This is a traditional and characterful community pub on the Redruth side of St Day. The converted former cottages accommodate a multi-roomed interior, with either quiet dining or livelier drinking activities, including big-screen sports and evening quizzes, live music and karaoke. An enterprising licensee maintains an interesting range of beers from an eclectic selection of breweries, and has encouraged a strong community focus, hosting a county library, hairdressing salon and general meeting place for village events - there is even a shower for customers of the campsite at the rear. The pub's homely interior has a bar for drinking but not dining, with an open fire for the colder months. A quiet lounge and separate restaurant area are also available, especially when weekend entertainment takes over. Real ales (usually one from Treen's and from various national breweries) can be sampled with a taster paddle of three of the five on offer. Home-cooked food in the daytime, and Sunday lunches (bookings advisable) are supplemented by a more comprehensive evening menu. A Midweek Carvery is offered on Wednesdays from 18.00-20.00; breakfasts are also served 10.00-noon. Boules matches are held on the boules court outside, and camping facilities are available. An annual beer and music festival is held in June in support of local charities. The pub also accepts Service ID and ex-services Veterans' Cards for a 10% discount on drinks and food. It is essential to log your car with the bar if using the pub car park.