This single-bar small pub claims the status of the most southerly pub in Britain. Once a 15th-century cottage, it has became a pub although no food is served for now. There are a few cosy seats for drinking in the bar area which has very low original black beams, a larger annex providing more drinking space, and there is a stove by the centre wall. A large roadside seating area at the front provides for fair-weather drinking, and there are working wells behind and to the front of the pub. The real ales can vary but are always from local breweries, with a Cornish Chough brew often represented. Quiz night is Saturday.