A 15th century coaching house on the central cross-roads of Wargrave. Inside are real oak beams, old brick and flint walls, decorated with horse brasses. A large working inglenook fireplace provides a huge crackling log fire during the winter. The majority of visitors come to eat, but there is plenty of space for drinkers. The price of a pint reflects the price of local housing and there's a surcharge for halves. There are two dining rooms, one overlooking the garden plus a safe secluded garden for drinking and eating.