This attractive 18th-century stone built pub with later additions and extensions is found opposite the village church. Inside stone-flagged and bare-wood floors, and exposed beams abound in the many different areas, together with interesting and quirky items of decoration. Good food features heavily, but the drinker is far from forgotten, with the bar supporting six handpumps and an impressive brushed metal tube with an array of taps for ciders and other beers. Children and dogs welcome.