This 17th century free-house is situated beneath an old quarry and is adjacent to the B3357 Tavistock – Princetown road. This welcoming inn serves up to 4 Westcountry beers, with Dartmoor featuring regularly. The pub has recently undergone a refurbishment, and is now light and airy. Gone are the red walls and carpet, which has revealed a nice red and black Victorian (or earlier) tiled floor. The unobtrusive music and friendly staff provide a pleasant atmosphere. The food is popular, especially on Sunday lunchtimes. Pub hours may extend in summer. The bus service is limited and has no service on Sundays. Like most Dartmoor pubs, you are advised to check with the pub that it will be open when you plan to visit. UPDATE March 2020: The pub has recently been taken over by Organic Farmers (Emily and Mark, and their children Anna and Hamish) who plan to introduce an organic bar and grill with a small organic menu, including organic drinks. Details on here may be incorrect until we can confirm the planned changes.