The Jack Fairman (Lloyds No 1), Horley

A slightly different Spoons, as mentioned below in an old garage with motor sport connections which provides the general theme. I am not quite sure how the prominent shelves of books come in, but I quite liked the overall feel of the place, with completely different styles in different areas. Service seemed a little patchy but the beers were fine. Guest ales were Flack's Black Jack, By The Horns Stiff Upper Lip and Oakham JHB.

Large 'spoons, initially looking like an Art Deco former cinema, but actually a converted 1930s garage once owned by the local Fairman family (of whom Jack was a famous racing driver). Some attempt has been made to break up the space, but it does remain a bit of a gloomy barn. However, if the weather permits, there is also a reasonable amount of seating out on the front pavement. Eight of ten handpumps in operation, with a couple of local(ish) Westerham beers on offer, but I went for the Goldmark American Hop Idol (£2.55).