Busy for early lunchtime visit and my first to this fine 14th-century inn with ancient features such as inglenook fireplace in main front bar. Warm welcome from staff and prompt service.

Very busy with diners.

Morning visit soon after 11am an already busy, likely to get a lot busier with a vintage transport event taking place in Faversham today.

Mid afternoon and very busy including our group on a colleague's retirement do.

We had intended to eat here but were told the kitchen had just closed. It was 14:55 with menus chalked up everywhere and sandwiches advertised until 15:00 but there was no food apart from crisps and the like. We checked various internet sites and came to the conclusion that with the notable exception of those good people at Spoons, it is impossible to eat in a Faversham pub on a Tuesday afternoon. We decided to visit a couple more pubs and then catch a bus to Maidstone for the Artemis Restarant which is open in the afternoons. We enjoyed listening to the people at the adjacent table talking absolute rubbish about Maidstone.

Evening. Pleasantly quiet.

2025 hours visit. Fells a bit mucky because of its food existence but very friendly bar staff.

Pub number 5 on my Faversham crawl and my attempt to find the best pint of Master Brew in the town. Very busy in this attractive pub. Lots of tourists and locals. Pub has been extended to add a restaurant to the side. Does B&B rooms as well.

3rd in my cycle ride. Not too busy late afternoon. Bar is at the front of the pub as you walk in, but then there are many different seating areas, including a yard and garden at the back. Nice feel to this pub. I was sat at the front off to one side watching the world go by in a room with an inglenook fireplace.