Since Henry and Jude (ex Clarendon landlords) took over this place it has gone from strength to…read morestrength. They completely gutted both bars and it has been lovingly restored to a classy Victorian back street boozer. As a free house they usually have 4-5 real ales on tap which are well looked after and maintained. The clientele are a mixed bunch representing most of the community in Hythe. They have regular live music performances and held a real ale festival in August which was very popular, with over 30 ales on tap at various points of the weekend. There are two bars, and there is the idea to introduce food on the right hand bar at some point. The garden has been completely worked over to provide a covered and heated smoking area, and this has been very popular. Busy on the weekends. Parking can be a bit of a nightmare, so use public transport

A delightful public house set away from the high street. Nestled just over the canal it hs been…read morelovingly refurbished and has a good garden with tables and a heated area for the smokers. The real ales are a real hit with the regulars, but there is plenty of choice for everyone! In the summer, watch out for the hog / lamb roasts done in the garden - they are yummy!

So our first trip to southern England awaiting our cruise to Norway was very memorable. No memory…read morewill be better than our dinner at this B&B and restaurant. Our dinner here was phenomenal. We started with our Baked Camembert. Similar to Brie it was so good and we were stuffed before we even got our 16 oz Rump Roast. Speaking of the rump roast, it was very well prepared and the chips [fries] were very crispy on the outside. The service in the restaurant was excellent. I was able to get a red ale from the bar and my wife had a ginger ale with Jameson. Such a great way to end a day of traveling via planes, trains and automobiles.

Quaint little stop in Hythe! Great dinner that my husband I shared. Had I been home I definitely…read morewould have had a doggy bag. Too bad we were just there for a night. I would love to have this steak again it was that good! When traveling to England might just have to make a stop!

I was at the Butt Of Sherry yesterday 17th December with quite a large group of people for a pre…read moreChristmas lunch. The food was very good, the hardworking staff although very busy were very attentive and efficient, friendly and very helpful. The price was very good value. Altogether I cannot fault the whole experience and hope to visit again with friends in the New year. A big gold star for the Butt of Sherry from us all. I recommend them highly.

A great pub and a great place for coffee and a great bit of lunch. Staff always friendly and…read moreaccommodating. I have mobility issues and they are always there to help me. Not much more to say - good food - good drink - friendly and welcoming staff.

We went there for lunch ,my partner and me, although the pub is very old with a wealth of dark oak…read morebeams ,it lacks warmth, very bland,the meal was ok , nothing to get excited over , the meat ( lamb ) was hard and chewy " veg " well how can you go wrong with that? Would look around , for other food pubs ,when in the area again "

situated at the east end of the high street, this is another one of Hythes little Gems- I always…read moreget a friendly welcome from Chris the landlord. Recently completely refurbished and redecorated, there is a large carvery restaurant, and the best bit - Sunday lunch all week round, a choice of roasts, with loads of yummy vegetables. The prices are very reasonable and they do a brisk trade at lunch times. Nice to see that they also keep a discount for older customers who are watching the pennies. wide selection of beers and the real ales are well kept. Outside in the summer there is a lovely Petanque bowling area a large grassy area and a heater thingie for the smokers. Good alround family pub and restaurant.

Last time I went here at the beginning of the year this was a very sad pub. There was hardly anyone…read morein there, the carpets were dirty, and there was an overwhelming smell of wet dog! The selection of beers was not good, and the real ale we tried was certainly past its best. We did not stay to sample the food. There is a pool table, and a darts board and with a bit of care and attention this could be a great pub, but I get the feeling it has been left to rot. The tables were dirty, with empty glasses not being cleared away, notice boards had messages for events, which were out of date. Does have regular live bands so perhaps the place livens up then, but I have never ventured in again.

The Gate Inn had a complete refurbishment and it was done with good taste, but it main problem was…read morethe type of customer just a bunch of load mouth yobs the Pub has now been closed for the past 6 months ..... looking for a new tenant but will need someone with a deep pocket and the moral strength to keep the local rubbish out..

Well it's a pub has a nice garden and smoking area. There friendly enough though and do serve mealsread more

Food awful, tiny portions, burnt sausages and a dried up broken pie with 3 pieces of meat inside!…read moreAfter returning the 'steak and stout' pie, the manager came out to question us. Instead of the apology we were expecting, he told us that he had checked the pie himself and thought it acceptable. When we pointed out the problems including the 3 pieces of meat inside, he justified this by saying that they were big pieces!!! POOR FOOD, POOR SERVICE, POOR MANNERS, POOR SHOW!!!