A SEASIDE pub has reopened its doors following a refurb.
The Plough Inn, Hastings has seen the one room pub transform into a modern, homely environment following a large investment.
The interior has been repainted with lightly coloured walls and a rustic feel from the exposed brick, both complemented by retro lighting.
A key feature is the open log fire, which has seating all around for customers to cosy up around the fire.
Taps are placed around and the white, mirrored back bar which displays a range of spirits and wines.
The pub has a variety of drinks available including a selection of on-tap cask ales and beers changing seasonally, including Harvey’s Best, St Austell Tribute, Doom Bar and Timothy Taylor’s Landlord.
As warmer months approach, the garden is geared up with seating in front with the sea view and sun out until lunchtime and an enclosed garden at the back.
The garden also has a petanque court, refurbished to regulation length, with boule sets available.
The Plough have a line up of live music events planned. On Saturday, April 23 from 8pm, Stormy T and Bluesman’s Lane will be performing for the night.
On Saturday, April 30 Los Twangueros will be providing music for the evening.
The pub is also hosting a Jamming Festival every Monday, starting from April 25.
Licensee of The Plough, Gerard Palmer, said: “It is great to be able to welcome guests back into The Plough and to be a social hub for the local community once again.
“The team and I are in love with the pubs new look and feel and we hope you all are too.
“The Plough feels like such a homely space, where everyone is welcome, no matter the occasion.
“We cannot wait for the summer months here at the pub, when customers can enjoy a nice beer or drink in the garden and take in all the scenery and enjoyment of being so close to the coast.
“There are also lots of events coming up, which everyone is more than welcome to come along to, we are all very excited, they are going to be a lot of fun.”
To keep up to date with The Plough and any of their events, check out their website https://www.theploughhastings.co.uk and the Facebook page.
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