A 16th-century pub with inglenook fireplaces in each of its two bars. The bar to the left leads to toilets and includes a small snug area. To the right the restaurant displays part of an original wattle and daub wall behind glass. A covered and heated patio opens onto the garden, with additional tables outside the front of the pub. Sunday roasts are very popular. A jazz evening is held first Thursday in month. Ramblers are welcome. A small bus stops nearby.