Glasses
That's how we got ours, please return.
— SarahHOME BAR · FREE HOUSE* · HORNCHURCH
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Jason and Sarah welcome you to The Inn
Proper hand pulls. Questionable opening hours. One excellent mild.
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Member loginApply for recognitionServing Hornchurch since fairly recently. Previous visitors include friends, relatives, neighbours and several people who only came round to drop something off.
Jason and Sarah built The Inn the old-fashioned way — plywood, mahogany stain, a worrying amount of enthusiasm, and absolutely no involvement from an interior designer.
There are proper hand pulls, optics on the gantry, supermarket spirit offers, and enough glassware hanging from the beams to suggest we may have a licensing problem.
Welcome to Hornchurch’s very own Club Tropicana — fun and sunshine, optional dancing, and enough for everyone.
Theakston Dark Mild on the pump.
Because someone said “we should open a pub” and nobody said no.
The ceiling is the business plan.
Every glass was paid for — original contents, that is.
Every tankard hanging from the ceiling has poured something worth remembering. Or something someone can't remember.
Nothing matches. Everything has a story.
And if there’s an empty bit of wall, shelf, beam or ceiling, it’s clearly not being used properly.
It’s a proper little boozer. A bit wonky, a bit overfilled, and absolutely no chance of anyone calling it tidy.
Built with love, questionable DIY skills and the firm belief that you can never have too much glassware. Sarah would like it formally recorded that not all of this was her idea.
All that’s missing is the landlords… …and any convincing explanation for how it got this far.
There is always something else that requires management's attention.
Images released by management following a lengthy internal review. No conclusions should be drawn regarding the carpet.
Selected testimony from persons known to the management. Complaints are logged, considered and then discussed over a pint. View the correspondence.
Issued when informal hints have failed.
That's how we got ours, please return.
— SarahThere is no more room on the walls. Finding a smaller sign does not create more room.
— Sarah“One for the road” is not a recognised extension to opening hours.
— SarahSubject to visitor donation.
— SarahManagement accepts no responsibility for the quality of conversation at the bar.
Issued by the Management Committee. Enforcement is inconsistent but can be surprisingly personal.
They're decorative until they aren't. Arms up for YMCA is a health & safety incident.
Or a good moan about the weather, the trains, or “what’s happened to pubs these days.” We are what’s happened.
The ceiling collection is closed. Your coaster stays on the bar. Anyone caught nicking one will be expected to replace it with two of equal or greater pubworthiness.
Saying “I should go” does not count as leaving. We have heard this before. We have receipts.
Theakston Dark Mild is not a starter. It is the main event. Arguments will be settled by another pint.
Upload the good ones. Delete the ones that prove you tried karaoke. The house has a reputation to maintain (sort of).
If she's on the good sofa, you're on the stool with the wonky leg. This is not up for negotiation.
First offence: warning. Second offence: mild.
The Inn does not operate a formal last-orders policy. Eventually Sarah goes to bed and things become self-regulating.
Should be submitted in writing to the landlord, where they will receive the attention they deserve.
*Domestic premises reference only. Not a licence, permit, charter, royal warrant or invitation for anyone official to visit.