The Waggon and Horses is a pleasant wood-bedecked roadhouse catering for both local patrons and those from farther afield. Parts of the building date back 400 years and it has always been a pub within living memory. There is a separate restaurant and a bar area divided into three; a main bar, a side bar and quieter alcove on the opposite side in which the provision of newspapers for customers' benefit is a nice, civilised touch. It is popular with the locals, with successful Aunt Sally and cribbage teams. The restaurant is also very popular in the evenings.