Three Horseshoes in Swale

This is a nice quiet spot for a good pizza. The service was good and a welcoming atmosphere. I'd recommend it if you're in the area.

Unfortunately I have to write a negative review! I came to eat with my wife after seeing the social media posts of the food, unfortunately I was extremely disappointed when I was served up the meal!! The pictures they have been using are blatantly stock photos off Google! and far from what we where given, the food here looks nothing like the photos! The meal was just basic pub food and over priced for what we had, it’s over cooked and tasteless. After we left I was so disappointed with the meal I had a look on Google and with a simple search I found the pictures that were obviously downloaded and used for examples of the menu! There is blatant copyright Infringement here. If you can’t cook to the standard of the pictures your advertising DON’T use them!!’ Other than the meal the pub is a nice small local pub, with a classic old school pub vibe. I’ll be back for a drink but may just stick to a bag of crisps.

Were invited by friends for Sunday lunch. Have to say the food and service were poor and very over priced for the quality of the food. Several of us in the party tried the roast beef - it was difficult to cut so had to ask for steak knives, the meat was chewy and swimming in gravy (it would have been better served separately - but it was probably covering up the poor quality beef). Felt sorry for our friends who had invited us and sorry for the expense of it all.

Went to the Three horse shoes yesterday to see what all the fuss was about... I was not disappointed... I had the the roast beef 😋 Yummy! melted in your mouth, lovely selection of vegetables! nice to see leeks on the menu ...great service and friendly. Would recommend

Lack of communication and a real genuine welcome from experienced staff was a problem. Also, Lack of knowledge regarding daily menu choices, with confusion amongst staff. Several of us had the beef but this was tough to cut and chew. Braised beef might be a popular option as a crowd pleaser. Mt Sister found the pastry for the apple pies was also tough, with an uninspiring pureed filling. I was OK with the Al dente vegetables, but other family members thought they were too underdone. So, all on all debatable if we'll return.

A great venue, with fantastic food and lovely staff. I would definitely recommend. The pizzas were particularly delicious and full of cheese.

Had to try the wood fire pizza. My partner is Italian & very particular, “Bellissimo” pizza did not disappoint. We had Sabicca Nduja, Pepperoni & Margherita. This was clearly made freshly from scratch with high quality ingredients. The nduja was nice & spicy complimented with fresh chilli’s. We will certainly be back next week. The main menu looked good too.

Meet up with friends for a few drinks and noticed that the kitchen had changed hands over the past couple of weeks, not overly peckish, we decided to order a pepperoni pizza to share between us all with drinks. It went down an absolute treat. Once of the best we’ve had !! Fresh homemade pizza sauce and homemade base makes this an absolute gem of a find. Looking forward on returning to try the rest of the New menu.

We had pizza for our tea tonight and it honestly was the best pizza we have had in a very long time. Flavour was amazing - cooked in a proper pizza oven-delivered to us within 20 minutes. Honestly can’t recommend enough will definitely be calling next week

Friendly pub with great food and a welcoming team. The pizzas are exceptional. Can’t recommend the Meat Feast enough. Absolutely delicious!

Popped in for lunch a couple of weeks ago and what a charming pub. We both opted for the Chicken Schnitzel which @ £14.00 each was excellent. VERY large chicken schnitzel, with chips, coleslaw and a large sweetcorn. Whilst a bit of a wait, at least you knew that it was freshly cooked. Highly recommended

I booked the night before for Sunday Lunch, when we arrived we were told that they only had one chicken Sunday roast left this was at 2pm. So we ordered 1 x chicken and Vegetarian and one fish and chips, but the waitress said that they had no vegetarian and could just order a plate of vegetables which would be half price!! The waitress came back and said that the chef could cook some baked cod, which I said could I have it with all the other vegtables and yorkshires just like a roast. It came out with 4 x roast potatoes and a pile of samphire instead. The fish was taste less and had no seasoning. The samphire was old and new mixed together and again no seasoning and soggy not crunchy. We even sent back a pint of cola as the machine had not added the syrup( faulty machine) but was still served to us. I'm not sure how you can run out a vegatarin and a roast chicken main. Its not like Blue fin tuna!! I appreciate the chef cooking something else but if you are going to do this make sure that it's great!! 3 x drinks and 3 x mains £59 not great for the food and drink experience we had.

