Favoured by locals, this friendly 200-year old inn on the edge of Bodmin Moor has been extensively refurbished to produce an open-plan single bar, with a modern look to its interior as opposed to the traditional, but with distinct drinking areas. The stone-walled bar is decorated with local pictures, while the lounge is carpeted with the real fire in winter adding to the cosy atmosphere. The constantly rotating beer choice, up to six depending on time of year, is mostly from UK regional breweries with the odd Cornish microbrewery represented as well. Food is limited to cheeseboards and bar snacks, available all evening. The pub stages two beer festivals each year.