Noahs Ark

This 16th-c beamed country pub, run by a friendly couple, is perfectly placed overlooking the village green and cricket pitch. A good, cheerful crowd fill the simple, traditional bar and the atmosphere is buoyant and easy-going. There's a mix of wooden chairs and tables on parquet flooring and an inglenook fireplace plus Greene King IPA, St Austell Tribute and a guest ale on handpump, 24 wines by the glass (including sparkling and dessert wines) and a good range of gins. Open to the top of the rafters, the dining room is spacious and airy with church candles and fresh flowers on light wood tables, and a couple of comfortable sofas facing each other in front of an open woodburning stove; background music and board games. The border terrier is called Gillie and visiting dogs may get a dog biscuit. There are tables in a large side garden. Wheelchair ramp but no disabled loo.