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A charming back-street local off Rochester's Maidstone Road offering three rotating ales. This is a friendly free house with a wood-panelled bar, log fire, large TV with satellite sport and a snug bar to the rear. A range of events is held, including live music and a monthly charity quiz evening. There is a well maintained family and dog friendly garden where barbecues and beer festivals are held. Well preserved external tiling includes a fascia board offering Woodhams & Co Ltd Sparkling Ales.
Please note last orders may be placed until no later than 30 minutes before closing times shown.
Has an excellent Woodham’s Brewery of Rochester frontage (they were taken over by Styles & Winch in 1918). Bare boarded bar with 1930s sloping to you panelled counter. Panelled walls to picture frame height. Bar back looks 1930s with plain mirrors in upper part, columns holding up shelving and lower shelving intact - rare!
Good ‘Public Bar’ etched and frosted exterior windows. Knocked through to small left area in around 1990 so panelling, brick fireplace and fixed seating here is modern. It was living quarters until 1990. Through doorway on the right is a bar with modern fittings – two different levels, carpet. Window at rear has a ‘Jug & Bottle’ etched panel. Wooden floor nearby indicates off sales and public bar amalagamated in recent years
Has an excellent Woodham’s Brewery of Rochester frontage (they were taken over by Styles & Winch in 1918). Bare boarded bar with 1930s sloping to you panelled counter. Panelled walls to picture frame height. Bar back looks 1930s with plain mirrors in upper part, columns holding up shelving and lower shelving intact - rare!
Good ‘Public Bar’ etched and frosted exterior windows. Knocked through to small left area in around 1990 so panelling, brick fireplace and fixed seating here is modern. It was living quarters until 1990. Through doorway on the right is a bar with modern fittings – two different levels, carpet. Window at rear has a ‘Jug & Bottle’ etched panel. Wooden floor nearby indicates off sales and public bar amalagamated in recent years
This Pub serves 3 changing beers and 0 regular beers.
Who'd Ha' Thought It, Rochester
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Sports TV
Live Music
Garden
Family Friendly
Dog Friendly
Games
Real Fire
Separate Bar
Smoking
Wi Fi
Real Ale
Beer Festival
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