A charming eighteenth-century village back street local with a welcoming atmosphere. Previously closed down by its then owning pub group, it was bought outright by a Husband & Wife couple in 2017. They have since, tastefully renovated it and have become popular with the locals by increasing the range of good beers on offer. It has a traditional L-shaped main bar with TV and dartboard and also a small, comfortable lounge. Both rooms have real fires, and there is a small outside drinking area at the rear. During quieter periods, three of the four handpumps may be in use, with Atlantic & Jemima's Pitchfork often alternating. A quiz is held on the 1st Tuesday of each month. If visiting, please note, the pub is Cash only! CAMRA Swansea, Neath Port Talbot Branch Pub of the Year 2024.