STOP PRESS!

With the pressure of summer behind us, it is now easier to get a table at the yacht club, so not always necessary to book ages in advance. We have plenty of space on Friday evening (12th October) and a couple of tables free on Saturday (13th October)

On Sunday, we are pretty full for the brunch, but tables will become free as the morning progresses, so do pop in for a drink and we will get you a table as soon as we can. We are open from 10 until 2 (ish)

Looking forward to seeing you then.

Mike & Nigel

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