This pub was a just a few minutes down the road from where me and my partner were staying. We called up to see if we needed to book a table, in which we didn’t, however when we got there we were told about certain items which weren’t on the menu, this wasn’t mentioned on the phone. The menu is already small anyway, but in choosing the bar snacks, they were yummy! I think the pub is definitely more for the drinkers, it was a brilliant atmosphere with many people enjoying themselves. Staff were very friendly and did their best to accommodate us.

What a wonderful pub! Sunday roasts are fabulous, and the staff are always friendly. The new owners are very welcoming and it’s great to see a local pub thriving!

Lovely local pub where everyone feels welcome. Landlord and landlady very friendly when we came in for a drink. Will be coming back especially now they’ve opened the kitchen up! Food looks amazing.

I have visited on a few occasions since the new landlord and landlady have taken over, I must say I am very impressed. The pub has been freshly decorated with the hops renewed, the fires are now both on and the locals are friendly and chatty. The beer is good and no different in price to any other competitor in the area, particulary welcome is the addition of Kentish PiP brewed locally ! The live music has been enjoyed on a few evenings by myself and friends and I look forward to upcoming events. It's especially nice to see local sports teams back and social clubs utilising the facilities. Pizzas are fab, can't wait to try the new menu. Keep up the good work guys !

I never normally feel the need to write a review, but after such a disappointing visit with mates I felt I should, the pub is dated and in serious need of refurbishment, the beer tasted stale and was typically expensive as most shepherd neame pubs are, it seems to be a pub for locals which is fine. but I don't want to sit trying to relax with foul mouthed people propping the bar up chatting to the landlord who also looked like he had already drank half the bar. nope not for me! I won't be back

Just had our first pizza from the Three Horseshoes! Absolutely amazing and no grease! Love the fact we can have it to take away too. New owners have just started doing food and did not disappoint 😊

Quite a pleasant meal spoiled when the landlord alleged one of our group had not paid. Our organizer paid the difference before discovering it was not so. A month later heard that another group had had the same experience. Hmmm. The then landlord was due to retire two weeks later, so was perhaps funding his retirement?

Previously recommended this Pub but after another visit I would no longer be so enthusiastic. We went back there after another visit to Mount Ephraim (which I would still recommend) and it had changed . I think new owners now , the cost of a drink was the highest I have experienced in a pub this year (£11.50 for 2 pints. The "garden area " that is set back now has plenty of dog mess on it . I think the owners let their dogs use it as they did while we were having our drink ! We wont be going back any time soon.

First time visit in what i call a proper pub 2 x sunday dinners wife had pork i had beef a proper dinner very tasty enjoyed every mouthful washed down with 2 pints master brew equally very nice Landlord very welcoming and friendly

Stopped here after visiting Mount Ephraim Gardens. Friendly landlord and nice quirky garden. Open seven days a week. Parking is on the road so may be awkward when busy. Definitely worth a visit , wish it was my local.

Five of us went for lunch after a visit to Mt Ephraim. Lovely old pub with great outdoor seating. Very good service and friendly welcome from the server (owner?). The food was excellent quality, lots of it and very reasonably priced. Definitely recommended!

Just popped in for lunch, cheesy chips and a large glass of white rjioca suited me fine. My partner enjoyed brie and bacon sandwich. Pity our weekend break was too short to make a return visit this time.

Tuesday Cod & Chips... 👌🏻👌🏻 Both cooked perfectly, a lovely bit of cod in a light batter, I do not often enjoy eating chips but these were lovely👍🏻.... and great value for money. The atmosphere was very pleasant and a nice service received from the gent behind the bar.

