. Moving on to the breakfast there was an excellent choice to choose from and the staff were all were delightful. We will definitely be going back.

We visited as a group of 4 friends for evening meal. Lovely ambiance in a busy popular pub. Staff could not have been friendlier. Gorgeous scotch egg starter for me and everything we ate including rack of lamb, sole, chicken and luscious desserts were impeccably produced and presented. Only gripe ( and reason for 4 instead of 5) was that we love veg and having it on a dish as little more than garnish is a disappointment