Great Pubs in Kent for Paddy's Day

Barnsole. The Black Pig is a fine old 16th Century timbered building, partly constructed from the timbers of ships wrecked off the coast in the 1588.Uoooo arrrr, have a quirky one here on St Patricks Day!!

Bodsham. Froggies at the Timber Batts is a 15th century pub, built in the reign of Henry VII and is set in a hamlet in unspoilt and spectacular Kent countryside at Bodsham. Centuries of festivities, so why not journey to Bodsham this Paddy's Day and paint the village totally green!!

Ide Hill. The Woodman exudes the character and charm of a traditional British pub. A great place for a refreshing few pints of the good stuff!! Relaxation and excellent food, sure you couldnt go wrong spending a Paddys Day in an Ide Hill pub!! Parts of this amazing building date back to the early 1800's.

Langton Green. The Hare sits in the village of Langton Green, a pleasing, well-to-do suburb of Tunbridge Wells on the edge of the rolling, narrow-laned Kent countryside. Here you’ll find the traditional English villages featured in those pre-war black and white films made at Pinewood. Shake it up here on St Patricks Day!!

Pluckley. Dering Arms is a seafood restaurant in Pluckley, Kent. It is a fantastic old hunting lodge, built in the 1840's and is now the home of a high quality seafood restaurant serving up the finest seafood dishes in Kent. Try it out this Paddys Day. Awarded the Egon Ronay Seafood Restaurant of the year 3 times since 1997.

West Peckham. The Swan on the Green in West Peckham is a country pub serving freshly prepared food, excellent wines and a selection of beers from the own micro-brewery. Enjoy a few different scoops for St Patricks Day. A place where there is always a warm welcome any time of year!!