Great little pub, first time visiting. Just a couple of beers and a wagyu burger. Superb service from Grant. Pleasant, welcoming, all round nice place.

Nice surroundings and excellent beer. Let down by poor quality sandwich which was a lot of money for 25 p of ingredients. Won't return for food.

Welcomed with open arms, food was good and the local ale was very good indeed. I shall return without question

We used to play this pub at cricket. I don't know if there is still a cricket team from here. I do remember the quality of the beer was always very good.

We were greeted by the friendly landlord who made us very welcome throughout our visit.The pub has a homely feel inside and a nice large beer garden.We stayed for a meal, the food is homemade style pub grub and was very enjoyable.The menu was reduced due to covid but they were only too keen to cook something off menu for a vegetarian.

Stopped for lunch on a bike ride today. Real accommodating host , happy to meet various food requests. Lovely lunchtime pint and poached eggs

Very friendly and welcoming for a village pub. The food was home cooked and delicious with a good service to match

Was in the area visiting family over the weekend & met up with a friend for a catch up & lunch. Picked the three Horseshoes as it was near to where I was saying & can safely say was an excellent choice. From the moment we stepped in the door we was made to very welcome, our table had been reserved in a lovely window. We both had roast which came about 5 mins after ordering which was fab as we were both hungry and it was delicious, lovely potatoes, cauliflower cheese, parsnips - heaven. We then had pudding one apple crumble & one chic cheesecake with nuts again absolutely delicious. Would definitely go again when I’m in the area.Overall was a lovely pub with very friendly & welcoming staff a locals. Really enjoyed it, thank u very much The Three Horseshoes

We popped into this pub for lunch after going to Mount Ephraim gardens. It was a wet and dismal day outside and the pub was warm and cosy and very traditional. The menu is very traditional pub grub (Ham egg and chips etc). We chose the fish and chips and it was absolutely delicious. The fish was light and fresh, the batter also light and non greasy and really tasty chips. Very impressed and I would go again just for the fish and chips (fish had been delivered on the day we went). Friendly publican.

We were staying nearby and went to the pub for the regular curry and quiz night. We were made very welcome and invited to join one of the teams for the quiz which was great fun. Despite our contributions, our team won! Lovely old pub, great beer, landlord and bar staff and locals. Look forward to returning next time we're in the area.

They do vegetarian meals and vegan I had sour dough bread with avocado with large mushroom and large tomato topped with 2 poached eggs it was great

We stopped here for lunch after visiting a local garden. Lots of seating outside and a small but interesting menu. My husband thoroughly enjoyed his Pan Hagerrty and I had excellent beer battered fish. Everything was freshly cooked. Good selection of drinks.

Very good fish,chips and mushy peas in this lovely country pub with lots of character. The food was piping hot and generous portion.

Friendly enough welcome but on looking at the menu, despite the pub stating it is vegetarian friendly, was amazed to find not a single vegetarian main option apart from the bracketed suggestion that a veggie alternative was available for the English breakfast. Pretty awful and outdated for a food led pub. With two of us being vegetarians we had to look at the light bites blackboard where there was an option of a cheese and pickle sandwich or a jacket potato with cheese or with beans. We ordered jacket potatoes and a sandwich with a side of chips. It arrived pretty quickly but both jacket potatoes were barely luke warm. The chips were also disappointing, as if they had not been in the fryer long enough. We didn’t have a check back to ask how the food was but, albeit cold, we did eat it, just left most of the chips. Even on clearing the plates, we were asked if we were finished but not if everything was ok. I’m hoping this was just an off day in the kitchen. I was reluctant to write a review as at the time we did not wish go out of our way to complain but on reflection I thought particularly the fact that vegetarians are not catered for is really something that should be rectified, even more so when advertising as vegetarian friendly.

