This is a refurbished 1871 corner pub which still retains its exterior tiling and large stone eagle on the roof, the symbol of Truman's Brewery who used to own the pub. Note the large Truman's lamps still outside. A large oblong island bar dominates the ground floor, complete with two large wooden eagles. The first floor is designed mostly as an eating/function area with a larger room with its own bar and a smaller one with a large flatscreen TV on the wall. Lepidopteraphiles should check out the wallpaper. The food offering includes bar snacks, a kids' menu, pub favourites, and Sunday roasts.