Built of local stone around the tun of the 18th century, this popular family-run village pub has a small, olde-worlde bar and an inglenook fireplace with restaurant adjacent. The bar serving area stretches across to a separate lounge dining room. Home-cooked food available every day except Mon and Tues. Large beer garden with Roman influenced seating. Guests are advised to ring to book a table, especially Sunday, as food is popular and there may be alterations to the opening times and days. The toilet block used to be a fish and chip shop.