Westerham Brewery is a buzzing haunt on Beggers Lane that slings out scrumptious street food (think fragrant curries and wood-fired Romano pizzas) alongside pouring perfect pints. What's more, it also hosts a stellar music night on Wednesday evenings called Live Sessions, where you can bag a spot for just £16 per person and enjoy talents such as Chris Corcoran, Big Joe Lois and Connor Selby Band take to the stage.

When it comes down to country pubs in Kent with a garden, The Guinea in Tunbridge Wells, is offering up seriously delicious comfort food. Stop by over the weekend for their bottomless brunch and plates such as the buttermilk chicken burger, buffalo wings and mac 'n' cheese.

Hunting for the best pubs in Kent for food? The Oak Tavern and Tap House is a classic boozer and it's bringing refreshing beer, vino and cocktails, alongside delicious grub to the table - think rosemary fries and flat-iron steak.

One of the best pubs in Kent for lunch The Hengist offers an informal brasserie-style dining room as well as two other formal ones. Enjoy chowing down on seasonal British eats - think seafood pasta, roasted courgette and classic burgers.

For riverside pubs in Kent, The Draper's Arms is a great shout. As well as delicious Asian grub and refreshing pints, the traditional boozer features street-side tables and a rooftop terrace, so you can drink in style while chowing down on delicious food.

If you're looking for the best country pubs in Kent, then that's exactly what we're going to give you. Step up The Pig & Sty on Ashford Road. Inside, a twee country haven awaits, with knickknacks lining the wooden walls, and a fireplace for those chilly nights.

Nestled in Chislehurst, The Bickley is a fabulous pub to visit. Inside, you'll find botanical wallpaper, unique light fixtures and elegant artwork - head on over for a magnum of wine and cocktail trees, not to mention beautifully prepared gastro grub.

For easy dining in a classic setting, Duke of York has got all bases covered. The Tunbridge Wells pub boasts a tasty menu, including beer-battered fish and chips, and on Sundays, one heck of a roast, making it one of the best gastropubs in Kent.

Set in Kent's gorgeous cathedral city, Canterbury, The Old Butter Market is a perfect pitstop in this historic area. Around 500 years, the pub is named after the butter market which used to take place in the square opposite and flint pieces - potentially dating back to the Roman period.

Flaunting stylish decor, including exposed brick walls and an ambient bar, the George And Dragon in Westerham is a real Kentish gem. It's not just a pretty face though, as there's Devon crab linguine on the menu, alongside grilled steaks with herb-crusted bone marrow.

Located on the Great Stour, The Grove Ferry has got 'countryside cute' written all over it. This Kent pub has a huge beer garden (which was once a lavender field), with a few animals to say 'hi' to too. And if you're looking for a British staycation, there are rooms upstairs.

With its Scandinavian open-plan style, you might just forget that The Potting Shed is actually a Kent pub. The swish space is great for a family meal or hearty breakfast with whopping plates of bacon and eggs, alongside smoothies and - if you're feeling a bit naughty - glasses of bubbles.

The Poacher & The Partridge is set up for warm weather, thanks to its sprawling beer garden overlooking the Kent countryside. Grab a bite from the burger shack or, if you fancy something smarter, there's a restaurant indoors serving wholesome British plates.