Grade II listed, this end-of-terrace pub, first licensed in 1832 and rebuilt in 1894, comprises a small triangular public bar, matchboard panelled and simply furnished, and a homely saloon with a stripped wooden floor, a panelled counter with bar stools, an ornate wood and mirror back-bar and dining tables with comfortable chairs. Cask ale on offer at date of this entry is one or two ales from the Sambrook range; and the pub has an extensive range of London bottled beers, ordered by numbers. Food centres on burgers and residents of the 74-bed youth hostel upstairs enjoy discounts at the bar. Eclectic range of unobtrusive piped music! Note alcohol not for sale until noon on Sundays. The giant Ei pubs group bought a 51% stake in operator PubLove in April 2017. This venue has in the past been reported as selling a real cider by CAMRAs definition. Further updates welcome.