This may be the smallest pub in Luton. Its name was changed in the 1860’s when the Great Northern Railway was built right on its doorstep. It is listed in CAMRA's National Pub Heritage listing as it still retains Victorian green wall tiles together with a table featuring quirky brass pint-glass holders at each corner. St Austell Tribute is regularly served. The front door opens onto a pedestrianised area of the Hat District that hosts occasional live events.