Latest reviews from Cauldon
| 82 /100 Yew Tree Inn (Bar) 3 CHURCH LANE “This was a very interesting experience and a pub you will never fully be able to say you have seen everything in it if you want to explore round the rooms. It is like entering a cross between a museum and an antique shop with a room with a couple of motorbikes some penny farthings and old bikes and ... .. well I can't describe everything in there. There is a bar and normal seating in the rooms and the beer is good too. We chose Hunters Devon Dreaming from those available. Spent most of my time just wandering round. Pianola, ancient radios, look up from the entrance door and you see some grandfather clocks on the next floor, displaying the correct time too!! There is also a charming pub dog who cannot read the notices saying do not feed the dog and looks at you - well your pork pie anyway - with the most appealing eyes. Great place.“ |
| 82 /100 Yew Tree Inn (Bar) 3 CHURCH LANE “If you visit one pub in England this could well be the one! It’s from a bygone time, an eclectic mix of furniture to sit on. You are greeted by 3 Victorian polyphons as you enter and they still work for the princely sum of 2p! There’s a pianola by the bar which is occasionally fired up and a multitude of rooms, antiques etc. As a place to visit I’d recommend you came here even if you don’t drink! Make the effort you won’t regret it.
As for the beer, Rudgate Ruby Mild and Burton Bridge XL Bitter are permanent plus a rotating guest. Beers were in excellent condition and be prepared for the landlord to get your ruby mild straight from the barrel in a jug.“ |
