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Located in leafy Spellbrook on the old London turnpike road close to the River Stort The Three Horseshoes is a picturesque thatched-roof country pub and former coaching inn. Originally a Tudor farmhouse of fairytale appearance this Grade II listed inn dates back at least to the 16th century. Sited at a strategic location on the road from London to Cambridge and East Anglia close to the vital river crossing at nearby Bishop’s Stortford. The establishment of the Hockerill Turnpike Trust in the 18th century led to improved coach roads and the introduction of a mail coach service in 1785 but it was the development of the shallow and meandering River Stort into a ‘Navigation’ in 1769 allowing long barges filled with grain and malt to reach London that transformed Bishop’s Stortford’s flourishing malting industry.

Dating back to 1860, the Windsor Castle is a traditional pub where a warm welcome is guaranteed. Just a short walk from Carshalton High Street, it boasts a spacious bar and restaurant, with a delicious menu of home-cooked traditional pub classics and light bites on offer.

Choose from an extensive range of drinks, from Shepherd Neame’s award-winning range of ales and lagers to premium wines and spirits.

And if the weather is fine, relax in the pub’s large courtyard area and garden, renowned for its beautiful floral displays during the summer months.

Take in the surrounding scenic garden and woodland area here at The Bellhouse. Whether you’re joining us for dinner or drinks, our country pub is the ideal location for special occasions and impromptu gatherings alike, all year round.

In the crisp wintry months, our delicious menus can be enjoyed from the comfort of our elegant restaurant area, featuring classic wooden beams and heartening open fires.

During the warmer summer months, we invite you to dine outside in our large patio area overlooking the running brook.

Situated in the heart of the popular coastal town of Whitstable, the Duke of Cumberland is a unique place to dine, drink and stay.

When the weather is fine, enjoy al fresco dining and drinking in the Duke of Cumberland’s spacious courtyard garden, including an outside kitchen. Freshly prepared food is served every day, using the finest seasonal local produce to create a delicious menu of contemporary dishes and light bites. As you might expect from the pub’s coastal location, freshly caught seafood is a speciality.

The village of Linton is set in a pleasant rural village, located south of Maidstone on the A229 Hastings Road – and has been here since well before 1674 when the first licensee was listed.

Whether you’re looking for a cosy pub visit, a delicious pub lunch or you’re keen to explore the local Kent countryside, there’s plenty to see and do within easy reach of the Bull.

The Hamlet Court is a thriving pub restaurant in the centre of Westcliff-on-Sea, renowned for its delicious food and drink, pre-theatre dining and live music nights.

Much loved by customers, our traditional values and character have been a major part of the local community for a quarter of a century. Recently undergoing a well-earned refurbishment, Hamlet Court has retained its warmth and popularity with old friends and new – welcoming people from Westcliff, across Essex, and further afield.

Whether you’re looking for a quiet spot for a nice dinner, or on the hunt for a pub showing the football, the Hamlet Court has something for everyone.

From a celebratory night out to a relaxing meal, you will always find a warm welcome here at The Exchange. Open 12 ‘til late every day, you can rely on our Southend pub for delicious food, refreshing drinks and quality customer service whenever you pay us a visit.

So, whether you’re looking for a cosy corner for date night or a lively Friday night atmosphere, it’s got you covered.

One of the most historic pubs in Soho, The Coach & Horses dates back to 1731. This cosy, characterful spot has plenty of personality, fitting right in with the modern, bustling vibe characteristic of well-loved Soho pubs.

Located in the heart of London’s Theatreland on the corner of Old Compton Street and Charing Cross Road, this Soho pub is the perfect choice for pre-theatre drinks or to take a break while exploring the capital’s cultural attractions.

Thirsty customers are welcome at The Coach & Horses, able to choose from a wide selection of cask ales and lagers, along with a carefully-selected wine list and traditional spirits.

Established in 1744, The Coach & Horses is not only the oldest pub in Mayfair, it’s the last remaining vestige of proper pub-keeping in this prestigious part of London.

Standing proudly amid the area’s designer fashion houses and boutique shops, our historical British pub serves fine ales to local workers and tourists with a taste for tradition.

At the Belle Vue, you will be guaranteed a warm welcome, delicious food, and spectacular views. If you’re looking for great food, you’ll find it there. They also offer entertainment, with live music gigs leading the charge.

The “Balcony of Kent” at the rear of the pub offers some of the best sea views in Kent – across Pegwell Bay and out to The Channel. It’s a great place to book for your next private function, catch the sea air, and (being South facing) enjoy lots of Kentish sunshine and spectacular sunsets.