Lunchtime cycle meet. We haven’t been here as a group for nearly two years. Very pleasant bartender but very disappointing ale at £5.50 a pint and a lack of heating (log delivery failure blamed. Only three other customers in all lunchtime).

Lunchtime cycle meet. We were allowed a table in the restaurant as it was unoccupied- all tables in the two bars laid up for eating. Just the one beer on.

Lunchtime. Cycle venue - I checked the night before that the pub was open - it was, but every table booked for lunch. Sat at the bar for a swift one but no room for 12 of us so we sat in the garden and had a rather good session.

Back for a Potterers cycling meet. After a dry ride there we sat under cover while the hailstorm passed and got rather cold despite the outdoor heaters.

Lunchtime - bit of a landmark for me - brings up my 700th different pub on this site - and I was here to officially join the Potterers cycling club. The club is a group of East Kent cyclists who ride independently to pre-arranged pub venues up to three times a week. Seem like a nice bunch of like-minded people. We sat in the sunshine in the garden. A few punters in the pub - had a welcoming feel to it despite the COVID restrictions.

Gadd's Seasider had finish but was back on after the Doom Bar. Friendly landlord.

Lunchtime visit, a warm greeting as I entered the door and I chatted with a couple of locals at the bar. I decided to eat here and stay for a second pint.

Arrived about 12:30 and a few people were in. 4 hand pumps, 3 empty and 1 with Doombar turned around. The pub was a little chilly I thought but thr staff were friendly and efficient.

Monday lunch time, and diners were starting to arrive. I had a look at some of the old photographs of Worth that adorn the walls of this pub.

Fancied a bite to eat. Busy as "Steak Night". Friendly and a nice pub.