This harbourside pub is tucked down a side street and through an archway, and overlooks the small harbour of Custom House Quay. The bar is spacious on split levels, with a rectangular near-island bar counter, and numerous distinct drinking areas. Subdued lighting, wooden floors, much maritime and other local bric-a-brac and a collection of ships' wheels in the ceiling add to the historic atmosphere of this old pub, long a favourite with visiting sailors of all nations. Food is also available all day in the first floor restaurant, formerly the Shipwrights' Bar and once a separate pub. Food is available all day; there is a childrens' menu and families are welcome. Alfresco drinking is on the quay outside. Letting rooms are also available.