We had good reviews from other visitirs to our Birth Place and decided to revisit and check the new owners. Very pleased to say what a pleasure it was and we shall return. Good home cooking of PUb Grub and some specialities such as Faggotts, now all gone, Haggerty Pie and good old fish and chips or All Day Breakfast which the majority went for. One chap had the Ham Eggs and Chips, while I had Slow cook Pork belly which was lovely and crispy. Not at bit left on the plates except for our slimmer in the group. They were big and beasty chips too. My Mash Pottatoe was buttery and probably perfect in taste and texture. The Beer is Sheps of course. Lovely haunted, old and in fact, one of the Oldest Kentish Pubs. Garden area,cosy and clean. Beers and Food excellent. Parking is in street but there is usualy enough space a bit further alonng the road. Or you can visit Mount Ephriem Gardens and park there. A must visit and great local.

This is a great little country pub which has a welcoming and homely atmosphere and serves delicious home cooked food. We have visited a couple of times for lunch now and have not been disappointed. The staff are very friendly. Will definitely be back in the very near future. Keep up the good work

We have visited the Three Horseshoes a couple of times now and have not been disappointed. Its a lovely little country pub, the food is home cooked and delicious. Which other pubs have Pan Haggerty on the menu !! The lady behind the bar is delightful and the staff very friendly. We will definitely be visiting the Three Horseshoes again very soon, it's a gem

I have visited 4 times with my family for Sunday roast. It was really good every time lovely atmosphere great food. Fantastic sticky toffee pudding and bread and butter pudding

Worst I have ever had. The food was served very quickly but it was cold, meat tough and cheese sauce watery. Sweet corn on the plate with a Sunday roast was not traditional or appetising - waste of money

I have eaten at the Three Horseshoes on numerous occasions and have always been impressed with the food. I have eaten the pan haggerty, faggots and the fish and chips.

Visited the three horseshoes for lunch such lovely welcoming people lunch was great I had the belly pork and my partner had the ham egg and bubble it was a really nice meal lovely pub. Worth a visit

Visited the Three Horseshoes last night with friends for a meal and live music. The food was good, especially the home made faggots. All the party of six enjoyed the evening and the music.

Proper Olde English pub! Good traditional roast Sunday lunch. With good atmosphere and a jolly landlord (and landlady).

Have been visiting this pub for quite a few years now.

We found this village pub by chance while out walking the dog. We opted for the pan haggerty, took a seat by the log burner and enjoyed a delicious home cooked meal. The staff were truly welcoming. We’ll be back soon! We might try out the Wednesday quiz too. Thanks!

Cold room, lukewarm food on cold plates, pepper in salt mill. Booked a table for 9, small table set for 6, result cramped. Slow service. Complaint met with insincere apology and an agreement that they must “up their game” but no reduction offered. Didn’t stay fo a desert! DON’T go there.

We decided to go for Sunday lunch at this pub after having been before and it’s always been wonderful. However, what we didn’t know, is that it is now under new management and it’s food standards have somewhat slipped! When we arrived the waitress said there was a problem with the menus and basically there weren’t any. There were just three choices for Sunday lunch. We ordered straight away (2 meat options and 2 vegetarian). After several times of asking and no food appearing we waited an hour and a half hour for our food which finally arrived. The meat was tough and dry and the vegetarian pie which was supposed to be spinach was actually mushroom. Burnt Yorkshire puddings and vegetables I would expect to see in an old people’s home. Such a disappointment as this pub has always been busy and packed with people but today it was empty and freezing. I really do hope the new landlord can sort himself out and these issues are nothing but teething problems. Needless to say...we won’t be back for a while.

Booked a meal as we were staying nearby at Mount Ephraim. Lovely friendly staff, ale and curry. The pub was decorated for Christmas. There is limited parking we we managed to park along the road.

