Such a cute place and a beautiful view! Our meals were delicious - the fish and chips were huge and…read morebig enough for 2. My friend has a gluten intolerance and got the dressed crab, which she enjoyed. I am so glad we came here on our day trip to Whitstable. Really enjoyed the history and service, and the gorgeous setting on the beach.

It doesn't take long to feel comfortable at Old Neptune. Order a pint of smooth ale or a glass of…read morewine, grab a table, and enjoy the pub atmosphere. Pub culture. Pub life!! The cheese plate (plus a few extra apple slices) is SUCH a treat! About five goers had dogs in the small space by the time we left. Mostly cute and comfy and fun. A little... crowded. LOVED their fish n chips. Ask for fresh tartar sauce!!

A fantastic, friendly and welcoming pub which serves excellent beer and restaurant standard of food…read moreat pub prices. The Monument has to be visited to be believed, the staff are unbelievably accomodating and efficient. They have SKY sports & ESPN, always show football, cricket, rugby and boxing...and whatever other sports may be on! Please go there and see how a proper local community pub should be run!

Great barn pub with little lights everywhere, always welcoming and the food & service good too.read more

Lovely building, nice local beer, but my feet are sticking to the carpet.......The toilets need a…read moremajor refurb. Has great potential but needs tlc. Rather disappointing really.

Okay, so I'm new to Yelp. It didn't give me chance to add my star rating! But..if you want a great…read morenight out, then the "Brewers" is the perfect place for you!

I went out on a Sunday evening to listen to some local live music which I would rate at 4 star. I…read morelove to support local live music acts and I would not normally place an add like this. However the land lady/manager on this evening was rude to an associate of mine, this was through no fault of his own and then she later persisted to be rude towards me and another close friend of mine. This I believe is of an un expectable standard of anyone who is left in charge of a local bar. For this reason I am rating the actual pub and the staffs attitude at a 2 star and I would dread to think what her attitude would be towards anyone with a complaint towards the food etc of her bar.

My second visit with a couple of years in between. This place is small with bare wooden benches and…read morehigh seating . Five real ales with a very good selection of small breweries outputs . Beer kept in excellent condition and at non stupid prices . Place is full of a real eclectic collection of curiosities , the loo has to be seen .

The Smack (as it is known) is a very eclectic establishment, with an interesting array of theme…read morenights, events and guests. The pub has made the best effort for smoking areas in their garden which would not look out of place in an art installation. While you are there make a special effort to visit the toilets as they go all out for their customers!

Smoking area really is tops. garden has all sorts this pub is full of character and my only regret…read moreis I'm in here in the afternoon I bet they have some great nights.

Super cute bar next to the water with live music, how can you go wrong? Just to be clear, you can't…read moresee the water from inside the bar. I love how it's very festive for the holidays just like every other place in the area. We came here with a group of ladies to grab some drinks, hang out and have some interesting conversations. One of the ladies mentioned that they are known for their oysters which then of course I ordered half a dozen. Not bad, but not my favorite. Would I ordered them again? Absolutely. You have very hard-working stuff behind the bar to serve you your beer and cocktails and even take your order for some must have oysters. Highly recommend check this place out.

Avoid eating here at all costs…read more We got severe food poisoning and have been unwell for 5 days now....I have emailed them but received no response. If you go on a Sunday the menu states you HAVE to have 2 courses, I only wanted 1 but then you still have to pay £30. And we got the poisoning from the trout starter that we didn't want, but also didn't want to wast our money. The member of staff that booked our table the night before was lovely. The female member of staff who served us really didnt want to be there. Like she was hungover or is treated badly by management. Food was oversalted, not tasty and small portions. The other 2 guests we were with were also underwhelmed by the food. The trout starter came with a blue oil that was tasteless, and very unappealing to look at. We spent £150 . Overpriced. Underwhelmed and very unewell.

Great place to eat,we turned up they seated nine of us together really friendly staff nice…read moreatmosphere and a beautiful meal will be going back again soon

The real reason for coming here is for the pristine local product. Shellfish, fish, local…read morevegetables, and more. We arrived just as lunch was starting. The place was completely laid back, and quiet. With the remote location, every care from the outside world just left us. We were led to this huge table. The seat in the back was all pillows and comfort. The wife went straight to it. There's no sense posting what was on the tasting menu. Both because it's been a while before posting the review, and when you go it will be different. That said, the thing that this restaurant brought that is so rare when the word Michelin is brought up, is that this food is pure. It's the primary ingredient with subtle enhancements. Nothing is covered up. It was a leisurely meal. We got back to central London and just relaxed in the glow.

As promised, we returned to The Sportsman at Seasalter for a proper lunch after being so impressed…read morewith the homemade bread we tasted on our first visit. I think it speaks highly enough for the bread that we made the four hour return trip just to eat it again!! The surroundings still shock me, and you would certainly never pull over if you hadn't heard about this place beforehand. We went for a good walk around the local area to build up an appetite before lunch and the bleakness of the place is quite astounding. That said, it's very peaceful and you do get to see a lot of wildlife throughout the nature reserve. Anyway, back to lunch! When we arrived we perused the menu on the chalkboards and were asked to place our order at the bar. I'm always happy to do this, even in Michelin star establishments, but it did strike me as a little strange that we weren't even shown to our table at this point! The menu specialises in local produce and it's no surprise that it's heavily weighted with fish given the pub's proximity to the sea. I chose the slipsole to start and the lamb for main, and my boyfriend went for the pork terrine followed by the ox cheek. I had a glass of New Zealand Savignon Blanc with my starter and we shared a half bottle of red with our mains. The long awaited bread came to start. Just as good as we remembered and we gobbled it down quickly. We were offered a top up but declined as we didn't want to spoil our appetites for the main event. Starters came - my slipsole was served very simply with just a touch of seaweed butter, but it was cooked to perfection and tasted divine. M's pork terrine came with toast, mustard and gherkins, with some small pieces of pork crackling on the side. A great combination of flavours and textures. My lamb dish came in two parts - loin that was cooked quite rare and had a beautiful fresh flavour, and a slow cooked portion with deeper richer flavours. This was served with potato dauphinoise and a really interesting cabbage leaf that I have never come across before. M's ox cheek was rich and delicious, with wonderfully creamy mash. We shared puddings - a chocolate mouse with salted caramel and milk sorbet, and a gypsy tart - a dish local to this area which is made with evaporated milk and muscavado sugar and cooked on a really low heat. Both were delicious, and provided a huge sugar rush at the end of the meal. We finished with tea, coffee and truffles and left absolutely stuffed, but contented. The staff were equally friendly on this occasion, and we would definitely make the trip again. Next time the tasting menu!

I guess Peter Cushing was born in the town but he would find it hard to find anything horrific in…read morethis town . Mind you it was very quiet until you got into this pub , guess what it was quiz night . This is a converted cinema and feels like a dining room no change for We at her spoons there then . Beer OK .