Latest Reviews
-
We had Sunday lunch today. Good traditional pub choices including roasts and sandwiches. Food good but the young lady waitress was overwhelmed and cou…
Jennifer G
The Duke of Cumberland’s Head
-
I heard our local had a new chef so of course we had to try it out. Very good. We had Burger, Calves Liver and the pie. All great. Service good too. W…
About
A traditional 17th century coaching inn, beautifully restored. Traditional features include an inglenook fireplace, wood burning stove, beamed ceilings. The inn serves good food with a large range of real ale. There is an adjacent campsite with electricity hook up, water, grey and chemical waste disposal, indoor showers and toilets. There are also 5 individually designed en-suite king-size bedrooms and one family apartment which sleeps 4 with kitchen.Details
Feature List
full barreservationsoutdoor seatingseatingparking availablewheelchair accessibleaccepts american expressaccepts mastercardaccepts visadigital paymentsReviews
Leave a Review
You must be logged in to post a comment.
2 Reviews on “The Duke of Cumberland’s Head”
We had Sunday lunch today. Good traditional pub choices including roasts and sandwiches. Food good but the young lady waitress was overwhelmed and could have done with help. She was efficient and did her best under the circumstances. Hope to come back again.
I heard our local had a new chef so of course we had to try it out. Very good. We had Burger, Calves Liver and the pie. All great. Service good too. Worth a visit. Best to book