Located opposite church in a pretty village between Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket. A friendly welcoming pub, regularly serving two real ales, that increases to three during the spring and summer. The single split-level bar is divided into two sections with a dining area at the far end, with original beams and fireplaces. The home made meals are popular with locals and visitors. Occasional food trucks also may provide choice if kitchen service is not available. A small, separate room is available as a meeting room.

A traditional pub with parts of the building dating from the late 16th century (possibly earlier), whilst others are 19th and 20th century.

Formerly a Greene King pub, but seen being re-signed as a freehouse when visited in August 2014.