VERY NICE MIDWEEK LUNCH Stopped here for lunch on our way to visit National Trust's Croft Castle nearby. The pub was quiet when we arrived with only one other table of diners. A smiling young waitress took our drinks orders and handed us menus. Our drinks arrived promptly as we looked through the extensive menu to see what we fancied. I chose smoked salmon with a side salad and a selection of dips from the specials board and my wife was unable to resist trying the fish pie. We settled down with our drinks to wait and we didnt have to wait long. Both meals were accompanied by home made rustic bread and pats of local butter. The bread was delicious. My wife's fish pie was crammed full of smoked fish, hake, salmon and king prawns with a nicely browned topping of creamy mashed potato. She said it was lovely and moist and I thoroughly enjoyed my smoked salmon with the rustic bread and all tbe dips. When she came to clear our plates, our smiling waitress offered to bring the pudding board and of course we gave into temptation. I opted for mixed ice cream from a good choice of flavours and my wife had a banoffee sundae which she declared to be 11 out of 10!!!!! In the meantime the pub was now full inside as the weather was looking a little unsettled and everyone wanted to dine indoors. We were very lucky to have arrived before it got busy. We would certainly like to return. The food was very good with generous portions, service from the two young smiling waitresses was excellent and our bill was less than £40. Recommended