Built in 1837 by William Kendall, the great-great-great-great grandfather of the current landlord, this pub has recently been renovated and modernised without losing its essential village pub atmosphere. Even in winter this free house has a choice of at least 3 real ales on offer. Families are welcome in the large, well-lit bar, which has a separate dining area with excellent quality local food; there is good disabled access. A nine-pin skittle alley is still in use, while one unusual pub game available is bagatelle.