Blues Rock Cafe is a lovely, funky bar, it has a great atmosphere and music and theres always a…read morevariety of people. They have a small dance floor, a nice seating area near the bar. A VIP area for party's and events, the bar is priced well. The door staff are lovely and happy to help. Enty is £2 without a members card though as soon as your in ask at the bar and they will give you a pack containing 2 members cards. They have a function room upstairs with a car park for both the club and hall. The function room has a different entrance at the side of the building and is a beautiful large room with dance floor and a large dining area to do a lot of work functions etc. just off of the main hall they have a piano room and bar this is a lovely relaxing room for you to chat with your friends.

Really like this club even though its part of Gillingham football club. lol. I like the music here…read moreand the fact its now open til 1Am is also good! Not to late though which is good for us older people lol.

This Clubn used to be great. I'm not sure if they switched owners but it has gone down hill from…read morefun to service. The last two times we visisted the vibes from staff was so off putting. Very dissapointed we use to love this place.

A year back, if you were looking for me on a Friday or Saturday night, this is the place you would…read morefind me. Now, I wouldn't be seen dead in there. The basics: The place used to be a car manufacturing plant I believe and there are still heavy chains hanging across the place. The walls are covered in what is mostly a bad attempt at artistic graffiti. There are three floors, 6 bars, a laundrette, a hairdresser, a tattooist, an Internet radio station and a beer garden. During the day, only the ground floor is operational. There are no windows, so the place is pretty much always a murky cavern. Expect to stick to the floor if you stand in one place for more than several seconds. Avoid draft beer and stick to bottled; the beer lines are rarely cleaned. You'll also have to trek up a flight of stairs that smell of vomit from the weekend to get to the toilet. Oh, and the place is usually empty. On Monday nights, the Tap is packed as it's £1 per drink up until midnight. They open at 8pm so get there early and feel the irony at being given a disapproving once-over by the art students in silly clothes from the nearby art college, a far cry from the chilled out atmosphere that used to prevail a few years ago. Expect overcrowding, spilling your drink all over yourself and long queues in the toilets. Friday and Saturday nights are when all the bars are open; Ground floor has either a DJ or a CD on. Pool room has a jukebox and four new-ish pool tables. Garden bar has no beer pumps and you can't smoke under the canopy. There is a free BBQ on though. Middle floor is relatively quiet. Cage room (Torture Garden this ain't; the names comes from the gate locking the room at all other times) has bad local bands on Fridays and metal music on Saturdays. Also no beer pumps. Top floor has a mishmash of stuff on Fridays, from Linkin Park to Faithless and is usually a bit of fun. On Saturdays it's 60's onwards music. If you're not too picky about cleanliness and service then you will probably enjoy the place. The good side is that you won't have to dress up; jeans and a t-shirt is fine. The downside is that the staff will hate you, the bouncers are hit-and-miss on the understanding scale and you'll be overlooked in favour of friends, staff on their day off and regulars while waiting for 30 minutes at the bar.

Cheap drink and a rowdy atmosphere, this pub will not be everyones cup of tea. You get a good crowd…read morein there and there gnerally isn't any bother in there. A good stepping stone for the Casino rooms later on. A DJ on weekends

Hi RK, Frid/Sat is kids night, brutal discos but always run very correctly and professionally by…read moreNigel and Sandra. You do not want to get feisty in there. But the real emminence of the pub is its nationwide reputation for Jazz music on Sunday lunchtime. if thats your bag you will hear some of the finest musicians from across the UK, and Italy for some reason? Wednesday is a lively Jam session where you can sit in. Thurs is a RnR band night and some of the sounds Ive heard have been outstanding. So if you like your music then the Eagle is great and serves excellent real ale BTW.

For an estate pub, this place is way beyond expectations! Interesting beers like Ilkley Joshua Jane…read more(gravity dispense) and Saltaire Pride tasted good as did the delicious pickled eggs!

This is a hidden gem, an old style boozer for Kentish locals, but friendly to polite strangers. The…read morepub has an excellent selection or real ales served direct from the barrel rack behind the bar. The landlords Karen and Dal are very well liked and provide an efficient and professional service and don't put up with nonesense from ill mannered trolls. They often run beer festivals in their spacious beer garden during clement weather. The rear function room hosts a variety of live music, traditional seafarers folk, Jazz, Jam sessions etc and has a very cosy following as seen by the walls festooned with past events.

Was in there recently for the first time, amazing french folk band (regulars apparently) what a…read morehoolie of a night irish pub btw the button on the map is wrong and cant move it. the pub is across the river on the rhs