Surprisingly large. Fiction section not huge, but that's not what they're going for, as they're more interested in arts, non-fiction and travel.
It's actually a petrol station, but the store seems to have a good variety of "petrol station supermarket" foods.
I'm not altogether sure about the house (it's not all that impressive), but the grounds are pleasant.
I would recommend. The service was good, and they have a good variety of reasonably price food, ranging from shepherd’s pie (£14) to t-bone steak (£35) as main corses.
£24 for 3 medium fish and chips. The food is good enough for us to go back twice. Their online booking system seems to work well.
