Great pub, fantastic inexpensive food and plenty of it. Lots of nice real ales on tap. The…read moreatmosphere cannot be beaten with a charismatic landlord and lots of interesting stuff 'all over the walls. This place can be challenging to find just outside of Ospringe but we'll worth the effort!

Amazing pub. Our friend did some research and thought it would be great to walk to this through the…read moremoored from faversham and it was such a delight. It's quite remote and not much around but the service was excellent and the food was pretty good too. We had mulled wine and the fire to warn us up. A true hidden gem.

Although it did take about 35 mins for our food to get to the table, it was well worth the wait…read more The leek ravioli was delicious and honestly one of the best things I've ever tasted. The people behind the bar were lovely, and the vibe of the bar was overall cute and vintage which i loved !!!

Great big Medway oysters, a fine large skate wing and a tarte Tatin that we couldn't finish…read more Charming service allied with seriously good cooking. And the very nice ambience with two wood burners and some jazz combined to make this an exceptionally good evening

Fantastic Kentish pub. The the food never fails to disappoint and the service is great.read more

Fantastic pub, service is great and very friendly and food is very reasonable, you get a lot for…read moreyour money to. Highly recommend, booking is advisable as they get very busy.

Good beers, and ales. Food is really good. See the website for menu. Sunday lunch was of a good…read moreportion, and good price. It has the atmosphere of a welcoming village pub, that sits in the centre of town. Large beer garden for children to stretch their legs too. The town centre car park is a short walk down the alley alongside, so parking not a problem. (free 8pm-8am, charges apply at other times)

Good pub with great food, always something going on. Great land lady with a good sense of humor.read more

good pub good selection of ales and beer makes a change from the neame!read more

Relaxed atmosphere and cute pub in Faversham. This pub has live music on some weekends too. Their…read moreham egg and chips meal was decent but the yolk was a little over cooked. I would absolutely come back-especially since I can walk to it went in Kent.

Absolutely lovely place down by the Creek. If you're looking for a bite to eat as well as a drink,…read morethe specials menu is always brilliant, highly recommend the food. Aside from this, the staff are really lovely people, had a chat with many of them and they're great guys. Would definitely recommend.

Shepherd Neame is the Oldest brewery in Britain They make some great beers my favourite are Master…read moreBrew & late Red, the brewery shop is the best they sell all the beers, wine & ciders and the shop is well stocked with all the stuff that you need t shirt to coats plus you can order items online too The visitor centre where you start your brewery tour witch I have been on a few times and after your tour they give you some free beer

Shepherd Naeme is a big brewery in the small, sort of run down town of Faversham. Just looking at…read moreit from the outside, it reminds me of the corporate breweries in the US. Very much just a factory like any other and lacking any of the charisma or style of many of the craft breweries I've visited. The visitor center is not located at the brewery. It's in the town center and is basically just a pub and a gift shop. The bad thing is, even though it's the official visitor center, unless you take the tour (which are very few and booked out well in advance we discovered), you can't even have a beer there. I was told I could go to any of their "licensed pubs" to have a beer. That kind of defeats the purpose of coming to the brewery doesn't it? I've visited a ton of breweries and they all have public tasting rooms at the brewery so you can drink the freshest beer and the newest recipes. I was amazed. So I didn't get a tour. And I didn't even get a beer. So Shepherd Neame was a complete waste of time.

We popped in after a day at Whitstable and en route to London. We were surprised to find a pub in…read moreFaversham, the home of Shepherd Neame, not tied to that brewery. We were pleasantly greeted and served from a wide selection of ales (Harveys, Timothy Taylor, Adnams, Badger, Whitstable, Wells, Fullers, Sharps, Gadds and more!). The fire gently glowed in the fireplace and everyone exuded a sense of wellbeing, especially the various dogs which were (gently) gamboling about. Lunch had clearly satisfied many of the punters present. We weren't in the market for food but perused the menu - impressive without being too fussy, hit the right note. Loos were clean and functional. Overall ambience was good. The Phoenix Tavern was well lit, without being brassy. Decoration was unfussy yet smart. I'll be back!

Unusually for Faversham not a Shepherd Neame pub. But this is no bad thing with a strong selection…read moreof beers and lagers on tap. This is a good drinking pub and a great pub lunch with an inventive menu that includes Pasta, Seafood, traditional pub lunch dishes and a very good tapas menu. There is a separate restaurant area for the evening meals. Tend to be more expensive but not over priced. Food is very good also but I have only had the evening meal there once. A good sized garden as well. One of my favourite pubs in Faversham to drink and lunch! Rare in that it combines a good drinking pub with decent food.

Quite simply the best pub I have ever been to. Set in stunning surroundings, The Carpenters Arms is…read morean idyllic environment to relax in. The food is always delicious, and there is a good selection of real ales on tap. The landlords are very friendly and there is always a lovely atmosphere inside - especially in winter with the log fire!

Yes, it's a Wetherspoon pub. You get what you expect at Wetherspoon: Good, standard pub food at…read morereasonable prices, and real ale. The difference is always in the building itself, and once again they have outdone themselves. The roaring fire is a welcome sight on a chilly day, and the beer garden expansive for the rare sunshine or for those people who want to light up. Don't expect anything you wouldn't at any other Wetherspoon, but have a look around at the paintings and information about the town on the walls.

As part of a chain, you know what you are going to get. But the building is different. A ceiling…read morethat is about 25ft above you makes for a very roomy feel to the place. Generally clean, but expect large crowds at weekends before the nightclub run