Named after its first owner, Henry Scarbrough, rather than the seaside town and commonly misspelled. The building first became a pub in 1826. A beautifully tiled exterior leads to a long bar opposite the entrance with seating areas to either side. A busy ale house providing a convenient spot to wait for a train from the station nearby. The selection of guest ales is sourced from around the country, so all travelers will feel right at home. Opening times may sometimes vary.