The Holly Bush is a late 17th-century Grade II-listed pub with great character. It has nationally important, historic interior features throughout its various stone-flagged hideaways with welcoming fires in winter and Dick Turpin reputedly drank here. Eight cask and five keg ales are usually available (see real Ale Finder) with around 16 more at the regular beer festivals. Home cooked lunchtime food menu and bar snacks always available. Walkers, families and dogs are all welcome with plenty of outdoor seating.