Quite simply the best roast around and not at a pretentious cost, crispy roasties, fresh veg, flavoursome gravy and a winner of a yorkie 😍

Time to revisit our birthing Pub. Tragically the previous Land Lady Vera Skipper, recently passed away. It was She and Mike who named us the Wednesday Old Gits Society many years ago, just before they retired. Now Buster keeps the tradion going. Great Pub all round. Lots of entertainment and music sessions with quality artists. Great variety of Food from Goat Curries to Steak & Kidney Puddings and some vegetarian dishes to complete the mix of choices. Some of us Had Singapore Noodles, Others a Goan Curry, Fish Pie, Our Ham Egg Chips surveyor stuck to his guns, and various other super dishes, all delivered on time at the same time. Do not know how they do it in such a small kithchen. Well kept Sheps Beer. They catered for 8 of us diners today and can sweeze more when required. Nice little Garden, parking a bit tight, or park in the road and enjoy a short walk. Cosy old real local Pub with real locals supporting it. Food is Great along with the cheerfull prompt service. Food cooked to order freshly, so a slight delay for main courses as expected. Comfy and cosy with a fire place for winter days and nights. Good atmosphere. Highly recommended.

Friendly pub. Fabulous food. There were five of us and every meal was delicious. Goan curry, steak and kidney pie, cottage pie, burger and ploughmans lunch.

Stopped off here today for a quick drink and a warm up after a day out in the rain. Bar staff were welcoming and attentive. Can imagine it being a great place in the winter when the wood burners are on.

We were overdue for a return to our Birth Place. Last time the Goat Curry was great. Thus we needed another treat and it was a Punjabi Chicken Curry this time. Hit the spot in more ways than one. Plus good Beer as normal with great service from the fun, charming, helpful and efficient staff. On street parking is normally fine. They have some great music sessions and special events. The most famous being the wheelie Bin races about July time I think. Keep eye open for the event its good fun and amazing Bin conversions. We have seen steam engines and all sorts. Plus costumes can be outrageous. A great local. Highly recommended. We will be back. Check their site for info.

Lovely historic local, great local beers and always welcoming. Well priced home made pub food always good.

This is one of Kent's great hostelries; out of the way for the 'through traveller' on the A2 but well worth a detour for the natural local atmosphere, great beer (well kept), good food, Blues nights and jovial landlord Buster who follows in a long and honourable tradition of landlords going back centuries. The "Courtney Riots" took place just outside as the local militia and special constables chased "Sir Richard Courtney" Knight of Malta etc and his army of local unemployed agricultural labourers up the hill to the 'Battle of Bossenden Wood" just above Dunkirk. His real name was "John Tom" a vintner from Cornwall. He had some mental health issues but this is to minimise his charisma and awareness of poverty and social injustice in the distribution of wealth and life opportunities (even worse in the 1830's than now). Fascinating story which just enhances the spirit and atmosphere of a delightful 'watering hole' whose beers and atmosphere I have enjoyed for 45 years. This place is a MUST but not for too many of you or I will have to go elsewhere for some peace and quiet, good food and ambience!

When in the area this is a gastropub definitely worth finding. This is proper pub stuff. None of your silly fancy pseudo mock rubbish here. Good Shepherd Neame beer and great food. Menu was excellent and specials equally so. This place does food and does it well. Add on what you like. I wanted a load of peas? ?? And that's what I got. Superb. They were happy to serve anything with anything. Now that's service and it came with a smile. Lovely staff/landlord. Really enjoyed my short visit.

Had lunch with family on a sunny Saturday afternoon. Sat outside, glorious! Good good, brilliant service, good choice of drinks. Adorable little place.

I've tried twice before to book a Sunday lunch, but it was only third time lucky! We were a party of 10 ranging from 7 months to 70 and we were ALL happy. The service was swift, friendly and efficient, and most important the food was excellent.

Fue invitado a este pub de amigos que dijo la noche bistec era muy buena. Todo lo que puedo decir es que fue una comida con buena compañía.

