January 28, 2008
Ah, ticks all the boxes. Roaring fire, nooks and crannies, decent sausages, Champion Beer of Britain 2007 on handpull, buxom wenches - well, it was the weekend of the medieval fayre at the castle. Evern the ipod-driven music was eclectic and entertaining. Well worth the visit.

July 24, 2007
Funny little local, but with a great selection of beers. Staff extremely friendly and the bar was full of interesting characters. I’m sure it will be the only time I will hear "Did I hear you mention corregated iron?" shouted across the bar and then for the two old fella’s to start exhanging corregated iron facts and history!

May 1, 2007
Visited here in March and was very impressed. Great selection of real ales, and a friendly lively pub that had a good mixture of age ranges. Service was good and would reccomend to anyone in the area.

October 16, 2005
A very good pub in a great location. The Church Inn has an excellent range of 8 real ales which are kept very well. Staff and locals are always friendly.

September 6, 2005
Excellent pub with 8 interesting real ales, well kept. We stayed over - the aaccommodation is cheap & clean. We got a room with a spa bath and a balcony with a view of the church. The food was very good trad pub food. There is a separate room for non-smokers as well as a no-smoking area within the main bar. Recent winners of the local camra branch and regional pub of the year awards.

April 5, 2004
The Church Inn is a gem within many gems. It is a true Free House run by a CAMRA member who has a particular interest in providing top notch local beers with a choice of interesting guests. Along with the English Ales a good selection of Belgian and German Beers are also sold in correct glassware. The pub is always packed to the rafters on a friday / Saturday right throughout the day and the locals are proud to have this classic in their town. The food is traditional and consistently good. The region is well worth a visit as it is very traditional and unspoilt.