Millers Arms, Canterburyback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Shepherd Neame pub. No ales available at time of visit, which is abhorrent for a pub.
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Friendly pub with accommodation and food. Range of Shep. Neame beers which are always OK but nothing special.
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Very charming and welcoming looking pub on a cold winters afternoon , would be great with a few more punters to get the atmosphere up a notch but still a good pint had
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On a wet and sleety late afternoon this street corner Shepherd Neame house looked inviting enough. On crossing the threshold it was like boarding the Marie Celeste - no customers, no staff.... after drying off a little I wandered around and still no sign of life. Gave up and went elsewhere.
anonymous - 17 Dec 2010 12:17 |
A fairly standard venue in appearance, and beer range, given that this is a Sheps' outlet. However, it is no less pleasant for that, and is located in a charming backwater of the city by the water. Service was reasonable on my last visit, although given that I was one of only about 4 people at the bar perhaps this wasn't the greatest test of their capacity. A pint of Spitfore was sampled, which was found to be well-kept. Inevitably with so few customers the place lacked any sense of atmosphere, but I imagine that in busier times this pub would be worth poking one's head into, if not for an entire evening then certainly for 1 or 2. It was certainly a cosy kind of interior, which was essential given the cold post-Christmas conditions.
I understand the accommodation is supposed to be quite competitive, although parking may be a problem. All in all, not in any way exceptional, but certainly not bad.
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We try to stay here whenever we are in the area - a good pub with cosy accommodation. An excellent selection of �Sheps Cask Beers� and the wine selection is also very good. A fine full English breakfast is also available but you may have to fight with other guests for the newspapers.
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