Description
A beautifully refurbished local dining pub in the heart of the Welland Valley where wet wellies and muddy paws are welcome!
Come and enjoy a pint of local ale in front of a roaring open fire or sample some of our delicious, freshly cooked food using local produce.
Group Bookings
The Wine Room: Our indoor private dining room can seat up to 12 and is ideal for get togethers, anniversaries and birthdays. Decorated with antique furniture and unique artwork, it creates the perfect setting for your intimate celebration.
The Garden Room: If an alfresco dining experience, with the comfort of heaters and a real open fire sounds up your street then look no further than our Garden Room. Dine at our handcrafted table, made from a single piece of Oak bought at a Farm Sale 10 years ago, The Garden Room can seat up to 20 and is A private dining area perfect for celebrations, overlooking our beautiful olive garden.
Our full a la carte menu is available, or perhaps you would like our chefs to create a special menu for you and your guests.
Field to fork
Good quality, local meat is at the forefront of all of our dishes.
Where possible we use meat from our very own farm, situated here in Great Easton, with the vision to create a field to fork business to ensure we are providing sustainable and ethical meat.
Our farm is made up of old breed cows, sheep and pigs. Our belted galloway cows, affectionately known as the oreo cow for their white stripe, are reared for their quality, marbled beef and the meat is hung for 30 days, meaning it is extremely flavoursome.
Supporting local
We believe that by buying locally we can reduce our food miles and in turn reduce our carbon footprint. It also guarantees fresh produce that hasn’t been frozen in transit.
Our suppliers include but are not limited to:
Launde Farm Foods
Kelmarsh
Fosse Meadows Farm
Northern Cobbler
![Don’t let a little rain spoil your Rutland adventure! There is plenty to do, rain or shine...
[1] One Way Out Escape Rooms - A real-life adventure game experience, One Way Out Escape Rooms boasts 4 permanent and 3 seasonal interactive games. The custom-built and challenging immersive environment is the perfect escape for the young (and young at heart) seeking to put their skills to the test! The clock is ticking... book your visit via the website @onewayoutescape
[2] Rutland County Museum - A fantastic free-to-enter attraction in the heart of Oakham, the Rutland County Museum offers an insightful respite - whatever the weather! Alongside exhibits showcasing archaeological finds from across the county and local crafts from gone-by eras, the museum hosts a wealth of events and insightful talks taking place throughout the year. You will be sure to always find a treasure trove of local knowledge here. @rutlandcountymuseum
[3] Tresillian House - Over the border in Melton Mowbray, enjoy learning a new skill, hobby or language at Tresillian House Guest House and Garden. This relaxing venue offers informal, hands-on workshops throughout the year; including willow crafts, silversmithing, crochet and more! A fantastic opportunity to make the perfect gift with a loved one - or make new friends with a new hobby. Learn more about the workshops by visiting their website.
[4] Wymondham Windmill - A local hidden gem, Wymondham Windmill is a unique visitor attraction built around a 200-year-old flour mill. Complete with modern accommodation, boutique shops and vintage tearooms, the venue offers variety for all visitors. Explore the local woodland, marvel in the superb and unspoilt countryside views - or for those looking for wedded bliss, take advantage of the peaceful and beautiful setting of the historic site. Find out more at @wymondham.windmill
These aren't just rainy day visits, keep them in mind for your Rutland visit in all seasons.
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CREDIT
Image 1: Carlill Photography
Image 2: Tessa Angell
Image 3: Rutland County Museum and Elli Dean
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