This Grade II listed pub with weatherboarded facade can trace its history back to 1729, although parts of the building are older than that . It has been run by the same family for over 50 years and now in the third generation. There are several bar and lounge areas to meet the needs of drinkers and diners. The two gardens are popular in the summer months and mooring for small boats is provided at the waterside, which is at the confluence of the River Wey with the Thames. The changing beer varies in source and can be from a micro. Food is available every lunch time and in the evenings from Thursday to Saturday. Occasional live music on Friday evenings.