4.5/5

(418 reviews)

We are a family run traditional village pub that serves great food! We have just undergone a major refurbishment creating a fantastic environment in which to drink and dine.

4.6/5

(102 reviews)

Former coaching inn with large open area and central bar. A pool table and electronic machine occupy an area to the right of the door.

4.1/5

(1,839 reviews)

With sympathetic renovation, restoration & refurbishment we have returned The Brenchley to its former grandeur, complete with its oak columns & panelling, ornate cornice and best of all, its stunning huge glass ceiling dome.

4.5/5

(224 reviews)

Just off the main shopping area and mainly used by locals. There is a dart board and pool table with a team in the local league. To the rear there is a car park and several picnic benches on a patio.

4.2/5

(247 reviews)

An historic pub in the town centre which has had several names in recent years but is now The Stag.

4.4/5

(762 reviews)

We’re right in the heart of the County Town next to Fremlin Walk opposite the Hazlitt Theatre, so the perfect place to stop off for a bite to eat or a drink while shopping or for pre theatre drinks.

4.3/5

(188 reviews)

Dating back more than 500 years and brimming with character, The Royal Albion is located right in the centre of Kent’s county town, just a few steps from Fremlin Walk shopping centre and a short stroll from Maidstone East station.

4.8/5

(268 reviews)

The Bell & Jorrocks is an 18th century pub in the heart of Frittenden, Kent, famous for its treacle mines. Offering a variety of real ales, traditional pub food and a variety of live music and events.