Three Pillars, Gravesend
Three Pillars opened beneath the Masonic Hall on Wrotham Road in 2017. The basement setting gives it a very different character from a typical shop-conversion micropub, while its changing cask range and real cider make it a strong Gravesend stop on the Thames & Medway Rail Ale Trail.
Pub information
📍 Address
25 Wrotham Road, Gravesend, DA11 0PA
🕒 Opening hours
Mon 15:00–19:00; Tue–Wed 12:00–20:00; Thu–Sat 12:00–22:00; Sun 12:00–16:00
🍺 Beer
A changing cask range, often including Kent, Mighty Oak and Ramsgate beers, with real cider also available
🚶 From Gravesend station
Around 300 metres on foot
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About Gravesend
Gravesend sits on the south bank of the River Thames and has long been shaped by the river. Its town pier, river traffic and links towards London all played a big part in its growth, while the railway later made the town an important stop between the capital and north Kent. Today, the town centre is easy to explore on foot from Gravesend station, with several independent pubs close together around the central streets.
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