This unspoilt traditional village pub is an old kiddleywink going back some 400 years, hung with various naval artefacts. Recently modernised, the pub has a slate floor throughout its three rooms (children allowed in one), two of the rooms each with its own fire, and there are no machines to interrupt the conversation. A quiz night is held on Wednesdays in the winter months. There is a good outside area and a large car park, making it an ideal spot to visit on the way to or from the cove, just down the hill. The buses call at Lamorna Turn, a few minutes' walk away; an evening service runs to the pub in summer. Cider is from the local Skreach Farm.