Further details have been revealed ahead of the reopening of a hidden gem pub in rural Cambridgeshire.
The Golden Lion in Stonea, which closed almost five years ago, is set to welcome customers once again.
The pub, which now has a new look, has been taken over by March husband and wife Tony and Angela Demetriou.
Having lived in the area for 30 years, the London-born couple spent the past year renovating the building.
After spending more than £150,000, they described the experience as "a challenge and an expense".
Tony added: "I'm very excited and looking forward to it because it has been so long," he said earlier this year.
"But I'm also a little bit nervous because it's basically like starting again - and it's a lot of money to invest".
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Now, the couple have shared when The Golden Lion will be back in business.
It will open on November 30, offering traditional carvery food with a selection of starts and desserts also available.
Times available are 12-2pm or 2-4pm,and the bar will be available from 11am until 10pm.
Tables must be pre-booked via the pub's Facebook page or email.
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