Cherry Tree, Stoke Row

Originally three flint cottages dating back to 1700s, the Cherry Tree has been a pub for over 200 years. Completely remodelled and renovated in 2012 with the addition of four

contemporary en-suite letting rooms (in a converted barn to the side of the Inn) and the opening out of the bar area.

Refurbished again in 2018 on arrival of current landlord Dan Redfern, it retains a traditional comfortable country-pub feel, whilst also looking fresh and modern. Although still a very welcoming pub, which includes a cask conditioned cider, the emphasis is on good food, using locally sourced, freshly cooked produce with a modern innovative style, which is a cut above ordinary pub grub. Regular dog-walking events held, with the pub's basset hound joining in.

The Old Rosie (Westons) cider is not a Real Cider according CAMRA's definition of Real Cider and Perry (published May 2021). More information regarding Real Cider can be found on CAMRA's website (https://camra.org.uk) the drop down menus under Cider under Beer and Cider.

The Historic England website entry for this pub is viewable by left clicking on https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1059327.