A very large open pub warmed by two log fires in winter. Comfortable chairs and sofas are available around the bar area for those just wanting a drink with the remainder of the building given over to more formal dining. There is some question over the age of the building and although the constituent parts, including the frame and beams, are undoubtedly old, it seems the current building was put together in the 1950's. Friendly and helpful staff. The house beer, Brunning & Price Traditional is St Austell Cornish Best Bitter rebadged. About 14 ciders are served from the cellar, look for the chalk board displaying the full range.