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Built in the 1500s during the reign of Henry VIII, the Bell in Smarden is a popular dining destination on the outskirts of the historic village of Smarden, promising food and drink fit for a King - with freshly prepared dishes served up alongside local ales and lagers from Faversham’s Shepherd Neame.
It’s a charming and traditional country village pub, picture perfect both inside and out. Tumbling hanging baskets and a Kentish peg-tiled roof greet your arrival, while there are three separate cosy bar areas comprising oak beams and flagstone floors waiting just across the threshold.
There’s a large garden - the perfect place to enjoy an alfresco ale or two in the summer. There's also an outside champagne bar which is available for private hire.