Lying just back from the A39, this comfortable, beamed and recently-refurbished 17th-century pub has an extended L-shape, with the main bar extending down the longer arm. The smaller end is mostly for dining, with a separate raised seating area attached. The other end opens out into a spacious, comfortable function room with its own bar. The pub offers up to 3 real ales from microbreweries, mainly from Cornwall or Devon, and is known locally for its food offering - an interesting and varied menu is available both lunchtime (at weekends) and evening. The pub hosts regular live music events and is currently home of the Wadebridge Folk Festival. There is a regular monthly quiz night on the last Sunday of the month.