10:50 from Victoria, Strood
10:50 From Victoria opened in 2015 inside a railway arch behind North Street and was Strood’s first micropub. The railway setting is a big part of its character, and it is only a short walk from Strood station, making it an easy stop on the Thames & Medway Rail Ale Trail.
Pub information
📍 Address
Rear of 37–39 North Street, Strood, ME2 4SJ
🕒 Opening hours
Mon–Thu 15:30–21:00; Fri 15:30–22:00; Sat 12:00–22:00; Sun closed
🍺 Beer
2 regular and 7 changing cask ales, with real cider also available
🚶 From Strood station
Around 8 minutes on foot
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About Strood
Strood sits on the west bank of the River Medway opposite Rochester and has long been an important crossing point. Its position beside the river, road and later railway helped the town grow, particularly during the 19th century. Today, North Street and the surrounding centre sit close to Strood railway station and the bridges across the Medway, making the town a natural link between the main Thames & Medway route and the branch towards Halling, Aylesford and Maidstone.
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