Rose and Crown - Clay Hill

The Rose and Crown effortlessly marries the ambiance of a traditional inn with the comforts of modern hospitality, tucked away in a picturesque area rich with opportunities for leisurely rambles. This historic venue, once linked to the notorious ancestor of highwayman Dick Turpin, charms patrons with its characteristically sloping floors and inviting interiors. Its culinary offerings shine particularly bright with an assortment of delectable roasts, like the chef’s celebrated Sunday roast beef, which consistently draws in locals and visitors alike. The menu embraces diversity, featuring well-marked pescatarian and vegetarian options such as polenta and pumpkin, catering thoughtfully to dietary preferences. While service can sometimes be unpredictable during busy times, the staff is generally noted for their accommodating and friendly demeanor. With dog-friendly seating and a cozy beer garden perfect for unwinding post-walk, this establishment maintains its status as a beloved local landmark.