Anglesea Arms

Sunday is a popular choice, Anglesea Arms' Sunday roast is frequently enjoyed by guests and many visitors single out Sunday lunches as a highlight.

Yes, Anglesea Arms accepts private parties and can host private gatherings.

The Sunday roast portions are often described as generous, guests mention large Yorkshire puddings, generous slices of beef, and leaving very full after a roast.

Yes, Anglesea Arms' cosy, candlelit dining room and wood‑panelled interior with a fireplace are often praised for creating a romantic, intimate atmosphere.

For a quieter meal, ask for a table in the cosy dining room, it’s described as peaceful even when the bar is busy; if you want the classic lively pub vibe, visit the bar or terrace on weekend evenings.

The Anglesea Arms’ bar area is routinely bustling, while the back dining room is a quieter, cosy option; guests also report lively Friday evenings and some relaxed Sunday afternoons (for example during holidays).

Yes, the Anglesea Arms has a beautiful garden terrace and guests commonly sit outside on the terrace or veranda on sunny days.

The Anglesea Arms is a Grade II–listed traditional English pub with a warm, candlelit, wood‑panelled dining room and a buzzy, routinely busy bar, plus a garden terrace for sunny visits.

Casual dress is the guide, light, comfortable clothing is appropriate and nothing formal is required.