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The picturesque village of Stanton Harcourt dates from around the 9th Century i.e before we invented America. Much of the original features at the Arms - flagstones, fireplaces, bacon cupboard & force pump are still in situ although the bar layout & restaurant are fairly new, in so far as they have been recently updated/modernised/etc at varying stages during the last hundred years. The Arms is a grade 2 listed building with a reputation of a having a ghost, but then again what pub these days doesn’t ?! Derek likes to keep a good selection of ales with at least two session beers; Blacksheep & Adnams always on with guest ales (some staying longer than others!) including Brakspear, Hobgoblin, Broadside, Cornish, Ruddles, 6X & many more. Jo looks after the wine side of things with some excellent ‘House’ wines & New World stuff.
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A sample of a typical traditional Sunday Lunch at the arms. Freshly made soup of the day Garlic grilled flat mushrooms Crab and salmon fishcakes Baked goat cheese on dressed rocket leaves Mussels Mariniere Garlic grilled king prawn tails Parfait of duck & chicken livers Roasts of the day
With roast potatoes, fresh vegetables & pan gravy. Fresh cooked Pasta Grilled Salmon fillet steak Desserts Apple and cinnamon pancakes Chocolate Roulade Cream filled profiteroles Lemon tart Brie and Cheddar |