Barley Mow

Expect the Barley Mow to be at its busiest for special events and entertainment, guests report it getting very busy during live-music nights, quiz nights and festive periods, while some weekday visits can be much quieter (one reviewer specifically noted a Monday that 'wasn't busy').

Barley Mow feels like a warm, cosy village pub with a separate dining room and bar, welcoming staff, strings of lights in the dining area, and a convivial, community atmosphere (the bar can be livelier with TVs and sport if you prefer quieter conversation, book the dining area).

Dogs are welcome in the bar, guests have dined there with their dog and reviewers describe the pub as dog-friendly.

Sundays are the standout, Barley Mow’s Sunday lunch/roast earns consistent praise from guests for delicious food and excellent service.

Portions at the Barley Mow are generally generous, guests often say meals (notably the lunch deals and Sunday roasts) are larger than expected and filling.

For a reliably excellent meal, head to Barley Mow for Sunday lunch, guests repeatedly praise the Sunday roast as delicious, well served and a favourite visit.

Yes, dogs are welcomed in the bar at Barley Mow; several guests mention dining there with their dogs and staff will seat dog‑allergic diners in the restaurant on request.