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

Faversham's premier curry house, the Spice Lounge adds a little something different to the standard…read moremenu. Sitting alongside perennial favourites the chicken tikka massala and vegetable biriani, are meals that include Ostrich and baked aubergines. An excellent selection, expertly cooked by a fantastic chef and served in luxurious modern surroundings, unlike any Indian restaurant I've ever been to. Highly recommended!

In my view the best of the 4 curry restaurants in Faversham. Good service, quality menu with a…read moredecent variety of dishes.

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.

The wife and I decided to celebrate our first year of marriage at this place…read more Now being a foodie, I have heard good things about Read's, it's had a Michelin star for some time, so there standards are very high. We arrived on time and were shown to the drinks lounge, where we would have a drink and mull over the food menu, we felt a little edgy and a bit out of place, all very swanky, but after being there for a bit, we settled into the settings and the people around us. After looking at the menu we couldn't quite decide on what to have, so we opted for the seven course taster menu. The food was amazing, fine dining at it's best and the service matched the food, they really did look after us. The price of the seven course was £60 a head, quite pricey but for Michelin star service and food, it's pretty reasonable. Our whole experience was great and one will won't forget in a long time. Well recommended.

My boyfriend's little brother graduated from dental school and we came here as a big celebration…read moremeal with about 12 people. It is such a beautiful space. It has an adorable vegetable garden that they use for some of their menu veggies. It also has a really lovely outside patio for drinks and coffee. It was our before and after meal spot. My foot was delicious. I got cesar salad, salmon, and chocolate cake. They were super nice to Matt's niece who is 3. They made her special kids food. She seemed to love it too. The staff was on top of their game. I am so glad this place exists and I recommend it to anyone in Kent who has some time/money.

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.

A fine workaday portion of chips, served in a paper cone. Fish in a polystyrene flappy box was OK,…read morebut not great; a bit frangible and not in big juicy flakes as cod ought to be. Seating is restricted to a three or four person perch, this is a proper take-away, not a restaurant. Doing a roaring trade during the Faversham Hop Festival, and I can see why. The Gaslight must have been there for at least 15 years now, and long may it continue. Recommended.

Best F&C in town. Just came from London only to have this delicious fish. Very clean, always fresh…read morefried, therefore you sometimes have to wait 10 mins.

Have used Ossies for many years now and always found them to be the best around great portions and…read moregreat value and the staff are always helpful and polite

Best fish and chips in town. They always give you a little bag of chips to eat while you wait for…read moreyour order. Massive portions.

This is our go to Chinese. It's a great family run restaurant. We love the spare ribs! Nice decor…read moreand great service.

Brilliant! Very attentive staff, lovely lovely food. The dessert was astounding…read more Just an excellent place to eat. Felt very taken care of, the pasta was superb, wonderful selection of appetizers, great wine list. The building is quaint (what building isn't in Faversham?) with a lively atmosphere. Worth a stop in if you're around.

Great building and setting. We have young children and this can be a perfect place to take them…read more However been there a few times now and often don't seem to have enough staff on. This results in delays and with 2 impatient children under 4 years old unfortunately its making it somewhere we don't go when really an ASK should be a perfect destination with kids. Bit harsh perhaps as we have had some nice meals here and when the staffing is right its good. But always feels like you're taking a risk. Food has always been good and had take aways from here which are fresh and great value.

A very popular Indian restaurant in the centre of Faversham, which we visited during a short visit…read morerecently. The interior is plain - one long room with the bar/reception at the entrance - with tables along each side. But they use proper white table linen, which always goes down well with me. We arrived early on a Friday evening as we hadn't booked, and they managed to fit us in. (So worth booking.) We had papadums (£1 each) and the chutney tray (£3) to start, which were good (nicely spiced lime pickle), followed by Onion Bhaji and Vegetable Samosas (£4.95 each). Both were obviously homemade, tasty and nicely presented, and not oily (which Bhaji can be). For mains, my partner had the Chicken Tikka Passanda, a mild curry with coconut cream (£12.95) and I had the Vegetable Dhansak (£10.95), a fairly hit curry made with lentils and tomatoes. Both were very good, and came with fragrantly spiced pilau rice. Portions are generous, and our neighbours asked for containers to take their leftovers home. Service was very efficient given how busy they were. With a beer each, service charge, and water, the bill came to a very modest £54.

The "Prince of India" has to be probably one of the best Indian restaurant in the country. I have…read moresampled both their excellent "home delivery service" as well as frequenting the restaurant, which has become a firm favourite. The manager, Jack and his staff are to be commended on their friendliness and helpfulness. The food is always good and presentation and service is brilliant. Pricing is very reasonable too. I have mentioned that the "Prince of India" has to be probably one of the best and this is borne out by the fact, the restaurant have gained some highly prestigious certificated, regional as well as local awards over the last few months and I for one congratulate them on these. Keep it up Jack... You're doing well!