This 15th century building was originally three cottages, saved from demolition in 1927 when bought by a local resident for £900. Once the Museum of Sussex Folklore, this Grade II listed building has been a quality restaurant since 1987. Starting with one hand pump in 2011, there are now several pumps on the bar selling a good selection of local ales in fine condition. Customers are welcome to drink without having a meal, although the food menu is good value, especially the set menu (lunchtimes and some early evenings). Note: food times shown are for last orders. The secluded courtyard garden is great for the warmer weather Branch Pub of the Year in 2014 and 2015 and has been in this guide continuously since 2014.