This unusual half-timbered 3-storey, end-terrace pub, one of the oldest hostelries in the town, has had something of a chequered history but has recently re-opened again under new management.

The interior comprises a large, open plan, single room, but with some partitioning. While recently refurbished, some old oak beams have been retained towards the rear.

The Lilleys ciders on hand-pumps are not currently accepted as 'real'.

Food limited to filled cobs, but kitchen is being refurbished and simple hot meals are planned for June/July 2024.

No pub car park, but there are public car parks nearby.