The Cresselly Arms in Pembrokeshire

Go here for a drink in a beautiful setting but don't expect any food. We were advised that no food had been prepared or served inside the place for 200 years. You can get snacks in bags and you might find a barbecue outside on a summer evening but best to enjoy the Cresselly Arms for its position on the river (tidal), unchanged interior and repartee among the locals. A true gem of a "real" pub.

Beautiful views, great selection of beers and snacks

Superb pub, nice pint on cask also !

Visited a few years ago in the summer and had a drink over looking the quay. Visited again a few days ago and it was cold and dark (as you’d expect for the time of year) The building looks tired, bar full of locals (they keep it going through the winter) but a huge sign saying NO CHILDREN NO DOGS. Such a shame because it use to be such a lovely welcoming olde world pub. Stayed for a couple drink, sat outside, and left. Such a shame!

Lovely authentic old pub experience in fabulous location

It hosts a sadistic, criminal hunt and is not fit for decent people to frequent. Keep away if you hate animal cruelty

Despicable, supports cruel criminal fox hunters. Avoid and leave in centuries past like the plague.

A proper old pub with real ales. Excellent location.

This pub is a gem! Steve and team always friendly and welcoming, no food unless bbq , but that is the way I like it, its a Proper Pub and I'm proud to say, my local!x

Great old style pub in a tucked away place.

Lovely pub. Fabulous views even on a rainy day. Nice beers and friendly staff.

Right on the water and the perfect place to sit and watch the sun go down with a beer / cider / wine in hand. Gets busy but service is swift and food is cooked/served outside (don't think it's every night but a good selection of crisps and nuts as a back-up!!). Live music some night - great atmosphere and highly recommended.

Really welcoming and great pint 🍺💯

Used to go here as a child whilst on holiday. Recently went back with the family. Not much has changed which was perfect. Proper boozer.

Womderfull place amazing atmophere and with special evenings on regulary can not fault

A place to sit and relax and enjoy a cheeky pint or two.

Quaint little pub for locals and tourists alike on quiet days but busy on bike or classic car nights

Always a great welcome to the evening vintage car and bike events. Great burger in the car park. Worth traveling to.

Lovely traditional pub, perfect setting

Idyllic pub visited by boat, sat on the waters edge with a pint. Say no more

Great beer and a pub to remember. Try the plough man's in a bag, a taste experience.

A cracking old skool pub with a decent array of well kept beers. Sitting out, by the Quay, and having a few beers on a summer evening was amazing (although you have to be careful of parking anywhere near where the tables across the road are because it can flood at high tide).

Set in a pretty location which can be extremely busy at certain times of the week however the outside bar usually helps to keep service quick & efficient.

Friendly staff top location and great beer.

No food but great chat/beer/setting. A very special place.

Attended a classic car rally. Fast food available in the car park,coffee and ice cream. Lacked atmosphere.

Great pub good selection of beers and very friendly owners. The location is the best especially when the tides in. Always look forward to our next visit. Happy 😊 days!

A beautiful spot. A brilliant, traditional pub.

Super pub. Great outside bar. Lovely quay.

Such a beautiful place to sit & watch the world go by, nothing has changed at this pub for centuries & that's the charm about it. Fantastic landlord & staff always make you feel welcome ,not many pubs left like this now.

On certain days you get see Vintage cars and others the motor bikes gather on Wednesday's. A lovely place.

Lovely place lots of history peaceful

Food not readily available???? Excellent joice of beers and lovely surroundings.

What a little gem of a pub. They don't make them like this anymore. If you want totally old traditional pub then here is where you want to go. The setting is idilic on the end of the estuary nestled between the trees and a few houses around it.

This isn't a restaurant, it's a pub. Why am I leaving a review? Well, the landlord was welcoming and friendly. He keeps EXCELLENT beer and to buy a pint, sit outside on a warm sunny evening and watch the tide come and go was possible the highlight of a recent break in Pembrokeshire. There is nothing to do except enjoy the view (which is brilliant) and the beer, and of course your friends company. No 4G/3G or wifi so you'll have to talk to each other. It was so relaxing, we did it three evenings running! Pick a decent weather day and I promise you'll love it.

Lovely setting, Pub a bit run down and landlord comes across as a bit unwelcoming. I thought it was me until I read previous reviews.Does not need to try as tourists will flock here in summer just for the location.Beer not that good either.