Realmente delicioso curry en un frío día de verano húmedo de Agosto la hospitalidad era increíble Cassie era fabulosamente amable y mostró la verdadera dedicación y Buster es un anfitrión personificado te hacen sentir bienvenido! ! ! !

Mi esposa y yo invité a mi en las leyes de la comida y que nos fue bien para encontrar este lugar. Antiguo agradable pub con un menú sencillo y comida bien preparada! Fuimos para lasaña (adorable) de jamón y patatas fritas (bien) y dos wellingtons vegetariano (deliciosos). El personal era amable y nos cuidaron muy bien. Precioso entorno y estar fuera. Disfrutamos de nuestra visita y sin duda volveríamos :)

Well worth a trip to this pub serving great food and all in a very friendly and pleasant atmosphere. Food has always been good when I have visited. Make sure to put it on your 'places to visit' list.

Reservamos para comer el domingo con una gran multitud. Gran variedad de comida con opción para vegetarianos y servicio abundante, buen ambiente y amable. Volveremos.

La semana pasada decidimos visitar nuestro lugar de nacimiento. Ahora el Illustious Buster McDonneld está en su apogeo con el 2017 eventos y comida super asequible para arrancar, era una obligación. Todos nos lo pasamos excelente cerveza, excelente comida en un acogedor pub con un personal amable y clientes. Incluso nuestro hombre pescado tarta fue satisfecha. Su esposa no está interesado en el olor de pescado cocinar en casa así que él intenta compensar la comida de peces perdidos cuando he ppossible. Bistec y tartas de riñón, Curry, Ternera en salsa de vino tinto opulencia con el sonido de los comensales satisfechos. Cafés para terminar y una tarde drowsey siguió para la mayoría de nosotros. Más altamente. Además puedes por huevos de corral de una de las granjas locales. Todos rural y agradable. llegaba

Encantadora gente de pub en un fantástico entorno país. . La comida de muy buena calidad a un precio estupendo. . . si está cerca no te pierdas

The Three HorseshoesStaplestreet Road, Hernhill Date of visit - 7 November 2016A group from the Friends of the Mole Hash House Harriers chose The Three Horseshoes as the venue for their weekly Monday run. The landlady was happy to provide a choice of meat or veg curry for £9.95 and food was ordered before we set off for the run at 7.30pm to be served when we got back at 9pm. The pub is more than a typical country pub as it dates back to 1690 but it’s very cosy with an open fire in the back room that throws out a lot of heat. The staff were friendly and helpful but an extra pair of hands might have been useful behind the bar. Food was served around 9.15pm; I had the chicken curry served with rice, a naan bread and mango chutney – the portion size was generous, the quality of the chicken was excellent and it tasted delicious. Every table has a candle on it which is rather a nice touch.The pub does not have a car park but there is plenty of parking on the road.Definitely worth a visit.,

While searching the Kent countryside for a different pub altogether my friend and got lost, but it turned out to be a voyage of discovery. Tucked away in the little village of hernhill we found The Three Horseshoes pub. By this time we were very hungry and a little pushed for time, luckily the menu offered a very tasty shepherds pie with lovely fresh vegetables, just what we needed. Due to time pressures we didn't get the chance to sample the desserts. There seemed to be a good range of food across the board and regular special event evenings featuring fish and chips or Caribbean food, lots of good things for locals and visitors alike. The pub has a warm and welcoming atmosphere and the landlady was very helpful. We really enjoyed our visit and will certainly pay a return visit.

Highly recommend the curries and the fish and chips. We have been here three times and the food has been excellent every time. Very friendly place and lovely atmosphere. Recommend you book on the fish & chip night as gets very busy.

Popped in one lunchtime for a bowl of homemade soup - fresh, tasty, hearty and good value. Landlady friendly and gorgeous pub doggy. Plan to return and try their Sunday roast.

This is a really cute pub, still very original. We enjoyed a lovely lunch and also picked up a freshly baked loaf.

