An open-fronted bar with street-facing stools and high tables, set for people-watching along the lane. A compact stage sits inside, where a house band leans towards classic rock and easy-listening covers; a pool table fills the breaks between songs. The set-up is straightforward: a central counter, tall tables and stools, and seating that can spill to the pavement when the weather suits. Sound levels stay measured so conversation and music sit side by side, with clear vocals carrying through the room. The crowd blends visiting holidaymakers with long-term residents, often a middle-aged mix that favours familiar tunes and an unhurried drink. A distinctive touch is the twin arrangement with a sister venue nearby under the same name, creating a small pocket for rock covers within this stretch of bars.