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Built in 1749, this attractive pub is set in a pretty village. The bars are decorated with hanging hops, and there is a back room which can be used for small functions. The wooden mantelpiece in the main bar is carved "Mackeson Hythe". The food is imaginative and good value, and includes set lunches, (not available Sundays). During the summer, there is a marquee in the garden which is used for the pub's annual beer festival (see website for dates), and for other events. The garden and patio include a well-equipped fenced-off children's play area. There are regular quiz nights
This Pub serves 1 changing beer and 1 regular beer.
Duke of Cumberland, Barham