A lively Victorian, community-oriented free house, run by the same family since 1989. Rebuilt around 1900, the pub keeps its character, with an L-shaped layout of arched openings linking a busy public bar to quieter lounges. Look out for the bar tops inlaid with around 6,500 old pennies and the red telephone box in the public bar, which has been converted into a jukebox.

Following renovation in 2026, the pub serves food as well as two cask ales, and hosts the occasional live band and karaoke night.

Street food on Friday and Saturday evenings, and traditional lunches on Sundays with the last sitting at 4pm.

There is a loyalty card scheme.