A classic half-timbered 14th Century pub, bequeathed to the village in 1608 by Sir Ralph Newbury. It doubles as the village local and a quality restaurant, producing exceptionally good food from fresh, seasonal ingredients and promoting real ales from small independent breweries. It offers-up to eight ciders and perries served from their cellar. Fresh bread is baked daily. You'll also find log fires in the winter and a good-sized beer garden for sunny summer days. There's a folk music session on the first Thursday evenings of the month. Easy wheelchair access is limited to the usually crowded main bar. Regular winners or runner-up in the local branch Pub of the Year & Cider Pub of the Year and made the last 16 for the 2022 national Pub of the Year competition.