In the quaint village of High Roding sits The Black Lion, which has occupied this spot since the 14th century, initially as a coaching inn. Today, it retains its historic charm while providing all of the modern luxuries you could want from a village pub. The food menus have a seasonal touch and comprise traditional pub fare, freshly prepared on-site. Opt for battered fish with thick, moreish chips, or choose from a selection of steaks, cooked to your preference and served with fresh mushrooms, grilled tomatoes and peas. On Sundays, tuck into a roast dinner served with all the trimmings. Round off your meal with a selection of homemade desserts served with custard, ice cream, or fresh cream. Alternatively, choose the cheeseboard, piled high with carefully chosen cheese, crackers and chutney. The pub also serves a variety of beverages, including a changing selection of guest ales, alongside lager and cider. There’s a large garden to enjoy the sun in, while winters can be spent beside the open log fire. Whether young or old, part of a large party or after an intimate meal, all are welcome at The Black Lion.
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