Escaped from tie and restored in 2016. Stripped back to Victorian basics (bar and fittings, decorative floor tiles), but not to bare stonework or floorboards. Traces of twentieth-century alterations have almost vanished except for the absence of walls where walls should be, but there remain four quite distinct public rooms, one a games room, another a shrine to the Titanic. A hole between two of them is occupied by a wood-burning stove. The decor now incorporates model ships. The eggs for which the pub was once famous are on display one of the two upstairs rooms. Takeaway food available. Open 4-11 Mon and Tue during school summer holiday.