Pub, Bar & Alehouse Directory
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The Three Daws
Town Pier, Gravesend DA11 0BJ - Telephone
An historic riverside inn dating back to the 1400’s steeped with tales of smugglers, Press Gangs, hauntings and much more, and yet today it remains a focus of activity. From Wedding Receptions, Disco’s, Parties, live bands through to Beer Festivals, Poetry nights, Quiz nights and the simple meeting of people gathering for a quiet meal or drink.
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Iron Pier Brewery
Units 6 & 7, May Avenue Industrial Estate, Northfleet, DA11 8RU - Telephone
Iron Pier Brewery & Taproom has been producing Beer in Northfleet for almost 8 years now. As well as Beer, our Taproom offers a range of wines, spirits & Ciders. We source as many local products as we can and support other small businesses like ourselves by doing so. We are open 7 days a week currently and have a variety of events, quiz nights, brewery tours & on Saturdays we have food trucks.
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Molehole Micro Pub
17 High St, DA11 0BA - Telephone
The Mole Hole is a micro pub located in a vaulted cellar on the High Street in Gravesend, Kent. Known for its intimate, friendly atmosphere and extensive drink menu, it can be accessed by a spiral staircase. The Mole Hole hosts regular events, including live music and open mic nights for musicians and poets.
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Rum Puncheon
87 West St, DA11 0BL - Telephone
A Beautiful grade II listed pub built in the late 18th century. The Rum Puncheon is in an enviable position overlooking the River Thames, you can relax in our inside areas or chill out in the garden or the first floor terrace and enjoy the views.
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The Grapes
153 Milton Rd, DA12 2RG - Telephone
Step into The Grapes wine & cocktail bar, where history meets modernity. Established in 1843, our beloved pub has been meticulously refurbished to offer you a contemporary haven to indulge in a verdant atmosphere supplemented with exquisite cocktails. Discover a diverse array of beers, spirits, and expertly crafted cocktails tailored to suit every occasion. From casual get-togethers to special celebrations, we have something to satisfy every taste.
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Invicta Bar
31 Windmill Street, DA12 1AS - Telephone
Here at The Invicta, we’re passionate about serving you the finest quality beer produced by independent breweries from Kent and beyond.
Either fresh from our taps or from our bottle shop. Our tap lists rotate, so you can always be assured that we are serving you the best, freshest beer available. We also serve flavoursome smash burgers made with prime grass-fed UK beef & a chef's special menu. -
Kent Cocktail Bar
20 High Street, DA11 0BA - Telephone
A family-run cocktail bar with a stylish lounge atmosphere and an extensive cocktail menu. Our Fridge is well stocked with wines from around the world, for those celebrating something special, great tasting Prosseco & Champagne is always available. It is also known for playing dance music on weekends.
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The Goose
23-25 King St, DA12 2DU - Telephone
Welcome to Goose Gravesend, the ultimate destination for food, fun, and entertainment. We offer the best sports viewing in Town over multiple screens from Big group viewing to booth tables with personal screens. Our venue also offers a lively atmosphere with on-site games, regular Quiz Nights, Karaoke Fridays and a DJ every Saturday from 9pm to keep the party going all night long. Great Food served every day til late.
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The Royal Clarendon
Royal Pier Rd, DA12 2BE - Telephone
This vibrant riverside hub offers quality beverages, exquisite à la carte cuisine, and events. Once a hotel, now a welcoming space run by a leading charity, it’s a place to connect, relax, and belong. Come for the view. Stay for the cause. Be part of something special.
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Compass Alehouse
7 Manor Rd, DA12 1AA - Telephone
The Compass is a small freehouse which focuses on looking after it's community and serving cask ales on gravity, promotes conversation and provides an extensive range of whiskies. We also have wines, prosecco, and select gins.
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Three Pillars
25 Wrotham Road, DA11 0PA - Telephone
Gravesend’s second Micropub which opened underneath the Masonic Hall in 2017. Steps on the right hand side of the building lead down to what was, at one time, the Masonic Hall's own bar. Two carpeted front rooms, with standard tables and chairs, lead to the bare brick floored bar counter area with its high tables and at the bar seating. CAMRA Cider Pub of the Year 2020 - 2021 - 2023.
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Jolly Drayman Pub & Hotel
Wellington St, DA12 1JA - Telephone
The Jolly Drayman is a country pub in the heart of the historic riverside town of Gravesend. It is a comfortable, friendly and cosy pub steeped in history. Known to the locals as the “Coke Oven” it was formerly the Druid’s Head from 1843-1879. In 1888 it was known as the Brewery Tap. The pub is known for its "low ceilinged, wooden beamed" interior and offers a wide range of real ales and ciders.
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TJs
15 Milton Rd, DA12 2RF - Telephone
TJ’s Gravesend is a traditional public house located in Gravesend with a lovely garden and catered function room, which can be hired for events. We offer a range of draught and bottled beers, wines and spirits. TJs is a place where you are assured of a warm welcome whether for a quiet drink , meeting with family or friends, watching sporting events on our large screen TV’s or celebrating a special event.
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The Robert Pocock
181-183 Windmill Street, DA12 1AH - Telephone
The Robert Pocock, a JD Wetherspoon pub is located on Windmill Street. The pub is named after Robert Pocock, who introduced the town's first printing press in 1786. The pub's history is displayed inside, acknowledging his contributions to Gravesend. It serves a full food menu, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with a range of real ales, craft beers, and coffee.