The Raby Arms

Yes, The Raby Arms is family-friendly, with a children's menu, an enclosed outdoor play area/slide, baby-change facilities, and staff who will accommodate pushchairs.

Casual dress, comfortable, informal clothing is appropriate for a visit to The Raby Arms.

Sunday, the Raby Arms' Sunday lunch (served Sun 12:00–18:00) is a genuine guest favourite, with multiple reviews praising the outstanding Sunday roast.

Dogs are welcome in the sports bar only, on a first-come, first-served basis (not bookable), and must be kept on leads at all times.

The Raby Arms fills up at popular meal times, guests report it was surprisingly busy on a Thursday lunchtime and busy on Friday lunchtimes, with Saturday evenings and the Sunday lunch service also frequently very full; breakfast visits are typically much quieter.

Yes, guests report you can add requests when booking: it’s easy to book online (OpenTable and the website are mentioned) and staff have accommodated a last-minute pushchair and provided gluten-free information.

The Raby Arms feels like a cosy, traditional village pub with warm, welcoming staff; it’s intimate with several smaller seating areas, can be lively with live music, and offers a pleasant beer-garden option for relaxed visits.

Yes, The Raby Arms has a roomy beer garden for sunny days, including a children's play area many guests mention enjoying.

Yes, reviewers describe the Raby Arms as fully accessible and very disabled friendly, and staff have happily accommodated pushchairs; there’s also an enclosed children’s play area and baby-change facilities noted by guests.

Portions are generous, guests frequently describe the servings as big or massive, with many saying they were comfortably full after mains and Sunday lunches.

For the celebrated Sunday roast, visit The Raby Arms for Sunday lunch, guests repeatedly call the Sunday lunch outstanding and the pub itself invites you to join them for a Sunday roast.