This is just a DRINKING PUB all be it in a very nice location.I called in evening of Thurs 22/6/17 whilst on a cottage holiday in Cresswell Quay and received a friendly welcome.It is pretty old fashioned in lay out.I was informed that on' certain 'occasions they do set up barbecues .I think if it was to do food there would have to be some large alterations to to premises which would destroy the quirkiness of the place.This week the weather has been superb and the pub was well frequented.It was nice to have a drink in what are becoming few and far between premises.I was told that they make enough without resorting to the food side.Nice beer.

Well, I have lived in Pembrokeshire all my life and and can say that I would be utterly ashamed if visitors and tourists thought that the sort of attitude and service in this lousy pub was typical of our area. Cringingly rude and unchivalrous landlord. A far cry from the jovial welcome that you used to get from Maurice Cole (The previous gentlemanly landlord).A beautiful old-fashioned friendly pub has been completely ruined by the massive ego of the new landlord.If you're not local- and you have visited this unfriendly pub- please don't think this is typical of what Pembrokeshire has to offer- it most definitely isn't.

Great country pub besides the cleddau river. Very picturesque location when the tide is in. Quaint village drinking house.

We love this place and as it only 10mins from home we go almost weekly on a Sunday. Our daughter and dog love to have a play in the river and on the stone crossing and its always followed by a pint and some crisps. We have also kayaked up from Jenkins point on many a glorious afternoon. Excellent place for crabbing and Always a warm welcome from the guys. Proper Pub, no music, no gaming machines.

Welcoming, cosy (especially in winter with 2 fires roaring). What makes it special is its location, the locals and the fact that is doesn't allow dogs. By the way, all those reviews that eulogise about the food are talking about the wrong Cresselly Arms - in the 45 years I've known this pub, it has never offered more than a bag of scratchings, crisps or nuts (although you can buy the freshest eggs ever if you time it right). In the summer this is magical - sit on the old pier with a point of Quay ale and watch the tide come in, transforming the landscape into a photo opportunity. A special place indeed.

The local hunt is welcomed here before they go off to tear apart the local wild life with a pack of dogs.

They now offer accommodation in this delightful pub situated at the mouth of the estuary..Specialising in real ales, log fires on a chilly day and a warm, friendly welcome from the two brothers John & Colin who jointly run it. A haven for wildlife and walkers, and situated only a few miles from Tenby and Saundersfoot for beach lovers.

Step back in time to a Real Pub , Fantasic Pub ,Real ales straight from the cask , great on a Summers evening , but get there Early !!

Fabulous pub in a wonderful location and the landlord couldn't have been more pleasant. Pointed us in the direction for the long walk to Cresswell Quay to Lawrenny with the dogs. After going off route for a longer walk around 12km we were welcomed on return and asked if we'd enjoyed. Served with a smile and a bit of banter from the regulars who were all as welcoming as the landlord. Beautiful pub in a stunning location. We visit pembrokeshire twice a year and I'm sure this won't be our last visit here.

Came here with family for lunch whilst on a weekend stay in Carmarthen. Lovely warm and comfortable pub. Good and friendly service. The food came quickly, was hot and had a home cooked feel to it. Tidy little place!

This pub appeared just when I needed a lunch stop - just short of Carmarthen on the A40. Warm welcome, real ale from the Gower brewery, good pork steak in creamy mushroom sauce, all with a view of the river.

Called in for a drink, having found the pub 35+years ago and decided to revisit whilst in the area again. (will be another 35 years before revisiting again). My wife who has never drunk went in with our son's partner and she, wanting to get settled asked for "a pot of tea". She was promptly told "THIS IS A PUB YOU KNOW", tea eventually came, but the beers ordered were quickly downed and as we were leaving another couple arrived and asked for coffee, and were slapped down even quicker than us. This place has a serious issue with lack of customer service.

We called in here for lunch last week whilst on holiday. The staff were very welcoming and the food delicious. Pity it was too blowy to sit outside I had over indulged on a whole crab salad however my husband couldn't resist the pudding menu and he said the bread and butter pudding he ordered was the best he had ever tasted.....compliments to the chef!

