This multi-roomed roadside pub is equally popular with out-of-town diners as it is with locals and drinkers. A survivor of multiple floods, it is characterised by modern flagstone floors, wood panelling, bare brick walls, cosy window alcoves and a large fireplace housing a wood-burner. There are pleasant and extensive gardens to the rear which host events. Traditional, locally-sourced food dominates the menu. The guest beers are from breweries far and near, many unusual for the area, supplemented by two real ciders and one craft keg beer. Quizzes are held from time to time. Herefordshire CAMRA Pub of the Season, Autumn 2018.