An un-spoilt, popular, village local, with a single central bar decorated with hops. Up to three ales on, including two changing guests. Traditional style cider. Rustic furniture on stone flagged and wood boarded floors. Some stone walls and a fine stone fireplace with a wood burning stove. Very popular in the evenings for its food, so book up if you wish to eat. A great destination for walkers and cyclists (close to National Cycle Route 244). The pub has no parking, but there is a large free village car park around 300m west along the High St.