Pub highlight of our annual trip to Tenby. Accessible by car or boat if you have one. There is a very intermittent bus the 361.You can sit outside and watch the tide ebb or flow. Seemingly the same people having the same conversation each year we go. Nothing seems to change. So its great.And its the only place you can drink Quay Ale

Beautiful location and not going to reiterate what other reviewers have said but places like this are few and far between so thought I would write a quick review. Go its a joy.

One of the most beautiful locations I've ever come across for a pub - outdoor tables overlook a tidal river set in rolling countryside, with stepping stones across the river visible at low tide. We came here twice during a holiday based a few miles away and fell in love with this place - the first time, with children on a sunny afternoon, it was buzzing with people enjoying the view of the river (and kids exploring the muddy tidal river bank and stepping stones) a friendly local regular showed me around the pub and gave me some history including its recent incarnation as a filming location! The second time, we went on a busy Friday night at sunset and loved seeing the mist roll in along the river..beautiful. Friendly service, good range of drinks available - cash only. We'll be back.

Stopped off here mid afternoon on way back to hotel from day out and what a wonderful spot; sat outside looking across at the creek on a beautiful day enjoying glasses of wine and trusting this place is able never to change; perfect. And even better we gather there is no mobile phone signal

Came across The Cresselly Arms and was very impressed. Good selection of beer and cider and outdoor seating. Traditional pub with no frills, just like they used to be, knows its clientele and sticks to what it knows best. The landlord was very chatty and informative. Will definitely visit if in the area again.

Been visiting this pub on and off for years! Always great service and well served drinks!Good car park on the quay and loads of parking along the river side! Very welcoming and just like pub's used to be! Ideal for a pint and just watching the world go or float by!Always something happening here, especially on Friday nights! Usually barbecues for charity! A little treasure in the Welsh countryside! Right on the river!

Good beers and cider. Friendly staff. No food (apart from special events). Just like pubs used to be. A shame it's so far away from us!

We stopped here on the off chance for a drink after a long walk. The landlord was so welcoming and chatty and happy to share information about the locality. We were able to sit outside by the river and what the world go by. Great place if you are thirsty.

within walking distance from our holiday cottage , we visited there on the first night. the staff were extremely friendly and locals willing to talk and chat. The feel is a very old traditional 70's bar with lovely atmosphere. After buying our drinks and crisps we sat outside at one of the many tables, on the pub frontage and across the road inn the car park look over the quay side. Worth noting they don't serve food , but on some days seems to be a small shell fish stall. Great way to start our holiday

Perfectly placed. Parking outside, though tight roads to get to, and a bit off the beaten track. Not over stated and some decent local ales. Picture perfect when the sun shines, with a touch of the 1950's nostalgia.

Such a shame that whenever I visit Cresselly Arms I am the driver! I have been visiting here regularly for the past 20 years, and the best addition in the time has been the recent introduction of Quay Ale. I had to bring some back this time.I take visiting Oil Industry guests here, everyone enjoys the experience. Try the stepping stones across the river, with a pint!

Visited on our recent break to Pembrokeshire due partly to trip advisor and to friends comments, what's not to like, lovely location, well kept real ales, loved the quay ale, as a pub should be so sorry there are not more places like this, keep up the good work and keep the pub co's at bay, power to your elbows!

Takes me an hour to get there, but I consider this pub my local. Staff / Landlords are excellent and the beer is second to none. Idyllic location on the bank of a tidal river frequented by leisure craft of all sorts. Always a friendly crowd there and always someone to talk to. This place is what a pub should be. No jukeboxes, gaming machines, pool tables etc. Just great craic and plenty of conversation. I look forward to every visit.

I first went to the Cresselly, 15 years ago. That was when Maurice was still running the place. He remembered me every time I came back (I lived near Bristol at the time) but it was always worth it. Great beer and the Ham rolls with home-made chutney were great (Saturday only). Great people too. No people with phones jammed to their ears! Went over earlier this year and John and Colin were great. Place has changed a bit, one of the rooms is a lot smarter than it used to be. BUT it is still a local place. So rare now. People moaning about spritzers, kids and dogs should remember how a pub used to be. Dogs tied up outside and never a kid in sight and as for wine it was red or white and that was that.Keep it up lads.

