Pubs & restaurants in KentKent, England

Michelin-starred Kent village pub from the Fordwich Arms team, cited by NatGeo and olive.

Timber-framed East Kent village inn with rooms, on the road between Canterbury and Sandwich.

Riverside pub in England's smallest town near Canterbury, ambitious modern cooking.

Village dining pub run by the Tanner brothers just outside Tunbridge Wells.

Remote weatherboarded inn where two creeks meet on the Faversham marshes, reached down a dead-end lane.

Low-beamed country inn dating from the 15th century, on a lane near Chiddingstone.

Striking Dutch-gabled inn beside Pluckley station, long known for its fish and seafood.

Brick country dining pub down winding lanes near Faversham, with a large orchard garden.

Fifteenth-century inn on the greensand ridge at Fairbourne Heath, with wide views over the Weald.

Beamed free house on a green high on the Downs, with far views and Kentish ales.

Weatherboarded 15th-century inn at Smarts Hill, its terraces looking out across the Weald.

Flint-and-brick free house in a downland hamlet, a favourite of North Downs Way walkers.

Old Romney Marsh smugglers' inn of low beams and a sea-coal fire, off the road to Rye.

Seaside pub at the end of Kingsdown beach, at the foot of the chalk cliffs south of Deal.