Buckland

Bucklebury
The Half Moon

Berilac and Salvia Brandybuck
Their son Gorbulas and daughter Dinodas assist
This inn provides a superlative introduction to the scene Hobbit in a Hurry involving Celandine Brandybuck and her overbearing father Marroc and his preference of Longo Sackville-Baggins for her hand in marriage

Briar Hill

Grindwall was a small hythe on the north bank of the Withywindle; it was outside the Hay, and so was well watched and protected by a grind or fence extended into the water. Breredon (Briar Hill) was a little village on rising ground behind the hythe, in the narrow tongue between the end of the High Hay and the Brandywine. At the Mithe, the outflow of the Shirebourn, was a landing-stage, from which a lane ran to Deephallow and so on to the Causeway road that went through Rushey and Stock.

The Hound and Duck

Hamson and Garnet Goodbody
Their son Punto and daughter Lily assist
This inn makes the ideal introduction to the scene Old Grey Willow-Man involving Nimble Brandybuck and a pack of foul Halgajar (an introductory scene I've written for a Hobbit player-hero)

Also FANTASTIC!!!