Reading reviews from others I thought a pub with no grub, and not really suitable for kids or dogs would not be for me, however I was missing the point about this place. Its purpose seems to be to give the local community a focal point to meet up and relax, and it’s not really about townie tourists like me. But if you get an outside table on a nice sunny afternoon looking out over the water at high tide, there are few places to beat it. I’m no beer expert, but the Quay Ale is well worth a sampling, or two. Since its not a Restaurant, the stars from me are based on it being just a good pub.

We spent a week on the Quay over Christmas. The pub was great. The Landlords and locals were warm and welcoming, the beer well kept, a real find.

Great pub, friendly staff and the view's not bad either. .. bring your cash though they don't take cards !

We were in Pembroke and visited Rhoscrowter where we used to visit the inn, al is now gone demolished.We went to Cresswell Quay and visited the Creselly Arms again after those years.In 1990 the old Stowe in the pub was still in use and smoked hams were under the ceiling at that time.The Stowe is not in use any more but still there and the hams are gone.Good local ale here one is specially brewed for this pub.Came a lot here in the old days, and if asking the landlord when he would ring the last bell , his answer was how much money do you have in your pocket , he rang the bell 03:30 AM.Mobile phones and lab tops are not welcome in this pub great great.In the summer time there are some great surroundings here and you can fish whilst in the river whilst drinking your ale great.This is a real pub.

I am a frequent visitor to this pub / restaurant, and I have nver been disappointed. Should you be in the Milford Haven area give it a try, the food id excellent and the atmosphere alway warm and friendly.

Spend most evening in the summer sitting on the quey,crab fishing with children or watching the world go by. friendly people ,warm welcome.also spent several winter evening with the log fire burning ,a place not to be missed .

Possibly one of the best pubs ever. The Quay Ale is brilliant and brewed locally. It is a proper pub, with very welcoming staff and clientele. It is a proper local and everybody from richest to poorest is equally welcome. Apart from crisps, nuts etc., no food is served. There is a large sign saying no children or dogs indoors, but if it is cold outside the youngsters are welcome if well behaved. In this part of the world dogs are not as cosseted as in some places but you can happily tie up the dog outside for a while.Apart from a great selection of real ales, there is a range of wines and spirits. However I suspect that anybody ordering a banana daiquiri should expect to a) have the mickey taken and b) be disappointed. The setting is perfect and relaxing. there is also a bus stop outside so anybody who can't walk to the pub can get a bus. I believe that many locals have already embraced this form of travel.We have visited this pub three times and hope to go many times more, even though it is a 240 mile drive.

Possibly the best pint (Quay ale!) that I have ever had in Wales! Having been here a number of times in the past we thought "why not visit again?"We enjoyed a couple of fine pints of Quay Ale overlooking the quay, enjoying the atmosphere of a hostelry that has stood there for 100's of years - and soon to be a film location! If you want a traditional pub complete with the original furnishings, a great pint, a landlord who engages in conversation then get yourselves here!

We had a lovely pint overlooking the quay. The setting was idyllic and the beer lovely. We had the foresight to take a crabbing line as well so the kids went crabbing while we sat drinking. Lovely evenings entertainment.

Nice place. But anyway We was Sick from "new owner"... Stupid racist thats all..he was propably drunk.. So if u r not welsh or british didnt get there;) and they didnt like dogs!

We were lucky enough to hear about a BBQ and party at this pub on the quay to mark an exceptional high tide. It was great. Loads of boats moored up, there was obviously so kind of fancy dress thing going on, a BBQ and live music from a Samba percussion group. Really fun event. It did take ages to get a burger and food was basic but fine, and ages to get a drink; we used the shed bar which I assume opens as an extra bar for events. Anyway, overall a fun night. We did consider going back another night but noticed a "no kids or dogs" sign at the main bar entrance. A shame but from what I hear it is a great pub for local ales, so fair enough, as it focuses on something different. Unlike some reviewers I don't believe a place must be family friendly and would actually rather them be clear rather than it being awkward inside.

Our friends were staying nearby and asked us to meet us here for a few drinks.Very friendly and was able to sit outside and enjoy great conversation and drinks.The view is great ona good day and will definately return.After not being on tripadvisor for long we have many reviews of restaurants that are local to us to do.I'm writing these instead of my husband as his punctuation isn't very good.Look forward to returning here.

