The Best Pubs with Garden & Terrace in Kent

Charming 15^th century pub, that oozes character.  Small rooms, dark, with low beams, wood-panelling, fireplaces, old settles and flagstone floors.  This is a lovely country pub with a nice atmosphere.  Seating outside on the patio during the warmer months.

Attractive 16^th century building with white wood panelled façade.  The gastropub is a mixture of old and new, with contemporary interior of solid wood tables, comfy chairs, exposed beams and old wooden bar. A brasserie style menu is served in the orangery dining area overlooking a pretty garden and a terrace that can be enjoyed in the summer months.

Traditional English country pub housed in a building that originally dates back to the 13th century.  Inglenook fireplaces, flagstone floors, low ceilings and old beams add to the character of the pub, along with the pretty garden.  Good pub food.

Rambling 16th century pub complete with low beams, panelled walls, open fireplaces and oak floors.  Pretty white clapboard building, with a beautiful tiered garden and stunning  views of the Weald.  Good reputation for food which is predominantely a traditional English menu.  Welcoming family put welcoming all, including dogs. 

Fetching 14th century coaching inn with white clapboard exterior and original period features throughout.  Pub and separate restaurant on either side of the bar. Lovely old pub with character.  Garden area at the back of the building.  Four bedrooms, with traditional low ceilings and all en-suite.