With the sun shining and temperatures soaring, there’s no better way to see the Easter weekend than by heading to a local pub with friends. You’ll find plenty of them scattered throughout the county.
While Wetherspoon is a big player when it comes to chain pubs, Greene King also has many locations in Kent. The chain prides itself on being “in the heart of communities” and offers its customers a wide range of food and beverage options.
But since some are rated higher than others, where are the ‘best’ Greene King pubs in Kent? And which ones are ranked as the “worst”?
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Fortunately, TripAdvisor reviewers have given their opinion on each of the county’s Greene King pubs. We’ve rounded up the ratings and ranked them from best to worst.
Complete list
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Prince Frederick, Bromley – 5 stars
Lullingstone Castle, Swanley – 4.5 stars
Oak, Walderslade – 4.5 stars
Old Ash Tree, Chatham – 4.5 stars
Bear & Ragged Staff, Crayford – 4 stars
Ticket, Sittingbourne – 4 stars
Bull, Greenhithe – 4 stars
Checkers, Bromley – 4 stars
Compasses, Tunbridge Wells – 4 stars
Cricketers, Rainham – 4 Stars

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Druids Arms, Maidstone – 4 stars
Nags Head, Welling – 4 stars
Newnham Court Inn, Maidstone – 4 stars
Old Rectory, Leybourne – 4 stars
Spyglass & Kettle, Gillingham – 4 stars
Swan & Mitre, Bromley – 4 star
Three Tuns, Canterbury – 4 stars
William Camden, Bexleyheath – 4 stars
Bull, Maidstone – 3.5 stars
Feathers, Maidstone – 3.5 stars

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Flying Saucer, Gillingham – 3.5 stars
George, Bexley – 3.5 stars
Hungry Fox, Gillingham – 3.5 stars
Jolly Fenman, Sidcup – 3.5 stars
Kings Arms, Westerham – 3.5 stars
Pippin, Maidstone – 3.5 stars
Ship Inn, Cobham – 3.5 stars
Tiger Moth, Chatham – 3.5 stars
Wealden Hall, Larkfield – 3.5 stars
Yacht, Greenwich – 3.5 stars

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Ye Olde Black Horse, Sidcup – 3.5 stars
Bull, Otford – 3 stars
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