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Situated opposite the village green in this sleepy part of
Herefordshire, one is assured of traditional and atmospheric
surroundings. The Pandy inn is reputed to be the oldest pub in the
county and sits in the heart of the Dorstone community, yet is only
15 minutes from Hay-on-Wye, the town of books. |
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Dating back to around 1185, this historic inn
rakes the ideal stop off for a taste of modern
hospitality and fine food.
It is said that Richard de Brito built The Pandy
Inn originally to house his workers who were
building Dorstone church, after his involvement
in the murder of Thomas de Beckett 11 years
earlier. Oliver Cromwell is also known to have
taken respite at The Pandy Inn during the civil
war of the 17th century. |
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HOURS |
Sunday
12.00noon-3.00pm 6.30pm-10.30pm
Monday
Closed for the winter
until further notice.
Tuesday-Friday 12.00noon-3.00pm 6.00pm-11pm
Saturday
12.00noon-11.00pm. |
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Part of the Pandy Inn still retains the original
flagstone floors and heavy beams of days gone by
and with its wan homely atmosphere it is the ideal
place for a rest after a long walk ,cycle or drive in
the surrounding Golden Valley and Black
Mountains. Whether you fancy a stroll before or
after a meal or drink there are seven walks of
varying lengths which start from the doorstep.
• Coaches - Welcome by appointment
• Group bookings - Welcome and catered for
• Why not let us organise a buffet for a family or business celebration.
• Christmas Party bookings taken from September.
(Please contact us for our Christmas menu)
Off road parking available.
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Standards:
AA "The Pub Guide", " The Good
Pub Guide", "Good Beer Guide", "Which? Guide to
Country Pubs" and "The Quiet Pint". |
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