It was the first day of my holiday and we were in Canterbury shopping. Jane had to go off and do something so I went to find some scaffolding to support my credit card. On the way I passed the Bell and Crown. For me this pub has the best interior in Canterbury and also a cracking line-up of beers. I propped up the end of the bar with my back to the real fire. Most of the rest of the pub was empty so I just idly stared out the window at the snow.

I always like the music in this pub and the Gimmie Shelter made my day

Busy busy busy. The Hopdaemon Dominator smelt of vinegar so they changed the barrel. A group of German's asked Ian to take their photo. People wandered about wondering when they should pay for their drinks. All in all and interesting evening.

Likeable pub with a good jukebox even if Andrew can't identify the Beatles.

I just love the interior of the Bell & Crown. Not overly busy. Sat up the back under the Fremlin window.

Pleasant atmosphere, seemed respectably busy for a Friday teatime.

Popped in here with some friends during an afternoon pub crawl - friendly atmosphere with a varied food menu but with the emphasis more on the ales with good selection available..

Was in this neck of the woods. Quite inside with a smattering of locals at the bar. There was some good music on the juke box and I just sat there and enjoyed my pint.

Good pub for a decent pint. Now does Bellevue Kriek on tap

There was a big party of French tourists in and a handful of locals. The jukebox was playing random weirdness and it was all quite relaxed.