I just can't seem to find a pint of stout or porter anywhere in Thanet at the moment! This is still a nice, friendly local, the sort of pub that really needs to be protected.

It was a friends birthday so a large group of us trundled up here already a little tipsy from the homebrew I'd made for the occasion. In hindsight it wasn't a great idea to bring a group of 8 drunk young men to a pub like this. Left after one pint, headed over to Ramsgate to a more suitable venue.

Needed a pint so came here hoping the beer lineup was an improvement on last week. It was a slight improvement but still disappointing so we left after one and headed to Ramsgate.

I was looking forward to this as I haven't been here for a couple of months. Extremely quiet even for a tuesday evening. The beer lineup was less than exciting as well. All in all a bit od a disappointment.

It's been quite a while since I was last here, so made extra effort. It was really quiet, at one point us being the only people in. But then it was a tuesday night.

Fairly busy in tonight, good friendly banter from the locals.

I got caught in a downpour on the way here and was soaked through. Luckily it was warm inside so all the more reason to stay for a few.

Arrived just before last orders, they seemed to be having some kind of function going on. Just had a quick half then carried on my walk round broadstairs.

For the first time ever I sat in the saloon bar today, it really feels like a completely different pub. has a slightly older clinetele, but still jolly friendly. I was offered various food stuffs, including pizza and olives among others. Good times.

The usual suspects in tonight. Just popped in for a few with my dad.

Popped in just as they called last orders. It was freezing out so nice to get in somewhere warm.

The walk here seems to be becoming a bit of a routine lately, not that that's a bad thing. Fair few in tonight.

Exactly the same people in as last night, which for some reason amused me. Yeah a friend of mine had never been here before and had heard me waffling on about it so I took her along.

Only stopped for one, we were just walking in the area. Two other people in, but still a friendly, jovial atmosphere.

Got in here an hour before closing. It takes me 30 minutes to walk here so I had quite a thirst by the time I arrived.

Spent the evening chatting to the locals and getting soundly beaten at pool by them. Good times.

Came in around lunchtime. Fairly busy, had a few pints and played some pool. I love this pub.

Pretty quiet with just a few sat at the bar. There were two dogs entertaining us all. It was more fun than it sounds...

Quite busy with a great bunch of friendly locals in. Well worth the 40 minute stroll here.

Fair few people in, really friendly atmosphere. Need to come here more, it's the closest decent pub to me. I have no excuses.

Very quiet for a saturday night, landlady was very smiley and friendly.

Popped in for a couple after a long walk round the coast. Few people in, nice friendly atmosphere.

I caught the train to Broadstairs and then walked 20 minutes to the pub. There's a public bar and a saloon and the beers are split between them. If you want to know what's on (without having to ask) there's a list of the beers in the window before you come in. Interesting pub; quite 1970's inside. The staff and locals were all friendly and I was even offered a roast potato.

Great pub, but dead at 9 in the evening on a saturday night. Not a good sign surely.

One of my favourite pubs in an historic part of Broadstairs, still split into Public and Lounge Bars with 4 ale engines. Quite lively the Sunday lunchtime we were there, with friendly service and spirited conversation.

2 room pub with central bar, split into Private and Public rooms. Private bar has low chairs and tables, Public has pool table and darts. Located in attractive village suburb of Broadstairs, opposite church and amongst Victorian villas. Upto 6 beers that are advertised on board in window