Lovely atmosphere. Worth a visit especially if you like craft beer but also have selection of cider, wine and other drinks

Love this bar - one of my favourites in Faversham. The quirky hipster décor makes for a really good atmosphere and it’s always a really nice crowd of people. Good selection of beers which change regularly.

This is definitely something different in the town. Following the concepts of both a taproom and micropub and merging them the end result is a well decorated, clean but small establishment where you can drink beers you will not get anywhere else in town. No, there are no cask ales, but there are keg ales and the only real difference it one is poured under pressure and more carbonated... There is nowhere else you can get a hazy new England IPA or raid the fridge for a great selection of speciality beers, which is again is unique in town. I have heard this place getting some stick for the prices and serving in 1/3, 2/3 and pint measures, I can imagine these are the same punters that would rather drink brown flat shepherd neame 'traditional' beers. Regarding the pricing, the lagers are comparative to other pubs, ales usually are cheaper but they are not here so a bit steep is you are an ale drinker. The Belgian beers in the fridge however are in my mind cheap. Consider that you will pay £2.50 in the supermarket for a duvel triple, you can get some really tasty Belgian triples here for £3.25 and upward of this. Staff are helpful, attentive and knowledgeable, they are quick to clear glasses and wipe tables. I really like it here. Not sure I'd sit here all day, despite the efforts there is something missing on the character front, but to pop in for one or two it's perfect.

Great choice of beers and a nice warm place to spend a couple of hours on a cold January evening. My wife and I travelled to Faversham by train and from the tap to the platform is less than 5 minutes. We'll definitely be back.