One of my favourite pubs in the country. The setting is beautiful and the cross section of people who frequent the pub leads to intelligent conversation and having the Craic!Always a warm welcome from hosts Colin & John , not to forget the lovely bar staff.Lots happening from bbq's, vintage car meets, the hunt meets, keep an eye on the notice board.Winter time is just as welcoming with a real fire and good hwyll.

The Cresselly Arms Inn at Cresswell Quay is worth a visit. It serves its own named ale brewed specially for the pub. The ale is very moreish so ensure that you have a dry driver who is prepared to drive the narrow windy roads/lanes to get there. It sits in a valley alongside the Pembroke estuary and provides seating on which you could while away a few pleasant hours. You can also purchase a Cresselly Arms gift pack if you wish to continue enjoying the ale after your visit. The pub is packed with years of memorabilia that is interesting to look at. The pub does not serve food, but has the usual snacks available.

The cresselly arms is actually located in Creswell Quay not Cresselly for those of you reading this that are not local to Pembrokeshire. It is a tradition olde fashioned public house. It serves a few lagers Carling, Stella, and Coors, Stowford Press cider. But is renown locally for its cask ales particularly one called fire water. It is situated on the Quay with the river right there. There are a few small walks available around the area. There are stepping a stones at low tide one can cross the river. It has a welcome atmosphere and the land lord was friendly enough. A lovely visit in a lovely area I highly recommend a visit on a lovely day if you fancy a cheeky one.

We stopped by one day with the children. It's just one old-fashioned bar. We didn't notice the sign on the door which said no children and went in as it was cold outside. The greeting was very friendly anyway and the children were welcomed and provided with drinks and snacks and were tolerated and even teased by the Landlord and regulars - which was extremely good of them as we didn't see the sign until we were leaving! The real fire warmed us up on a cold day. It's an attractive spot and the cask ales are a big attraction I hear but as we're cider drinking philistines we didn't get to experience those. A large group of fellas getting into a waiting bus as we arrived looked as though they had sampled and enjoyed more than their fair share tho'! :) We'll pop in again.

Great welcome this weekend as always..!! popped in saturday then later that night by boat as the tide was right.Fabulous Quay ale.We will popping in all the time.Landlords John and Colin on top form.Just the most perfect settting for a pint and to switch off.all the best Williams family.

New landlord since last visit but little has changed still a magical place good beer friendly locals sitting outside on a sunny evening by the tidal creek can't be beaten

I really think that The Cresselly Arms is my favourite pub ever. Positioned by the side of a tidal inlet, it's a place where you just sit and enjoy the beer and the surroundings. If you're lucky, and get good weather, there's no greater pleasure than supping a pint of their perfectly kept Quay ale - brewed locally and exclusively for the Cresselly. The only problem is pulling yourself way from it.

Title says it all really, wanted to pop in for a drink whilst passing, we had our children with us as it was the Easter holidays. First impressions were, good location but a little shabby looking.. Didn't even get to order a drink as there is a huge sign on the entrance stating, "strictly no children or dogs". It may indeen be a good pub, but not if you've got two things as apparently similar as 'children and dogs".Drag yourself into the present!!!!!!!!

This is a pub in a time warp. If you like to visit an utterly unspoilt drinking hole, don't miss this. Friendly staff, friendly locals, beer from the barrel.....When we visited , there was beer made by a local chap who grew his own hops. Just.......brilliant!

It is important to understand what this is not...It is not a restaurant, nor a wine bar, nor a gastro-pub. It is not trying to sell you a wide range of wines or coffees.If you want an unassuming traditional pub that sells great beer in a beautiful location, then look no further.Make the most of it as places like this are a dying breed.

Some of the reviews miss the point of the Cresselly Arms: it is a pub, not a poncey wine bar. Been coming to this part of Wales for best part of 20 years and no trip is complete without a trip to the Cresselly Arms. Beer from the barrel by jug, no food (except BBQ at weekend) and no music (except a morris troupe if you are lucky).Go on a sunny evening and there is no-where else in the world to rival it. Kids playing in the creek, dogs snarling at each other or sleeping under benches. Great. Hope it never changes.

This is a wonderful location, and a great pub. Excellent real ales and a very traditional setting. The two landlords are great guys and it I a wonderful place to meet the locals. If you know the tide times, try to get there for high spring evening tide and there may be boats tied up to the quay. Don't park on the quay if it is a high spring as it goes under water, as does part of the road.

