This traditional harbour side pub is popular with locals and tourists alike, its situation much enhanced since the construction of a water retention sill within the harbour, creating a picturesque marina. The lounge bar has a nautical theme; etched glass screens featuring sailing ships, separate cosy seating areas along with etched mirrors and oil paintings of the harbour. A good selection of ales including locally brewed Okell's ales along with up to six ever changing guest beers at peak periods on offer and there is one bound to complement the comprehensive range of home cooked food. Locally caught Manx queenies (Queen scallops) are a speciality, together with locally cured kippers served daily. Renowned for food it can be very busy at peak periods, but there is a separate bar area and space for drinkers to the left, where live music is on every Saturday in the winter, and Fridays and Saturdays in the summer.The pub has been a very staunch supporter of live music for many years now.There are multiple dartboards along with pool and TV for sporting events. The exterior of the pub is particularly attractive and inviting, nestled at the inner end of the harbour, with ample outdoor seating, extremely popular in the summer months.