The Crofton

For a quieter visit to The Crofton, aim for a lunchtime, reviewers described calm, quiet lunches; expect more buzz at weekend roasts and on event days like Mother’s Day or CroftFest.

Portions are generous, guests frequently praise hearty servings, especially the Sunday roasts with large Yorkshire puddings and plentiful meat and veg.

Yes, The Crofton welcomes dogs: guests describe it as a child- and dog-friendly pub, and reviewers report dining with dogs (for example, patrons met up with black labs), often using the outdoor seating.

Yes, The Crofton has hosted anniversaries and wedding receptions with attentive, accommodating staff and a warm ambience, making it well suited to a special evening.

The Crofton gets noticeably busy for special events and holiday services, guests report it being "really busy" for Mother's Day and during Croftfest, while Sunday lunchtimes can be surprisingly quiet.

Yes, The Crofton has outside seating, including a shaded area and seating used in warmer weather.

The Crofton feels like a friendly, spacious village pub, a warm dining room for family meals with a separate bar and function/skittles area, and lively events or live music that add a buzzy atmosphere on busy nights.

Sundays are a favourite, guests repeatedly praise The Crofton's Sunday roast, while Monday can be a good value option thanks to a reported Monday discount.

Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, polished but relaxed attire rather than anything formal.

Dogs are welcome, reviewers describe The Crofton as a child- and dog-friendly pub and mention patrons bringing dogs during visits.