This historic cosy 16th century inn is beautifully positioned overlooking the River Clyst and has been run by five generations of the same family since 1897. It was visited by the late Queen in 1998. This pub is a delight for real ale fans with a continually varying range of beers dispensed by gravity direct from the cellar. There are two rooms in the unspoilt interior plus the malthouse which is used at busy times and for functions. There is regular live music in the malthouse ranging from folk, blues and classical concerts. Traditional lunches such as ploughmans and sandwiches are served.