This friendly and comfortable rural pub used to called the Prince of Wales (the address does rather give this away). On entering you are in a well-beamed bar which has a dart board and a double-sided fireplace, complete with woodburning stoves. Further on from the bar is a restaurant area which can be hired for functions. It has a large wooden floored area and is divided into two parts by a chimney and a stove (the chimney is blocked so that stove cannot be used). The old game of ring the bull can be played in the bar and there are a couple of TV screens for terrestrial sport. Outside at the back, overlooking a pond, is an outdoor drinking area with a bar, which is used on nice summer weekends, and a children's play area and a table tennis table. There are further outside tables at the side and in front. Homemade food is served from 12-3 and 5-8:30 Monday to Friday, 12-9 Saturday and 12-6 Sunday. Cyclists and dogs are welcome. Children are welcome till 8:30, after that they must either be at a function or eating with an adult. Baby changing facilities are available at the rear of the pub and free WiFi is available. The pub may shut after food finishes if the pub is very quiet.