On the main crossroads and 15 minutes walk from the railway station, this pub was reopened in 2011 after being bought by a local business for the office space above. There is a small tap room to the right of the entrance and a bookable area to the left, while the open plan main bar area has a slightly continental feel. There is an impressive bar counter featuring six handpumps. The two house beers from Ribble Brewery are contract brewed by an unnamed brewery to the pub's own recipe, pending the opening of their own micro plant. WA Bitter is a 3.6% copper ale, while Odd Job is a 4.2% Blonde IPA. The changing guest ales tend to be below 4.5% and from micro breweries. Quiz night on Tuesday. Outdoor seating on decking is available at the front and rear of the pub. The small car park at the rear has now been replaced by a partially-covered drinking area - the "heated huts".

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