It's definitely worth the 5-10 minute stroll from the station or town centre to visit this brewpub. There's a more drinking-oriented area at the front, with a more eating-oriented area round to the left - although outside of peak dining times you're free to drink or eat anywhere. There's also a pleasant-looking garden out the back. There are 7 cask pumps - on my visit these featured 3 from the in-house brewery Moot, plus seasonals from Weekend Project, Thornbridge and Twisted Barrel, with Bass as the only permanent ale. The kegs are purely macro and faux macro. You can buy bottles of their own beers to take away too (when available). They have various events on; we were there on a Sunday so partook of the Sunday Roast carvery, which I have to say was one of the best I've had. As young people sadly don't seem to do the whole Sunday lunch thing, the clientele was quite elderly on our visit, but when we passed later in the week the pub seemed very popular with all ages. The staff couldn't have been more friendly, whilst the prices were average for the area (so quite cheap for us southerners!). A great pub; I'd definitely go back if I was in the area again.