The bar was empty - people probably put off by the reserved table signs, though if you read then, as I did, you'd see they were all free until the early evening. I did feel a bit smug, yes. Only place that does Otter in Lyme now.

Came for a meal.

Bustling with lunchtime folk. One bloke was having a jacket potato and crisps; so potato and, er potato. I sat and wrote postcards.

Had to pop in before leaving Lyme. Late afternoon and fairly busy.

The Harbour Inn doesn't have the most character but the beer is consistently good in my experience.

5:30 and it's change over between afternoon drinking and dinning. Lots of folk wandering off the beach.

A late night visit. The Royal Standard next door had karaoke. As we sat in the beach garden of the Harbour we swayed to to tuneless renditions of timeless classics.

The beach front seating was busy due to the good weather so I sat inside (where you get served in a glass pint glass). I got a nice view out through the doors to the sea and Golden Cap in the background.

Fleeting visit. Bought the drinks swiftly and went out on to the beach with them. It was early evening and strolling couples and families dominated the area around the pub.

Post pool half.