Great gastro pub. Fab food, atmosphere and really friendly service. Strongly recommended.read more

The Bear has become a good quality gastro pub recently with a nice atmosphere and a good menu and…read moresome great specials. The ambiance is relaxed country pub and the staff are very helpful. There is a reasonable ca park as it gets quite hard to park in the summer. I have visited for lunch and dinner and both were very nicely presented and well cooked. The skate is very tasty and the scampi and Jenga chips are good. The costs can be a little bit higher for lunch but the menu is very similar and therefore for dinner, I thought it was quite reasonable. Peter who used to be at another Billericay restaurant is the restaurant manager and as normal makes sure we get well looked after.

Great local pub with good selection of beers and food (don't just look at the specials board, get a…read moremenu). Parking and pleasant garden tucked away at the back.

Grasshopper was our home away from home for a few days. We loved the cozy feel with the catchy…read moreChurchill quotes written on the wall. The beer was cold and the wifi was a definite plus. We wanna make a trip back to England just to visit this little gem.

It might take a little while to find it (hint it's behind the building not inside it) but it's…read moretotally worth it!

This had my two favorite beers in London. Terrific IPAs. Skyway Mosaic was available one day and…read moreVerdant Bloom the next day.

Stopped in for a drink before a show, bartenders were very friendly. They unfortunately had just…read morekicked the one I came in for, but not end of the world. Grabbed a different pour. Space was relaxed, not overcrowded. Would stop in again if in the area and wanted something different than a traditional pub.

Great beer selection, friendly staff! The upstairs is a pretty basic pub, the downstairs seating…read morearea has a cool retro vibe.

The only pub in the village and a good one too. Plenty of local trade but welcoming to strangers…read more Has a very large car park and a huge beer garden with pond. At the rear of the pub is a games room, which also doubles as a dining area for the great food this pub serves. the barstaff are friendly and polite and take debit cards with cashback!! Sky Tv available for sports. Child friendly.All in all a great pub

Fun place to grab a beer. They allow food brought in as well if you like. Grab a booth in the back…read moreand read something of your choice.

A classic British pub with lots of nooks and crannies and places to hide out of our usually crap…read moreweather. Lots of beers and ciders to choose from but be careful some are stronger than others. Good staff with a sense of humour and the place is usually busy. Not too noisy as it's a pub not a sports bar. You go here for the beer and banter.

The best beer bar I've been to London. Probably at least in part because they have a fair amount of…read morebeer from outside the UK, but they also have a decent selection of UK beer too. Their crown-jewel is probably all the Belgian lambics they have, mostly in bottles, but some on tap. The actual place is a bit divey, but not too bad. The biggest thing was that it was totally packed on a Sunday afternoon when we came and tried to find a seat. We wound up sitting outside even though it was a bit chilly and we were directly downwind from some smokers. Things eventually cleared out and my wife and I found a table inside. They apologized for it, but they only served beer in plastic when we started drinking even when we bought over £50 bottles of rare Beligan lambic. That said, they have the goods. They had a great little food truck with good burgers and they have the beer. I started with a Tilquin cherry lambic that was on tap and I'd never had before that was spectacular while my wife had an Other Half IPA which we love in the states, but is harder to find in the UK. We then moved on to 3F wine-lambic hybrids and a spectacular Saison from Mills Brewing. We'll definitely be back.

Love BMT. That's both a command and a sentence written without the "I". This place is kinda my…read morelocal. There's a bar with a rotating selection of taps, and cases with can upon can and bottle upon bottle of beer. There are also beer snacks, and a food cart outside. I've been countless times and always come away with a special bottle or glass of something tasty. It's a pretty epic beer selection. Sours, stouts, lambics, IPAs, DIPAs, wheat beers, fruit beers, porters, milds, you name it. From all around Europe and the US. Prices range from totally affordable to paycheck burning. But if you buy one of the £45 bottles of bourbon barrel aged imperial stout brewed with peanuts and Canadian maple syrup and oats and coffee and cacao nibs all sealed in wax, you can be sure it'll be worth it. Staff are knowledgeable and friendly. Ask for tasters before deciding at the bar. If you work locally, you're eligible for a small discount upon paying. Ambience is usually chill across the inner and outside tables. Sometimes it gets totally slammed and loud and there's nowhere to sit so be ware. Not a beer drinker? No problem. The place also offers wine, boozy smoothies, and liquor. And of course, jugs of help-yourself water situated atop empty barrels in the main space. Stay hydrated, folks! But most importantly, stay sudsy!

Certainly one of the better Pubs in the Gillingham area and best in Rainham…read more This used to be the Pub of choice when we were living in the area and going out with friends, although not being big drinkers that didn't happen too often. It's a good size, the staff were friendly (a rare thing in Rainham!) and best of all, it was just 2 minutes walk from our house. The Thai restaurant attached to the Pub was also pretty decent and a great place for a meal before a night of drinking. A little history of the building is that the building itself was built in the 14th century making it one of the oldest buildings in Rainham and during the building of the home next door a passageway was discovered that ran all the way from the cellar to the Church. It's also common knowledge with locals that it once was a coaching house. So if you're in the area looking for a decent place to drink The Green Lion is top of my recommendations. They also hold a late license on weekends (Friday and Saturday) where after 11pm the entrance is at the back of the building next to the beer garden.

This is a nice pub, you can wath the sport or relax it's friendly environment and it is close to…read moreeverything. In the summer they do Bunjee jump events at the back of the pub which is great fun

Great food, awesome beers and very friendly staff! They were very considerate of our son's nut…read moreallergies. Atleast three staff members checked in on us.

Easily the best bar in Crawley town centre. Good selection of beers and ales, bottled and draught…read more Excellent pub style menu and make sure to check out the specials board. Shows most main sporting events. Interior is traditional, always clean, with a nice relaxing atmosphere. Staff and locals are all very nice

Fantastic real ale shop (what a great concept!!) that sells a massive range of ale out of their…read moreTwickenham shop (just over the Richmond bridge), but also delivers to the UK via their website. If you're fed up of paying pub prices, or your local has closed down, here's the solution! Unfortunately due to tax/documentation reasons and shipping costs it's not possible to deliver outside of the UK - boohoo for us (now) expats. Keep up the good work chaps!

Craft beer heaven!…read more You won't find any Budweiser, Heineken, Fosters etc, this is a off licence dedicated to craft beer from all over the world. Wide selection of US beers, a good selection from Sierra Nevada, Rogue Ales, Stone Brewing and Goose Island , decent brew's from Mikkeller, TO OL, Nøgne Ø & Brewdog and a whole new breed of London brewery's, well worth a visit for all craft beer lovers.