Decorated in shades which suit the name, with comfy sofas in one corner. Outside seating in garden at rear, and patio at front. Family run Freehouse, with one regular and one rotating real ale. Food available lunchtime and evenings, with a popular roast lunch on Sundays. Posh coffees available from a barista coffee machine. A new garden kitchen and bar is planned for the summer. The unusual name of this old beer house derives from the English Civil War, when there was an exchange of a rose and an olive branch at a local peace treaty.