The Potters Arms, Farnborough

All visible pub signage is now removed, the former pub is now an Age Concern charity shop.

The Potters Arms is split into two separate bars where food is served in the left hand side and the public bar, which is where I spent my stay, is on the right. Being the public bar there is a pool table and dartboard along with two plasma screens for showing Sky Sports and a jukebox. Cask Tea and Greene King IPA were available from the two hand pumps, but I’m not sure if these are the only ales available as there may be more hand pumps in the other bar. The guy who I think was the governor was polite and served a good Guinness, but a woman who I took to be the landlady was a bit off and I kept glancing at me. Thankfully the three locals in attendance were very friendly and gave me directions to the venue for my next libation. This pub has a decked area out the front that houses some café style tables and seating and there is a large car park at the rear. Like many of the pubs n this area accommodation is available.

Two-tier pub with no soul. Two real ale, T.E.A and London Pride. I can't see it changing but where is the life?