Situated in Old Leigh fishing village overlooking the Thames estuary, this 16th-century pub has two small bars with bare floorboards and beamed ceilings. The walls are decorated with local village and fishing pictures. It has a small garden to one side and a larger seating area to the front which is shared with a seafood merchant. It offers up to six real ales with three regulars and three guests from the Nicholson's list. A short walk from Leigh-on-Sea station.