Where to Eat & Drink

Serving a menu of creative, contemporary, carefully crafted dishes, with a commitment to supporting the local community and championing the freshest, highest quality ingredients. Every dish on the menu tells a story of collaboration with trusted local suppliers, including S.W. Doughty, Herman’s Plaice and Cheesemakers of Canterbury, as well as offering a range of local and international premium beverages.
 
Address: 98-99 Abbey St, Faversham ME13 7BH

The White Lion in the village of Selling, near Faversham, is a traditional English village pub offering real ale, good wine and delicious food in a beautiful countryside location, offering top quality, freshly cooked food, using local suppliers and the best, seasonal, fresh ingredients.
 
Address: The Street, Selling, Faversham ME13 9RQ

Quaint and traditional. A brilliant beer house and one of the town’s most historic buildings. Traditional home-cooked dishes are crafted from fresh, locally sourced ingredients and on Sundays there is a good selection of traditional roasts and plenty of other choices if you fancy something a bit different.
 
Address: 3 Market Pl, Faversham ME13 7AG

A few miles outside of Faversham, a traditional Kentish pub serving top-class local ales. With its weather-boarded exterior, old oak beams and hops adorning the bar, The Three Horseshoes is a charming, historic country pub and dining experience.
 
Address: Staple St, Hernhill, Faversham ME13 9UA

The Anchor Inn is a beautiful 300 year old pub, just a few minutes walk from Faversham town centre at the terminus of Abbey Street, one of the finest preserved medieval streets in England, and very close to the historic Faversham creek. Some of the beams in the pub are reported to be from the old Abbey in Faversham. Real ales & simply good food! With a variety of real ales on hand, seasonal chef's specials and a peaceful beer garden, the Anchor is well-worth seeking out ...
 
Address: 52 Abbey St, Faversham ME13 7BP

Dating back to the 18th century, this historic pub is situated in the picturesque village of Oare near Faversham. Relax by the crackling fire in its rustic bar and restaurant area, or if the weather is fine, enjoy al fresco drinking and dining in its spacious garden. Freshly prepared food is served every day, with the menu changing regularly to make the most of the fantastic locally sourced seasonal produce. An à la carte menu is served in the restaurant, offering a delicious selection of classics with a contemporary twist, or choose from the popular range of light bites and bar snacks.
 
Address: 2 Church Rd, Oare, Faversham ME13 0QA

Pizza restaurant in a fantastic setting at Standard Quay offering delicious pizzas to takeaway or sit and enjoy outside by the Creek. Great puddings too! There is also an upstairs venue that hosts regular events such as live music.
 
Address: Standard Quay, Faversham ME13 7BS

A celebration of Faversham’s love for Indian food and culture, Prince Of India offers authentic Bangladeshi and Indian cuisine. Top quality fresh ingredients and a gret choice of dishes are the trademarks of the restaurant's Head Chef from India. Lovely decor with contemporary art on the walls and a menu of classic dishes and house specials.
 
Address: 70 Preston St, Faversham ME13 8PA

The Railway Hotel in Faversham has been offering a warm welcome to townsfolk and tourists for over 150 years - providing first-class fare and cosy accommodation. Situated at the top of Faversham High Street, it’s the ideal base from which to explore the area, and a superb spot to sample excellent food and drink.
 
Address: Preston St, Faversham ME13 8PE

The Limes, a classic Faversham pub located in the home of hops and Britain’s Oldest Brewer, Shepherd Neame. Serving great local beer, complemented by a select range of craft beers and wines, The Limes is the perfect place to wet your whistle. Offering famous burgers plus a menu of pub classics and modern British dishes, all made with fresh and locally sourced ingredients.
 
Address: 59 Preston St, Faversham ME13 8PG