Split level, single bar, country freehouse, with a log fire in each part. The building dates from the 15th century. Renamed the Griffin (from the Brickmakers Arms) and re-opened 19 April 2014 after long period of closure, but later reverted to its original name. Good quality food is available from 12-9:30 each day, ranging from pub classics to some more unusual specials, often with a Mediterranean twist. Outside is a pleasant garden which includes a decked area. Children and dogs on lead are welcome.