This 17th century pub is located in a small village in the upper Wensum valley opposite the 14th century parish church. The interior consists of one large bar with log fire at one end and behind a semi-partition, a pool table at the other. In addition, there is a separate restaurant area/function room.

This is a traditional village pub with a homely feel that is locally well supported.

A good selection of ales are on offer and are all gravity dispensed. Woodfordes Wherry and one from Nethergate Brewery are the regular beers, supplemented by two others usually from local micro breweries.

The menu includes a 'pie chart', Indian and Thai curries, and several vegetarian options. Local groups and societies meet here regularly, while ramblers from further afield arrive via the 12-mile Wensum Way, which passes the door. B&B accommodation is available close by.