A good crowd of ale drinkers in here this afternoon. The pub had a mini beer festival and 40p discount to Camra members to celebrate cask ale week.

Thursday afternoon on a sunny day, various visitors wandered in and seemed delighted with their find.

A fairly quiet lunch time. I really like this place, and I decided to enjoy the relaxing atmosphere and a second pint, together with a steak sandwich.

The last port of call on a Camra mini-bus trip. ~We were almost the only customers, and we sat in a relaxed atmosphere listening to Classic FM and enjoying some beers until slightly after the official 6pm Sunday closing time. I had a good chat with the tenants about beers and pubs.

5th and last stop on Camra minibus trip. Quiet. In fact it was just us.

This pub used to be closed on Mondays, so I was somewhat surprised to find it open when I was walking past. I decided to enter and have a pint and listen to the background classical music. There was a very interesting book on Folkestone pubs on one of the tables, I sat down and had a good read whilst enjoying an excellent pint. I did not note all the beers that were on sale.

A fairly quiet afternoon.

Mid afternoon and a smattering of customers. Still a compfy place to sit and have a pint.

I had difficulty in persuading the rest of our group to come here because it is not on any of their lists. They loved it. Unfortunately I forgot to make a list of all the beers on offer.

Fully refurbished and re-opened in August 2009. I was told this was never as good as this in the old days! My first visit to what must be one of Folkestone's best kept secrets! Very enthusiastic for Cask Ale week. An all round excellant pub.