74 /100 Dead Pigeon (Bar) 378 HIGH STREET Spacious, high street craft bar on the southern end of town. Visited on 13th September 2023. Friendly staff and a mostly younger clientele. Ten taps purvey a variety of craft keg beers from breweries such as Verdant, Arbor, Pressure Drop and Kernel. Food is ordered at the bar after viewing an online menu. Dead Pigeon's offer is mostly burgers, fries and chicken - my "nugs" and fries were delicious. Worth a visit and handy for the nearby 12 Degrees micropub. |
86 /100 RAMS Micropub 12 Degrees (Bar) 352 HIGH STREET Visited this gem of a micropub on a crawl of the town on 13th September 2023. A 15 minute walk from Rochester Castle is well rewarded by an intimate, welcoming alehouse on the quieter end of the High Street. Up to seven stillages operate, of which three were in use this evening, offering Tonbridge Old Chestnut, Canterbury Ales Jester and Kent Black Gold. Lively banter prevailed throughout and as a visitor I was made to feel most welcome. Hospitality extended to free, but substantial food offers with quiches on the bar, alongside sausage rolls, pulled-pork baps and coleslaw. I ended up staying for an extra Old Chestnut. Well worth the effort of finding. Will not disappoint. |
84 /100 Dead Pigeon (Bar) 378 HIGH STREET Best place for craft beer in this part of Kent |
62 /100 Flippin’ Frog (Bar) 318 HIGH ST Pub with 2 rooms, small kithen and bar. local beers. will come back |
40 /100 Dickens House Wine Emporium (Grocery Store) 53 HIGH STREET Went to visit some friends at their new house on 19/08/17. When we nipped into Rochester they informed me that there was now a new shop and microbar specialising in craft brews. Cool! Only when we got there it turned out to have been shut a few weeks previously. Not cool! Noticed this shop down the road. Very posh and well presented. Only adding it in case someone’s in Rochester and wants to buy a local beer. They stocked various bottles from Old Dairy and Chapel Down. But just the two breweries. They also apparently stock cider and mead but didn’t spot those. As I didn’t want bitter or golds, I didn’t bother buying anything and went to a sweet shop to buy comfort food in order to console myself. |
68 /100 Flippin’ Frog (Bar) 318 HIGH ST Visited on 27th July 2016. Micropub on the High St about half way between Rochester and Chatham stations. It’s a two roomed place with a small bar and kitchen area. Seating room off to the right as you walk in plus a couple of high tables in the bar area. 3 gravity dispense ales on the Wednesday evening we visited but have up to 7 on dependent on the day of the week. Beer was from local Kent brewers, was in good condition and was £3 a pint. Food is french cuisine and there is a proper open plan kitchen in the venue. Didn’t sample it though. Nice enough micropub and one I would go back to. |
88 /100 Man of Kent (Bar) 6 JOHN STREET This place is ace! 11 Kentish beers on cask plus real Kentish cider and some decent keg offerings from Belgium and Germany. Proper boozer, friendly and worth going out of your way for. |
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