Cross House Tavern

The pub has been converted with a great deal of dedication into a Victorian-style establishment serving real ales and ciders. The beer is served from tapped casks. Nearly all drinks are sourced from within 20 miles. The Grade II*-listed three-storey timber-framed building was originally two houses in the early C16. A third storey was added in C17 and it was converted into a single home in C19. In recent years the ground floor was two shops and the pub comprises a main room with interwar tiled walls, a snug and a back room with a splendid range fireplace surrounded by a display of Delft tiles. There is no food.