Three Sisters

I’m not sure who is supposed to drink at this pub?! It’s seemingly in the middle of nowhere, sitting on a deserted stretch of road between lower Rainham and Upchurch; the nearest residential areas are not within walking distance, meaning you’d have to drive here and not be able to drink.
I came here while visiting my parents, my dad’s bike club held a social event here and the pub was not equipped to handle the volume of people they had through the doors. There were around 100 people in attendance, which quickly turned this tiny pub into a heaving, crowded sweat box, that was impossible to navigate around in. The three members of staff behind the bar were visibly stressed out and the male bartender in particular was very annoyed, swearing under his breath and frowning every time he took a drinks order, while frequently overcharging and short changing people.
There is also only one cubicle in the ladies’ toilets, which resulted in massive queues and the hand dryer quickly breaking. The bike club arranged for a local rock band to play live that night, they set up by the bar, taking up a large portion of what precious little space there was, playing through speakers that were much too loud for the venue. All in all, it was disastrous.
I would say, on a normal night, this place is probably quite nice to drink in. The prices are reasonable and it has a cosy, homely atmosphere with plenty of local beers and ales on tap, including one that’s named after the pub itself. Considering its out of the way location, however, I doubt I’ll get the chance to try it out. Kind of a shame. Worth checking out and trying a few of the ales, if you happen to find yourself in that particular part of the middle of nowhere!