Stone-built pub with a slate roof. Rescued from closure by community purchase, the old Grade II building houses a long narrow bar with high stools and - past the real fire - tables, chairs and settees at the far end. A pleasant village, country pub that welcomes both locals and visitors from further afield The bar has four hand pumps, offering the house ale as a regular (XT4) and a rotating selection of three guest beers, usually from eight local breweries, plus some 'national favourites; there is a fifth pump offering Saxby Cider. The ales currently being served and those "coming soon" can be viewed via their website. The comfortable lounge is behind the bar, providing a quieter area that can also be used for eating from food vans. Local independent food vans and pop-ups visit usually three times a week; see Event list on website or Facebook page for details. Large rear patio with ample seating and the garden area beyond has children's play equipment. Aside from a small, hard-to-enter car park, parking is on the street.