Tradition is strong at the Wesley Anne. Originally a 19th century church, this pub has served the many with its tempting ales and cosy, dark barnyard style.

The Wesley Anne is renowned for its soaring ceilings and resurrected church adorned interior including wine barrels, wagon wheels and a large wrought-iron chandelier, giving a dim candle-lit glow to the bar.

With live music most nights you can enjoy get comfortable for a while in the band room, unwind in the beer garden with its roaring open fire or sit out front and watch passersby.

The candle-lit bar at the Wesley Anne is an alluring sight in this dark establishment, as is the extensive list of local wine and beer on offer. The dinner menu is hearty with items such as a beef and Guinness pie with a side of garlic mash, pork sausages and chargrilled lamb rump, though there are certainly dishes for the less meat inclined too.