Established 1874

Corner public house since 1874

A restored Victorian neighborhood site combining early morning sourdough baking, open-fire seasonal dining, and independent draught cask ales under one roof.

1874

historic site

2

valley farm partners

17 hrs

daily kitchen hearth

Restoration & Hearth

Restored corner site history

Built in 1874, this corner site served neighborhood workers for a century before falling quiet. We restored the original mahogany counters, open brick hearth, and leaded glass panes over two years.

Today the open-fire hearth burns daily oak logs for seasonal roast meats and vegetables, while our downstairs morning bakery produces daily sourdough loaves.

Direct Provenance

Our valley farm partners

Pasture & Crop

Valley farm produce

Our beef, lamb, and seasonal greens travel six miles from two family farms down the valley. Whole-carcass butchery keeps every cut purposeful across our daily seasonal chalkboards.

Cask & Cellar

Independent draught taps

Four cask lines feature rotating draught ales from local microbreweries within twenty miles. Our short wine list focuses on low-intervention natural bottles from small British and European growers.

Settle into a booth

Walk-in counter seats are available all day, or reserve ahead for three-course evening dining in our main room.