The frontage of this riverside local, overlooked by the Tamar bridges high above, is strikingly painted as a union flag; in addition, large murals on the gable end depict numerous local characters. The single bar offers a selection of real ales and two ever-changing guest beers, one usually on gravity in the cellar - see the board on the wall of the bar for the guest list. Outside drinking is at tables overlooking the river. Regular live music evenings - modern jazz Tues, otherwise Friday and Saturday. Real cider is usually Sam's on handpump, driven by a jetflow system. Note: children are not allowed in the bar. Tamar Street, the pub's location, used to be known as Picklecock Alley, as shellfish were sold through open windows.