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Located in the Kent Downs AONB this 16th-century pub is a welcoming stop if you're walking the 108 mile Greensand Way. An attractive destination all year round, offering a warm and friendly open fire in the winter, and a pretty beer garden for the summer. Dogs and families are welcome. The pub has an enviable reputation for its home cooked and locally sourced food with pub classics alongside a la carte dishes. Pie and a Pint promotion is held on Tuesday evenings. A traditional wooden beamed bar area at the front of the pub is decorated with historic rifles and has a leather sofa next to the open fire, the main dining area leads off this with several rooms. Plenty of outdoor seating is available at the front of the pub and in the rear peaceful garden. It is the true centre of village life.
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This Pub serves 2 changing beers and 2 regular beers.
Kentish Rifleman, Dunk's Green
Changing beers typically include: Long Man (varies) , Pig & Porter - Skylarking
Source: Local
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