After a few wilderness years the shoes is thriving once again. Great place for a pint or two or a bite to eat.

Fab music night here sat 20th Aug great band playing.Good curry on offer and veggie option with rice.Great atmosphere dancing singing friendly people outside seating and transport laid on for local drinkers.We will return.

We stayed in Faversham for a family wedding. On our way to our hotel we had a wonderful lunch at the Three Horshoes. My husband and I shared a cheese ploughman which was so big we wouldn't have been able to eat one on our own.We returned for Sunday lunch and were made really welcome by Charlotte, Ben, Buster and the family. We met my son and his friend there and had a Sunday roast. No complaints, the food was gorgeous. Will visit again soon.

A Sunday outing and a pub at the end of the morning. Good food, particularly the starters which were exceptional. Charming host/chef and family. Very well attended which is always a good indicator of how well an establishment is thought of. Obviously a lot of locals are regulars.

Warm and friendly old country pub in an old country setting! Food was really good (Wednesday night is reduced cost for main meals so that was a result!) and mine was a perfect steak and kidney pudding - divine! We all really enjoyed our meals, it was a lovely place to sit and eat with friends and I will definitely be returning.

Fish and chip Tuesday,great value,great pint,great pub,will definitely be returning soonchocolate and hazelnut cheesecake wasn't bad either!

We decided to visit this pub while out on a motorcycle ride and can honestly say we were not disappointed even though we only had a drink and a baguette each..The staff were friendly and the manager seemed pleasant enough. ..its a nice quiet country pub with a nice garden and I can honestly say this is one to put on my return list

very old pub with lots of character, especially if you like fishing. great food and not your average pub grub. would recommend

Went to this lovely country pub for Sunday lunch with friends and was met with a very friendly welcome from Buster and Charlotte. Had an excellent meal in a very relaxed homely atmosphere with the log burners blazing, Just what Sunday is all about Thank you x

Visited this lovely cosy pub on Saturday, after reading very good reviews in Trip Advisor. My partner and I, both ordered 2 steak and kidney puddings, they were delicious but we was very disappointed with the small portion size of our cheesy chips and a tiny bowl of vegetables, leeks and green beans between two of us. We could not believe it, when we was presented with our bill, the large glass of wine was four pounds, which was totally acceptable, but we could not believe our eyes, when we was charged FIVE POUNDS for ONE GLASS of DRAUGHT COKE, we noticed that this was a Shepherd Neame pub and we wondered if they was aware that this public house is charging extortionate prices for ONE glass of DRAUGHT Coke.

We enjoyed a truly amazing Sunday lunch at The Three Horseshoes and we were not alone; every table was taken and it seemed everyone was enjoying their roasts and veggie platters as much as we did.It's a traditional country pub that is warm and welcoming; well worth a bit of a drive to get there.We saw a promo for their "world famous" Wheelie Bin Race, but unfortunately we missed that spectacle! However, we noted that they do feature live music, and a chalk-board menu advertised a very reasonably-priced fish-and-chips weekly special that we were told by a local is very good indeed. We'll be going back for that!

I've visited this pub on a few occasions and absolutely love the surroundings. It has a lovely bar and the outdoor seating is perfect for a sunny day. The owner, Buster is just about th nicest guy in Kent!

Since discovering Tuesday's fish and chips menu offering we have been here a number of times. We used to get fish and chips on a Thursday from a take away in Whitstable but that's all changed because this pub's f&c is probably the best we have ever had! I think they do take out as well but as there is a nice area to sit in outside we stay and drink a very nice glass of wine with the meal. Highly recommend.

Everything I look for in a pub: cozy atmosphere, great beer, tasty food! The Ploughman's lunch gets a strong thumb's up!

This was a lunch stop in the middle of a 50 mile cycle ride with 2 other friends. The staff were very friendly and didn't mind us clomping in our cleats or parking up our bikes in their garden.I went for the pulled pork sandwich which came in a pitta with a generous helping of salad and chips. It was one of the warmest days of the year so far and the bar lady was more than happy to fill up all 6 of our drinks bottles with fresh cold water for the return home! Overall, a welcoming atmosphere, speedy service and fresh tasting lunch.

