Six nights, and the whales move one of them
A quiet Tuesday, a learner Wednesday, cribbage on Thursday, a full Friday, a Saturday that shifts with the season and a Sunday that ends early.
Which night is which
| Night | Doors | On the floor |
|---|---|---|
| Tuesday | 3pm – 11.30pm | Half the room open, quiet tables |
| Wednesday | 3pm – 11.30pm | Learner table 5pm – 6.30pm, free, six seats |
| Thursday | 3pm – 11.30pm | Cribbage from 7pm, two tables held |
| Friday | 3pm – 11.30pm | Full room; book the kitchen ahead |
| Saturday | 12pm – 11.30pm | Whale watch sitting in season, tables from 4pm |
| Sunday | 12pm – 8pm | Long lunch, slow tables, early close |
| Monday | Closed | Deliveries and a deep clean |
The three nights regulars pick

Wednesday's learner table is the door most of our regulars came through. Six seats, ninety minutes, free, and nobody minds how slowly you play.
Thursday belongs to the cribbage board. Two tables are held from seven and there is always a spare seat if you ask the floor.
From June the southern rights calve close in, so the Saturday sitting moves back to four: people go and watch, then come in for the evening with cold hands and something to talk about.
Wed 5pm
Learner table, ninety minutes, no charge.
Thu 7pm
Cribbage, two tables held, spare seats most weeks.
Sat in season
Whale watch sitting, tables from four.