You can hardly miss this traditional thatched pub 4.5km south of town while driving along the R368 towards Elphin. Dating from 1734, it's worth a trip for its live-music sessions (Wednesday, Friday and Saturday), old-world atmosphere and country charm. Hours can vary.
Anderson's Thatch Pub
The Midlands
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