A traditional village pub with wooden floors, real fire, a warm welcome and friendly atmosphere.

Two real ales, usually one from a local microbrewery, are served. Three ales may be served at busier times.

The pub offers a wide variety of good quality home-made food is available breakfast, lunchtimes and evenings, including a traditional roast on Sunday. You can eat your meal in the bar or in the restaurant, which opens out on to the pleasant garden.

A variety of events are held throughout the year, including a summer beer festival, bingo, quiz nights, live music and themed food nights. Bat and Trap is played in summer.

Families are very welcome and there is a large children's play area in the garden.

Behind the pub there’s a magnificent Kentish barn, which is available for functions and weddings.

B&B accommodation is available in the recently-built Lodges situated behind the pub, with eight double, a family room and a bridal suite.Kent’s Public House Archive: Crown Inn, Finglesham