Lively, two-bar modern estate pub with pool tables and dart boards. Framed sports shirts adorn the walls and one bar has an old piano in the corner. The pub shows live sport including football and boxing.

According to Alfred Hedges' 1976 book, "Inns and Inn Signs of Norfolk and Suffolk", the name of the pub is explained by pronouncing the words nasally, when they sound like the cry of the heron that is depicted on the sign.

Which no doubt is why "frank" is a Suffolk dialect word for a heron.