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The Mermaid Inn, Wolverhampton
18th-century country pub offering British dining, real ales and outside seating, just right next door to National Trust site, Wightwick Manor & Gardens.
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The Windhover, Chapel Brampton
Rustic-chic decor country pub. Built on the land previously known to the house, The Boughton Cold Store, a supply depot during the World War II.
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The Hedgehog, Lichfield
Originally Lyncroft House and dating back to 1797, our country inn with its large, undulating gardens is within sight of Lichfield's historic cathedral.
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The Cheshire Cat, Christleton
With a fabulous spacious gardens, it's on the edge of Chester, founded by the Romans and built in 1801 on the site of an English Civil War battlefield.
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The Sandpiper, Bickerstaffe
Cosy country vibe with flagstone floor, oak beams and horseshoes over the fire, plus our great pub grub. Recently converted from a farmhouse.
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Three Legged Cross, Wimbourne
Previously a working farmhouse, sitting within an 83 acre estate, the pub-restaurant maintains the look and charm of the original building.
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The Friar’s Oak, Hassocks
Tudor-style pub with lovely gardens. Perched on a golf course, it's named after a large oak tree beneath which monks once distributed alms.
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The Curlew Inn, Bournemouth
A rustic 1800s building serving seasonal pub food, with great local horse riding, countryside walks and even wildlife spotting.
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The Stables, Kirkintilloch
A grand looking pub with great views over Forth and Clyde Canal, built in 1812 to rest the horses working on the nearby canal.
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The Church Mouse, Chester-le-Street
Rustic charm, this gorgeous pub is the perfect stopping point for those making the journey between Newcastle, Durham and Sunderland.
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The Foxglove Inn, Kirkburton
Built in 1864, this 19th-century pub has pretty gardens and leafy surroundings, and it's a favourite with railway enthusiasts too.
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The King’s Head, Billericay
Dating back to 1750, it's the perfect stop off to the delightful Norsey Woods nature reserve or those taking youngsters to Barleylands Farm.
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The Bumble Bee, Gloucester
Just on the outskirts of Gloucester, one of the best places to indulge, especially with its gorgeous beer garden – perfect for enjoying summer evenings.
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