Wednesday mid afternoon and busy with a few groups sat at the bar and family groups with well behaved children finishing off a late lunch. We sat in the sun trap beer garden on a cooler fresher day of late.

After a short hop double back using the one afternoon journey of route 11 from Wingham and stopping conveniently outside we made the most of our half hour stay and enjoyed the extensive shaded beer garden to relax and enjoy our pints. Fairly busy for a midweek afernoon which is good to see for this bucolic gem of a pub.

We came for a late lunch on a changeable Wednesday afternoon. Several drinkers and diners in attendance.

Mid afternoon and surprisingly busy with folk everywhere. Another superb friendly welcoming and relaxed boozer.

Mid afternoon fairly quiet with a couple of groups finishing a late lunch. Friendly and welcoming it still had a cosy pub atmosphere despite the food emphasis.

Evening 8ish. Better than my last visit - same layout and still food centric - but I had 45 minutes to kill and enjoyed sitting by the fire in a comfy sofa and chilling over my half.

Been on a walk between Wickhambreaux and Ickham. The pub was busy mainly with diners.

Busyy both inside and out inthe garden. Nice view out over cornfields. Pricey.

Sunday lunchtime for lunch - busy almost exclusively with diners - good food and polite but rather inattentive staff - very slow - at the bar and in serving lunch.

Popped in for a quick drink as I was in the area. The pub's been refurbished and feels much bigger and more open than before. I liked it although at £4.70 for a pint and a packet of crisps I won't be rushing back!