This is a gorgeous 15th Century inn with a unique charm. Oak beams and log fires make it 'oldy worldy' enough to ooze character and personality, while our modern facilities would make even Dick Turpin stop in his tracks. Speaking of the infamous highwayman, our restaurant is named after him. Perhaps a mistake, as it provides a homely environment in which to enjoy real ales and fine cuisine, and we certainly won't rob you blind when it comes to the bill.