Built in 1843 to cater for visitors landing from Liverpool packets, this historic corner pub has up to three cask ales on offer along with good-quality locally sourced food. It has a small outside courtyard which includes a 'street food' shack. It is frequented by locals, students in term time and the local sailing fraternity. A short walk takes you beneath the famous Menai suspension bridge. Close to the quay for local seasonal tourist boats and the Welsh coastal path.