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Indoor Welcome Last Verified:

8 Aug 2026

Twelve Hundred Postcards in Hastings is a quirky micropub on Queens Road, specialising in real ales and craft beers from Sussex and across the UK. Dogs are welcome inside, so everyone can settle in together while you work through the changing cask selection. The name nods to the building's colourful history—in 1906, the owner was jailed for selling indecent postcards.

The pub offers five changing cask beers, a keg option and at least one real cider, with a cool room at the back where you can watch your pint being poured through a large window. There are benches and high stools down each side of the one-room bar, plus occasional live music and open mic nights. It's a friendly, laid-back spot for locals and visitors who appreciate good beer and a bit of character.

Dogs are made welcome, as several reviews confirm, and the atmosphere stays relaxed even when there's music on. A proper micropub stop for anyone who wants quality beer, a warm welcome and paws under the table without fuss.

Good to know:

Water bowls available

Free treats available

Doggy menu available

Dog Policy:

Dogs are welcome inside, so nobody needs to wait on the pavement while you sample the real ales. Keep them on a lead and settled by your bench—it's a small, friendly space where well-behaved paws fit right in.

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