Genuine free house which was cleverly converted from a former cafe in such a way that you would think it has been a pub for many years. There are two low-ceilinged rooms downstairs with stone-flagged floors and a further room upstairs. The guest ales are mostly from local breweries. At least one dark beer is regularly available, usually a mild as well as a stout or porter. Two still ciders are available. One is traditional from cider makers such as Grumpy John's or Orchards of Husthwaite, whilst the other is fruit flavoured and may not always be real cider (according to CAMRA's definition). There is also a good range of foreign beers. Regular beer festivals are held. There is a small outdoor drinking area. No admittance to under 18s. Leeds CAMRA Pub of the Year 2022.