The Crown Inn at Smallburgh is a fifteenth century coaching inn with a fascinating history. It is an attractive thatched, timber-framed structure, hipped to the east and gabled to the west. It has been suggested that the large upper room above the bar (now divided into rooms by stud walls) was used for public occasions. The Crown was enlarged with an extra wing in the eighteenth century.

It has a seperate dining room and a beautiful beer garden to the rear of the building. The Inn has been recommended in the Egon Ronay pub food guide every year since 1994. CAMRA's good beer guide also includes the Crown Inn.

A warm welcome awaits visitors new and old from Carl and Sue Hunter plus all members of staff.