Amazing! You get a rock where you then cook your steak at the table yourself! Just perfect! The chef went out of his way to please us... Not a fan of tomatoes/peas/mushrooms etc he swapped for a salad instead, explained the best way to cook the steak ... Which was filet!!! It was just spot on in every way!!! Also had a Sunday roast there again beautiful food and friendly staff!

The food seems to be prepared in house. Portion sizes are large.Good solid pub grub. Very tasty. Very good home prepared fish and chips.The pub itself is a picturesque small country pub with weather boarded exterior and 2 real fires inside in the winter and hosts the famous "Wheelie Bin Race" on one of the summer bank holidays.

What lovely pub, this is a nice old country pub, with great atmosphere and friendly staff. Have eaten in this pub on a number of occasions the food has alway been very good.Tuesday evenings The Cod Father does his fish and chips with mushy peas at just £5 best I have had in a long time and excellent value.Well worth a visit you will not be disapointed.

We love this pub. Staff are always friendly, food is always good, pub is always clean and in the winter months there is always a cosy log fire to welcome you. The staff here just seem to get it right, we’ve visited on several occasions either for dinner, Sunday lunch, a bar snack or just a pint and its always been a pleasurable visit. It’s a great pub and well worth a visit.

I received the usual Text message and this time we were able to pop in to the Pub last Tuesday Evening, for their special evening meal offer priced at just £5. Cod and Chips with their own version of Mushy Peas. The peas were infused with mint, lemon and crushed black pepper and were best I have ever tasted anywhere. The fish was coated in the finest, lightest of batter with a delicious crunch and juicy freshly cooked fish enveloped therein. A couple of pints of Whitstable Bay Pale Ale to wash it down and we were a very happy couple. Only trouble was no room for pudding. The usual cosy evening atmosphere with nice local folk enjoying themselves together the beautiful pub Dog greeting us made it even better. May it last for ever.

I can honestly say this is the best fish & chips I've ever had! The fish was beautifully fresh & the homemade batter was deliciously crisp. The minted mushy peas were out of this world & the homemade chips just top it all! The atmosphere was warm & friendly & if I was local I would be in there every week! Excellent value too.

Ok so we've tried a fair few roasts but have to say, hands down, this was the best one in ages!! (Sorry mum hehe). The potatoes were crispy yet fluffy, the veg wasnt soggy and the stuffing that comes with every meat, not just chicken, was absolutely scrummy. I want that recipe!!Being newbies to the pub, and it being very clearly a local's favourite we were surprised just how friendly everyone was. We felt so welcome and the gorgeous dog was friendly, placid and didnt so much as sniff towards the scrummy food! The pud was also divine, proper home cooked heaven. We will be back again & again... Just sad its not more local!!

This lovely pub serves great beer and better food. Excellent atmosphere, with friendly, welcoming staff. I've been along for quiet meals but also the pub runs excellent quiz nights, which are lovely and great fun, as well as music nights and themed meal nights which are tricky to book a table for as they are so popular! A definite one to try!

Our second visit for a Sunday lunch, and once again great. Friendly welcome to the pub, nice atmosphere, excellent food. We will be back !We would recommend the Three Horseshoes as one of the nicest Sunday lunches in the local area.

Our group of weekly diners enjoyed a very tasty and satisfying meal at the Pub last week. This is a family run Pub with Good Beers (mainly Shepherd & Neame - Kent's Oldest Brewery) and Wines. A variety of cuisine on offer all freshly prepared. Special discounted rate evenings on Wednesdays and many entertainment days and nights and themed menus. A must for people who like the off the beaten track olde worlde pubs. See their website and facebook for info. Now under the new management of Charlotte and with Buster Cooking they must succeed.