Inside the club: the lounge, the terrace and the Atlantic

Chess and cards on the low tables, darts by the coffee machine, table football in front of the open doors, and the seafront straight ahead.

The lounge

A private room with sofas and low tables, a television for film nights, a dartboard on the wall, and a table football table by the glass doors. There is Wi-Fi throughout, and the mornings are quiet enough to work in for an hour or two.

Coffee comes from the machine and cold drinks from the fridge, and a hand-written board lists the morning breakfast: Italian coffee, a juice and a pastry.

Outside, round wooden tables sit on a covered terrace under a concrete canopy above the promenade, looking out at the Atlantic. The glass door onto it is etched with the club's name.

A look around

A table football table in front of open glass doors, with the promenade and the Atlantic beyond. — Table football, with the doors open onto the seafront

Round wooden tables on the covered terrace, under the concrete canopy. — The covered terrace

The door onto the terrace

The covered walkway that leads to the club entrance. — The covered walkway to the door

Evenings and tournaments

Most weeks there is something on: chess and darts tournaments, table football, bingo, music nights, and films on the television. Members organise them between themselves.

None of it is compulsory. Plenty of members come in to sit with a coffee, work for an hour, or watch whatever is on.

How you become a member

Come to the club in person with a government-issued ID showing you are 18 or over, and the staff will take you through the application on site. Send us a message first if you would like to arrange a time.

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