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| Walk through the country lanes to our own traditional pub. Converted into a pub in 1988 from a pair of cottages that originated
in the eighteenth century, Darby's is a solid-looking building on
a corner in the center of the village. A narrow corridor leads into
a spacious bar, which has a rustic feel created by beams, brick
walls and an inglenook with a log fire. |
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Plenty
of fish and seafood appear on the menu, done up in a variety of styles:
steamed Brancaster mussels with salad, Thai red crab cakes with garlic mayonnaise,
or pan-fried sea bass with spinach for example. There are also plenty of
meaty offerings, ranging from starter of barbecued spare ribs to main courses
of char-grilled steak, chicken and vegetable stir-fry with oyster sauce
and Tai-style rice, or venison braised in red wine. Baguettes, vegetarian
options and a children's menu are also possibilities.Beers are a fine selection, comprising regulars from Adnams, Badger, Woodforde's and Green King as well as three guest ales. A short list of wines is reasonably priced available by the bottle or by the glass. In the garden is a children’s adventure play area to entertain the kids.
