A charming village pub with purple wisteria covering its red brick walls, situated in the quiet village of Weston Underwood. It is an old pub (18th century) that has been sympathetically restored with wonderful open fireplaces and stone floors. It serves three real ales from the Stonegate lists and the food is made from locally sourced produce, including their own smokehouse menu. On Sundays, roast lunches are served between midday and 4.30pm. They also offer an "At Home" menu for takeaways. The large garden is often used for events and community activities and the garden bar is open at busy times. "Garden dining" is encouraged in good weather, sometimes with a large marquee and a pergola. At the top of the garden there are good facilities for children to play. B&B is now offered with four rooms.