The shepherd and Crook is a 16th Century Pub, in the heart of the 12th Century Village of Burmarsh which has for centuries been involved with sherpherding and wool and of course smuggling. It has a lovely log fire to welcome you in the cold winter months and then for the summer there is a sheltered beer garden for you to enjoy a cold drink on a hot summers day. |
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In addition to the warm and friendly atmosphere of this family-run freehouse is a recently refurbished non-smoking restaurant which serves excellent traditional English dishes along side tasty vegetarian options together with a selection of light bar snacks. All our ingredients are sourced from local farmers and growers and cooked fresh. (Please note the restaurant is closed Sunday evenings). |
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Our fine cellar carries all the usual beers, wines and spirits along with a selection of bottled beers and well-kept ales:Adnams bitter and one guest ale. |