About

Charlotte welcomes you into her unusual curved 1930's roadhouse pub set back from Alfriston Road.​

The building was originally designed and built by Brighton, Hove & Portsmouth Breweries and named after the local chalk cliffs landmark.

​The site where the pub is built used to be a traction engine repair yard, owned by the French family. After the demise of the traction engines, the ground was used for several years as a site for travelling funfairs until it was bought by the brewery. 

​This Art Deco building, once a hotel, was constructed by Ringmer Building Works on what was to be the main Dover to Honiton trunk road, first opening in January 1931.