The Lord Morris, Folkestone

Very basic shop-conversion pub with a pool table by the door and an elongated bar up a flight of six steps. Plain furniture and decor, with quite a raucous atmosphere on a Friday evening. No real ale, unfortunately, so the keg Theakston's Best (£3.30) was probably the least-worst option.

The Lord Morris is a high street pub with a pool table by the entrance and steps which lead up to the bar area beyond. I counted three plasma screens in the bar area that were switched off and a security monitor which was showing surveillance pictures from various parts of the pub. Sky Sports is advertised so football is obviously shown. There was some old skool dance music playing, but I’m not sure if it was off a jukebox or the barmaids CD. The bar is stocked with standard draught and a couple of locals looked as though they had been tucking into the Stella for some time when I visited on early on Monday evening. I noticed an outside seating area on the CCTV monitor, but didn’t have the inclination to check it out. The CCTV and couple of smashed windows were very off putting and the inclusion of a couple of drunks had me knocking back my half before leaving for pastures greener. I do not plan to revisit here anytime soon.