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| Front Brents, Faversham Creek, Faversham, Kent ME13 7DH Tel:
01795 591411 |
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Very
Popular inn overlooking Faversham Creek. Real ales and high quality food served in an
English atmosphere with a hint a French style. 2000 Inn of
the Year |
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| Painters Forstal, Faversham, Kent, ME13 0DU Tel: 01795
533835 |
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| Excellent village inn which used to be called
'The Candlehouse'. The candles used to help the hop workers find their way back to the
inn. |
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| The Street,
Benenden, Kent, TN17 4DE Tel: 01580 240054 |
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Dating back to 1608, the Bull is located next to the delightful village green which plays host to village cricket. Good home cooked food and well kept ales are served with a friendly smile in an establishment that once saw the Queen Mother pay a
visit. |
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| Coldharbour Road, Penshurst, Kent, TN11 8ET Tel: 01892
870306 |
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| Converted barn full of character dating back to the
19th century as an inn. Low beamed ceilings and open fires are complimented by superb
food, good ale and friendly staff. |
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| 12 The Friars, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 2AS Tel: 01227 768594 |
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| Canterbury has surprisingly few quality pubs
but the Canterbury Tales has good ale, well priced food and a homely feel which comes from
the Marlowe theatre opposite. |
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| Spring Hill, Fordcombe, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN3 0SA
Tel: 01892 740267 |
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Built in the 1850's, designed by
George Davey and clad in Kent tile hanging, the Chafford is located opposite the village
green and cricket club. It specialises in seafood and serves traditional ale. |
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| The
Street, Benenden, Kent , TN17 4DJ Tel: 01580 240636 |
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Excellent
16th Century inn serving great quality food with an excellent wine list
and well kept ales. Exposed beams and low ceilings prevail in the
interior, along with a large inglenook fireplace and rustic wooden
furniture |
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| Canterbury Road, Kennington, Kent , TN24 9QR Tel: 01233
636863 |
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| Traditional Country inn set in 5 acres of parkland
gardens with a reputation for excellent food. |
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| Lower Green Road, Rusthall, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN4 8TT
Tel: 01892 520086 |
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| Apparently the oldest licensed pub in Kent. The Red
Lion is popular for good food. |
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| Hareplain Road, Biddenden, Ashford, Kent, TN27 8LW
Tel: 01580 291472 |
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Traditionally furnished rooms, complete with timber
beams, bare brick walls and antique fittings, radiate off the central bar counter at this
wonderful 16th-century country inn, which has earned a reputation for the quality of its
food. Ales are straight from the cask which helps to make the Three
Chimney's popular, especially in summer. |
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| The Street, Lower Halstow, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME9 7DY
Tel: 01795 842840 |
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Grade
II listed pub with excellent food and a range of real ales, located in a small, quiet
village surrounded by the Kent marshes. |
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| The
High Street, Tenterden, Kent, TN30 6BD Tel: 01580 765077 |
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| Town Centre inn which sits just a little
way back from Tenterden's high street, across the road is Saint Mildred's
Church and the Kent and East Sussex steam railway. Good wholesome home
cooked food. |
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| Woodcock
Lane, Iden Green, Kent, TN17 4HT Tel: 01580 240009 |
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Not quite in the centre of Iden Green (and it's not a big centre) makes the Woodcock a little struggle to find, but well worth it. Surrounded by 'Moor Wood' with a car park on the opposite side of the lane, the Woodcock will appear to be full and that's because it is a small place with very low well worn beams. The woodcock does though, ooze quality. With fine food, excellent ales and a good wine list, you can't go wrong, even the ice bucket & spoon are made from silver. Friendly service and comfortable seating around a hop covered inglenook only add to the atmosphere. |
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| 74-76 The High Street, Edenbridge, Kent, TN8 5AR Tel:
01732 867896 |
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| 14th Century inn with a sign which spans the high
street. Once the haunt of the notorious smugglers, the Ramsey gang, Ye Old Crown now
serves locals and visitors with excellent fayre and a range of beers and wines. Located
close to the border with Surrey and just over 10 miles from Gatwick Airport. |
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