The George is one of my favorite pubs anywhere. Beautiful drive through country roads in Kent to…read moreget here, full traditional pub with a beautiful garden with tables outside. Service is super friendly, food is amazing, beer is plentiful. I would have lunch here every weekend if I could.

Haven't been during the day, but is a great night out, even for heterosexual people like myself…read more Great music, surprisingly big and they serve great burgers and hot dogs if you get peckish. Look out for the drag queens, they have legs to rival Betty Grable's.

This is a great place to go for food, especially on a Monday when you can order 2 for 1 meals. The…read morefood is awesome and is generally served by the funniest (yet strict) waitress I have ever met. Be aware though that this is a gay bar. The evenings are very lively and continue in to the early hours on with cabaret nights and dj's.

Pretty good pub, cosy with a good ale selection and friendly customers. Rather a surly barmaid when…read morewere there but you can't have it all can you? Best thing is the Viceroy Indian Restaurant which is in the back. You buy your drinks at the pub and the waiters bring some very good aromatic curry to your table. You could tell this wasn't curry made from one base sauce, each one of the 4 we ordered tasted entirely different. Good range of special dishes from their tandoor and attentive staff. I am told their Vindaloo is much prized by enthusiasts for that dish too.

Really great place, been here twice recently and had a great meal at a good price, with fab…read moreservice. Cannot recommend enough.

Awesome place, great atmosphere, service and amazing food! Classic old English feel and had a kids…read moremenu!

Cute country pub with a gorgeous outdoor terrace. The food was great too. We couldn't decide so we…read morehad half each of the fish & chips & lamb burger. Chunky chips were delicious and I couldn't pick a fav between the burger & fish. The kids had chicken nuggets & chips..no McDonald type nugget here..they were like small chicken escalopes. And some lamb kofti just because. All really good and if that isn't a good enough reason to visit then the excellent, helpful & happy staff should!

This place is absolutely amazing. The location is beautiful,…read moreright on the river, especially on a beautiful summer's day watching the ships go by. The ambience in the pub itself is unique, very quirky, a great hit with my husband who is a big Star Wars fan! The food is good, sizeable pub grub, with a menu extensive enough to appease any fussy eaters or big appetites. Anything from fresh pies, steak, fish and chips, burgers you name it, they've probably got it. But the BIGGEST compliment to this place has to go towards the staff who made the entire experience brilliant they were funny, interested in where we'd come from and why we were there, made recommendations based on the menu and even changed the cheese on my husband's steak as he wasn't a fan of Stilton the waitor said he'd seen some Jalapeno cheddar in the kitchen if my husband would prefer that, and it went down a storm. What fabulous service. We didn't feel rushed, even though we left it an hour between mains and desserts and it was a packed Sunday lunchtime they let us take our time and the desserts were delicious. Only slight criticism is that, for how big the main meals were, I was extremely disappointed with the size of my dessert three mouthfuls and it was gone. Not worth 5/6 quid really. Would definitely come here again, what a hidden gem.

This pub has been transformed from a fairly freary tired looking pub in to a nice bright fish…read morerestaurant and wine bar. The fish is fresh and cooked nicely. It generally gets busy over the summer when you can sit out the front and watch the boats going up and down the river Medway.

Quiet pub. Great outdoor patio. Good beers. Not full of loud belligerent drunks looking for a…read morefight

An essential pub to visit in Rochester. Really nice looking place with some excellent beers. I went…read morefor the Westeram spirit of Kent. Yorkshire Terrier the other interesting beer to encounter. There were about 2 or 3 other choices. Centuries old? check (almost 500 years!), Ghost legend? check. A proper old English pub basically! A large group of us, we arrived in ones and twos, kicked back and really enjoyed killing time here!

The Windmill is a nice old fashioned local style pub which attracts the same crowd week in week…read moreout, it has an excellent beer garden in the summer and all the staff are really friendly.

Following a change of management, the new landlord is nowhere near as friendly and/or professional…read moreas the previous licensee. An air of aloofness verging on arrogance now exists behind the bar, and it's even rubbing off on the staff, who used to be far friendlier. Not good.

Probably the best pub in Rochester. If beer is your main determing factor then there is no…read morecompetition. With 11 beers, including lots of local brews, all in good condition. This is a nice, easygoing pub to kill time in..with a soundtrack to match.

If you like a folk/new age music atmosphere with regular events then this is a place for you but…read moreits probably well known on the folk circuit anyway. Added bonus is something like 11 hand pumps of real ale with an emphasis on Kentish products and their micro breweries. Also some unusual German Weiss biers on draft and bottle. Comfortable lived in atmosphere but quite small and fills up quickly on music nights so get there early for a seat. Great character given by customers and staff Small beer garden out back

Cute little pub in graves end, the staff were friendly, and the food AMAZING…read more My mouth is watering just writing this review. Try the nachos that is a must. I even ordered 2 because one was that amazing. The brie and bread and jam was the perfect texture. We got the fish cake and fish and chips for our main, and it was great! Those fries were special!

Oh my! Mr. French, one of Meopham's fantastic local farmers took our group to eat at his favorite…read morelocal hang-out, The Cricketers Inn. The pub sits directly across the street from the town's cricket pitch. Pretty darn authentic I say. I sat next to Mr. French and he ordered his usual Lamb Shank, a proper farmer's lunch. The smell of his perfectly braised lamb wafting over from his plate was angelic! I decided on having a roast beef sandwich which was totally satisfying. During our lunch, my crew introduced me to a lovely orange juice with gas water spritzer that refreshed better than a dip into a cold pool. I think I ordered three of those darn things. Thank you Mr. French!