Tally Ho, Lewes

A splendid 1930s pub serving the Landport estate with a largely unspoilt woody interior with lots of original features It more or less retains two bars, although entry is only through the Public, with a side area holding a pool table. It definitely felt like a proper local. Still just the Harvey's on handpump, although chalked beer lists mentioned Abbot, IPA and something called Force 7.

1930s housing-estate pub that appears to retain many traditional features in the partly opened-out, multi-room layout. Pleasingly traditional look enhanced by the half-height dark wood-panelling, although I guess younger people might find it a bit gloomy. Although a Greene King house, it turned out that Harvey's (£4.70) was the sole cask ale on offer from the four handpumps, but thankfully that was in fine shape.