Chequers Inn, Favershamback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Lively Shepherd Neame pub in the village of Doddington, not too far out of Faversham. There were plenty of drinkers spilling out onto a paved area to the side of the pub. This may have been due to the volume of the music in the bar area, which was a bit too high. The bar area does have a pool table at one end, whilst there is also a slightly quieter lounge with a raised dining area. At the rear, there is a garden with a children's play area. Ales were Shepherd Neame Master Brew & Samuel Adams Blonde Ambition & Whitstable Bay Pale Ale.
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New landlady is a disaster!
She apparently ran a greasy spoon previously which explains why the beer is crap and the food not much better�
Don�t complain about the beer if you know what�s good for you!!!
What a shame.
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Wonderful old pub very friendly,food is far to cheap,apart fom the bunch of olde miseries who sit in the snug on Sundays :) cannot fault the place.
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ive only been drinking in the chequers for a short period of time, fell in love with the barmaid, the mum and dad are wonderfull too very freindly pub. food is fantastic especially the sunday roast . customers are very freindly especially on live music nights and pool nights
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truely fantastic land lord and land lady also know as sean and louise, who have done a brillaint job in turning the chequers in to a fantastic country pub , with fantastic reasonable priced food, live music, great beer, the pub is always clean and your always greeted with a smile :), a great place to come whatever your age. <3
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A real gem in the old country tradition, the landlord is very genial and the locals were surprisingly friendly. Not fine dining, but the food looked very good and the menu is extensive enough to please everyone. Very well kept beer, if Shepherd Neame qualifies in your book? It's a shame I have to drive to get there otherwise it would be a regular venue for me.
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