This smartly refurbished old drovers inn has an unusual split-level layout. At the entrance is a bar/lounge that leads to a lower-level games room (not yet complete). Beyond the bar is the upper-level restaurant which serves a fairly limited, but varied, menu of freshly-prepared food (including pure-breed steaks). Bar meals are also served. Tues is Pizza and Prosecco night The pub's name probably derives from the nearby river crossing - not the war memorial outside. The garden has an interesting old AA box; the car park is very small, but the village car park is next door.