Much extended and modernised former 16th-century free house located on top of the North Downs amid stunning countryside. A cosy bar area with an inglenook fireplace attracts walkers whilst an extensive food menu is on offer in the very large restaurant area. Extensive pub garden with a heated patio area. Beers are mainly sourced from smaller Kent based breweries. There are five letting bedrooms and camping is available nearby. The pub is popular with both walkers and cyclists.

Located centrally on the historic market square, this quaint but attractive pub dates from the 16th century. Inside is appealing, with a series of small cosy snugs running the length of the building. There is some seating outside the front of the Bear. The menu features good wholesome food and is popular with regulars and visitors. The pub usually stocks the Sheps. seasonal ales as well as occasional guest beers from other breweries. Cask club member with all seasonal ales.

Remote 300-year-old family-run free house with a jolly welcoming old style host, young and old, a good pub to relax in after a 45-minute walk across the marshes from Faversham. The wooden-clad building’s interior reflects its nautical heritage, with many associated ornaments and pictures on display or tucked into nooks and crannies. It is popular with walkers off the Saxon Shore Way and boat owners from the adjacent boatyard. The large garden at the rear is open Spring-Autumn, with outside seating out front all seasons. In severe winter weather telephone to check opening times as hours may vary. Dog-friendly. Always check website or Facebook page for up-to-date hours and times for food before making the journey.

True family village pub with friendly, cheerful atmosphere and lively conversation. A range of mainly local Kentish ales and a local cider on handpump. Further local cider is served straight from the barrel. Kent Curious Brew craft lager is available on keg. It does a quirky range of bar snacks, has an award for best pub chips, and a local reputation for excellent food. Events are held throughout the year including a beer and music festival in the summer (see website). A function room, games room, log fires, sofa seating, brick walls and beams add character. It has a large garden with stream side decking. Food hours shown are for Bar and garden tables; a restaurant menu is also available. Swale CAMRA branch Pub of the Year 2022 and 2024.

Welcoming free house with two Goacher's beers available plus occasional guest ales. A true village local offering ales well known for their quality, open fires, meals prepared on the premises and with large-lawned gardens. A function room is available on the first floor for up to approximately 45 people. Homely atmosphere and usually good conversation add to the atmosphere. The pub is a brisk 30 minutes walk from Teynham railway station.

A multi room micropub which opened on Trafalgar day 21st October 2016. Four real ales sold through handpumps, along with a large range of 14 or more ciders/perry on gravity dispense, all from a temperature-controlled room. Ale can be served on gravity dispense from the cellar or via handpump. An extensive range of gins and pub snacks from an ever changing menu. The décor is mainly lifeboat and nautical themed. Kent CAMRA regional & branch Pub of the Year 2019. Local CAMRA branch Cider Pub of the Year 2025.

Former Courthouse located at the corner of Sittingbourne High Street and Park Road with many of the original features retained, including the cells (used for seating) and a spiral staircase. Wetherspoon has turned part of the pub into guest rooms. Two beer gardens - front and back - have been created. Full Wetherspoon's menu available and range of ales (up to 5 guests). Very popular with many families.

Historic multi-roomed pub in an attractive setting on the North Downs. Beers are from Kent's microbreweries such as Kent, and Goacher's and Musket from Maidstone feature on a rotating basis, along with local cider. The extensive and interesting menu offers locally sourced produce. The pub has a large family-friendly garden. The 660 bus from Faversham (not Sundays) is infrequent, but may be of use and stops outside the pub.