This Grade I listed building was rescued from structural decay by Brunning & Price in 2010. It was tastefully refurbished and extended, and reopened in 2011. The historic Cheshire building retains many original features and is maintained to a high standard. There is a small bar area accommodating drinkers with the rest of the building's many rooms used mainly by diners. Toilets are upstairs and accessed via a grand staircase that allows visitors to see even more of the building. The pub, like many of Brunning & Price's establishments, is decorated with vintage posters, photographs, and artefacts. There is outdoor seating in the garden at the front with views of Sandbach Church. A further outdoor space at the rear is more sheltered. A real cider is sometimes offered in summer months. The pub is understandably popular and booking may be needed for dining.