Very busy. We sat here; we sat there; we sat everywhere.

Yes I like this pub, I really must come for more than one pint at a time

Not very busy really so we sat under the window on one of those 2 big tables. I like all the hops on the ceiling here. Ian told me all about previous romantic moments he's had near here.

This was spur of the moment stuff. I was passing and the pub just drew me in. I was powerless. Anyway, it was relaxed and civilised inside the pub. A gent with a blazer and a big white beard was drinking a whiskey whilst a group of chaps were enjoying a few pints. Good pub this.

Quiet for a Saturday lunch, but still a nice relaxed atmosphere. A few people eating at the back. Four beers on, one guest that I tried and the usual suspects.

One of the nicest pub interiors in Canterbury I always think. There were a few groups of tourist at the rear eating and only 2 blokes at the front talking business. I sat and stared out the window at the building opposite. Good times.

There's an eclectic mix of customers in this pub. There was the ususal group of old boys chewing the fat, a couple of American tourists and a few student types. The manager however, runs a pretty tight ship and when we arrived he was in the process of very politely telling some customer sat the bar to drink up and leave. He seemed to be expressing his homophobic opinions rather too loudly and was upsetting the barmaids (amongst others)!

Sat by the window reading The Times, listening to the builders at the next door table who had just finished work.

Decent pub, bit on the touristy side, but a favourite of mine. Sat at bar with hops, fire and candlelight.

A right motley crew of customers in here (which is good), ranging from uni students to a few old men who were the worse for wear. Good atmosphere and this is a Canterbury pub that's worth a visit.