Inside its pretty down beat but has everything you might need. Its not posh but then its not trying to be - the location is why you go there and btw the doom beer just slips down. Whether you get a pack of scratchings or not seems to depend on whether they have been to the cash and carry. Only thing missing for me is some pickled eggs!Sit outside overlooking the stepping stones - not many better places to be early evening and attracts a good eclectic crowd. If you've got kids, crabbing off the quay is a must when the tide is in or on the turn - you'll catch hunderds and all with a beer in hand (not the kids obviously). If you're looking for cocktails, keep moving this isn't the place for you. But personally i like its spit and sawdust, down to earth feel and good beer.

Lovely location but shocking service when calling by for a drink today. Ordered a white wine spritzer and soda water poured from a nearly empty 2 litre bottle of cheap soda and clearly flat. Bar staff disinterested when politely querying this, making no attempt to check and being rudely dismissive in response. On tasting the drink outside, suspicion confirmed: water and wine and no fizz evident at all. Other glasses were covered in lipstick. On returning to the bar, barman refused point blank to open fresh bottle of soda and replace the drink and slammed returned money down on the bar.Altogether very rude and offensive in response to pleasant and polite customers who merely wanted the drink requested. I believe under new management since September but would strongly recommend avoidance until appropriate customer service established!

Two visits in August both appalling.landlords not interested in customer service.our guest wanted white wine spritzet..soda offered from nearly empty bottle..queried whether or not it was flat..given take it or leave attitude..did take it it was flat then refused to open new bottle!!! Just had money thrust at me and then they walked off!!!...my glass had 'lipstick' on it ..didnt bother with mentioning that!!!!...& beer choice down to one barrel.Was nearly as bad at previous visit when local bike & classic car club met there...only offering limit beer/lager and ONE choice of soft drink...bearing in mind no. Of drivers present not very good move. So sad this pub changed hands last year .wont be taking anyone else there that is for sure...very embarressing!

Excellent friendly and informed service at this pub, we stopped for some drinks recently and it's a unique place saturated in history. Stop here for some local beer too, it's amazing.

Love to visit this pub in the summer and sit outside overlooking the stepping stones and the quay. Hubby has a pint from the jug pulled from the kegs on the bar and I have a rather nice cafetier of coffee. No dogs or children are allowed in the bar hence we only visit in the summer. On our last visit we watched Mullet swimming around as the tide turned. This is more about the experience of an old fashioned pub.

What a delight to find this pub whilst out cycling. The pub is fabulous, just the way pubs used to be. Great old fashioned decor, a proper bar with a smiling, helpful, staff member, who explained the history of the pub etc. the locals are friendly and welcoming and the new owners were delightful, telling me to look all over the pub, even upstairs to their private rooms. A welcome change to have such warm, friendly service.We cannot wait to return.

Found it by accident. A great pub. Good atmosphere, good staff and lovely pub. We didn't eat but we deep feed in the atmosphere and had a lovely timeWell worth a visitGreat countryside - A joy

Wonderful atmosphere. Always welcoming. Been going there all my life and am always made to feel at home.

A fabulous pub with good beer, friendly landlord and locals. How a pub should be! Like a trip into the past

This is a fantastic pub, a proper pub where good beer, friendly service and welcoming locals make it something very special. Saw the new year in here, with friends, what a great start to 2014. I wish it was my local - but then my liver is probably grateful it isn't!!Try it, you will not be disappointed - unless you are looking for a plastic or gastro pub - in which case avoid it like the plague!!

This pub is thankfully caught in a time warp. It is still a proper boozer where you get served good beer without the gastro bit, long may it last.

We love 'the quay' as we locals call it ! It's the best place to be on a sunny evening in Pembrokeshire ! We go whenever we can, the winter is good as they have a lovely fire going in the bar ! But the summer evenings are best , sitting outside & meeting up with friends. They don't do food, but they don't need to ! When the tide in & the boats pull up its fab ! We've been the last two evenings, as the weather has been lovely ,and its been busy !

If you're in West Wales you must find this little nugget of a pub. It's like stepping back in time at this pub. Decent beer poured from a barrel into a jug and then into your glass. Then take it outside and drink while enjoying the view across the quay. Some fine characters gather at this pub. We always take friends and visitors to this pub and they enjoy the experience. No food served, only crisps nuts etc but they often have a hog roast in the summer..