Restaurant and Bar

Interludes...
A natural modesty prevents the Marches people from publicising the beauty of the English/Welsh border but the literary talents of several authors have been inspired by the wide green valley, lazy river and lush fields.
Letton Lake and the Wye Valley of Francis Kilverts are easy recognised, as is the Black Hill of Bruce Chatwin.
The Rhydspence gave sustenance to the former, who described the Inn as bright with lights and gaiety, and offered a long walk home to the heroes of the latter. William Shakespeare is reputed to have paused and mused before putting pen to paper about 'Much Ado'.