A good village local. There's a separate restaurant alongside a comfortable bar.

The annual race of the bogmen is held locally on Easter Mondays and historical memorabilia is on display in the pub.

Now a freehouse, with all Greene King branding removed when visited in May 2015.

The pub has a village shop, open from 12 to 2pm every day, and stocks a selection of fruit, vegetables, milk, eggs, bakery items, meat, and other essentials.

The building dates from the late 16th or early 17th century, with 19th century alterations. It was originally a group of four cottages, but was converted into a pub about 1866 to replace the White Horse, which stood over the road.