In Central Sevenoaks. Big pub with lovely big dining room. It was quiet when we were there for early Sunday roast. Great food. Big portions and staff were lovely. Suggest you book for the Sunday roast.
The most lively pub in Sevenoaks. Usually a nice atmosphere. Good place to watch sports. A range of private areas available that can be booked for free, which is great for parties. Food is good but doesn’t feel like the focus.
Came in to watch the Euros final - very busy, but was able to reserve a table on the day thanks to the incredibly helpful staff. Incredible atmosphere, with a wealth of historical features. Staff went above and beyond; really fast service despite how busy it was. Excellent range of beers on tap, and very reasonable prices. Can’t wait to visit again.
First visit, came for a quick drink. Beautiful building, lots of knooks to sit in, quite a big place inside with a private area to book out for groups as well. Great choice of drinks, reasonable prices. Service good. They do food but didn't stay for it. Definitely worth a visit.
Warm and friendly with the usual suspects on tap. A wooden corner with a bigger restaurant like space behind and well located. It just feels like with the name and large brewing barrel that you’d expect a more craft experience when it seems more of a dressed up sports pub (lots of TVs). Take care to check when the kitchen is open or you’ll be on crisps - it was closed at 6pm on a Tuesday. I’d return to have a pint of something comforting and Adnams is on tap, but I was hoping for something a bit more local - maybe even micro-brewery but it seems that’s something from its past.
Seems a decent enough pub but the only reason I ventured in here was to try some if it's own range of beers. Low and behold, despite calling itself a 'tap' house and having mash tanks it doesn't brew anything and has an uninspiring range of ales. Went to the Anchor instead for a good range of ales. Perhaps should drop the 'tap house' label as it unit one!
Absolutely wonderful pub. Tables and chairs around the bar but there is plenty of space there as well. Move away from the bar and there are a number of nooks and crannies to get comfortable in. The furniture is eclectic but comfortable and really does fit with the place. The pub used to brew their own beer but unfortunately had to stop. You will see a number of nice shiny beer vats around. To end, the Guinness was excellent as was the Adnam's Ghost Ship.
A great place on Main Street in Seven Oaks. Vintage stuff. Excellent place to hang, meet clients and prospects. Great Beer and food. Very few places where you can sit next to a VAT tank
Oak Tavern & Tap House, Sevenoaks is located at 135 High St, Sevenoaks TN13 1UP, UK
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